Are social platforms complicit in climate-change misinformation?
Are social platforms complicit in climate-change misinformation?. From PR Week
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Are social platforms complicit in climate-change misinformation?
Online platforms continue to rely on fossil-fuel companies for paid advertising, even as they roll out policies against climate-change misinformation. Where should the line be drawn?. From Campaign US
Source: campaignlive.com
'Helps peddle myths': Australia's Tour Down Under facing pressure to dump Santos as sponsor | Oil and gas companies
Cycling festival begins as campaigners push to end sponsorship deal and oil company boss says there’s ‘no alternative’ to fossil fuels
Source: theguardian.com
Top Ad and PR Firms Exposed for Helping Big Oil Greenwash Their Climate Destruction
On the heels of congressional Democrats calling the heads of fossil fuel companies and industry lobbying groups to testify about their role in spreading climate disinformation, campaigners published a report Tuesday exposing the contributions of major advertising and public relations firms.
Source: ecowatch.com
Climate Activists Urge PR Agencies To Drop Fossil Fuel Clients
Climate campaigners are taking their fight one step further by targeting advertising and public relations agencies working with the fossil fuel industry
Source: oilprice.com