commodifies

In their view, assessing environmental assets and their services in monetary terms 'commodifies' nature, whose intrinsic value should not be subjected to market preferences.

Featured Articles - Encyclopedia of Earth 2010

Blue Labour isn't a romantic nostalgic thing but we need to stand up to how capitalism commodifies everything.

How the fish market porters moved Ed Miliband in his search to rekindle Labour's flame 2011

The modern version of the story is about a gold rush called globalization, a monetized world order that commodifies everything and poisons all that it touches: air, water, soil, whales, indigenous cultures, mothers' milk, and babies, now born with a body burden of toxic chemicals.

Raffi: The Right to a Future: We Need a New Lexicon for Conveying Climate Collapse Raffi 2011

Double with reading for points commodifies reading.

intertribal: People of the Book intertribal 2010

The modern version of the story is about a gold rush called globalization, a monetized world order that commodifies everything and poisons all that it touches: air, water, soil, whales, indigenous cultures, mothers' milk, and babies, now born with a body burden of toxic chemicals.

Raffi: The Right to a Future: We Need a New Lexicon for Conveying Climate Collapse Raffi 2011

"The market works, and when it works, it commodifies or obsoletes everything."

The Future Of Facebook 2010

The thing about the CL63 AMG, as I said, is that it commodifies I-see-God speed and acceleration.

Olympian Acceleration for the (Very Rich) Masses Dan Neil 2010

He pointed out the product driven capitalist system that commodifies true democracy, and results in a global hegemony ruled by a few rich and powerful nations, who perpetuate the top-down model of iron-fisted rule.

Makenna Goodman: What Book is Hugo Chávez Reading? 2009

She's repulsed by prostitution, and argues that it demeans and commodifies women.

Archive 2007-07-01 2007

Its an attitude that commodifies sentient life, he said.

The Foie Gras Wars Mark Caro 2009