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More than 500 advertising and PR firms pledge not to work with fossil fuel companies - Vimarsana News

More than 500 advertising and PR firms pledge not to work with fossil fuel companies

More than 500 advertising, PR and comms and recruitment agencies have now signed up to an industry campaign refusing to work with fossil fuel corporations.

Source: edie.net
The Drum | Over 500 Agencies Have Now Pledged To Cut Ties With World's Biggest Polluters - Vimarsana News

The Drum | Over 500 Agencies Have Now Pledged To Cut Ties With World's Biggest Polluters

Campaign group Clean Creatives has shared its latest milestone after 500 agencies signed its pledge. We catch up with some of those agencies to hear more about why they’re washing their hands of fossil fuel clients.

Oil Giant Knew About Climate Impacts Even Earlier - Vimarsana News

Oil Giant Knew About Climate Impacts Even Earlier

Newly unveiled records show that Shell began collecting knowledge about climate change in the 1960s, Jessica Corbett reports. By Jessica Corbett Common Dreams Reporting on a cache of documents published over the weekend shows Shell knew about the impact of fossil fuel even earlier than prev

At SXSW, Tech Bros Try To Save the World From Climate Change - Vimarsana News

At SXSW, Tech Bros Try To Save the World From Climate Change

Mushroom meat, plastic-eating enzymes, the Shell House: A technology conference known for new toys feel guilty, goes green.

Climate Activists Hold Ad Net Zero Social Handles Hostage - Vimarsana News

Climate Activists Hold Ad Net Zero Social Handles Hostage

Clean Creatives has one condition for handing over the accounts to the industry group.

Source: adweek.com