Jason Momoa SLAMMED for climate hypocrisy as star is accused of 'demonizing plastic bottles'

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Jason Momoa has been accused of climate hypocrisy and plugging his own water brand after he encouraged fans to use aluminum cans over plastic bottles in a recent video.

Back in a September video the actor, 43,  buzzed off his long hair to bring awareness to the single-use plastics crisis - encouraging fans to switch over to reusable water bottles, while prominently sipping from an aluminum water bottle from his brand Mananalu.The star, who has long campaigned for ocean conservation, was called out in a full-page ad from the Center for Organizational Research and Education (CORE) in USA Today on Thursday - with the star's video blasted as a cynical ploy to make money for his own company.

Oh dear: Jason Momoa has been accused of climate hypocrisy and plugging his own water brand after he encouraged fans to use aluminum cans over plastic bottles in a recent videoThe ad headline read: 'DOES MOMOA CARE ABOUT THE PLANET OR PROFITS?' along with the text: 'Jason Momoa’s new movie Slumberland must have him dreaming if he believes canned water will help the planet. 'He might make money off cans, but the planet will suffer.' The ad features a link to the website  MoronicMomoa.com with a video explaining that aluminum is more damaging to the environment than plastics.

The video said: 'Jason Momoa recently delivered a self-serving statement on the environment Video: Back in a September video the actor, 43, buzzed off his long hair to bring awareness to the single-use plastics crisis - encouraging fans to switch over to reusable water bottles, while prominently sipping from an aluminum water bottle from his brand Mananalu'The silly message was a stunt that involved shaving off some of his long locks'The haircut was apparently linked.