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Green messaging needs to be engaging as well as compliant - Vimarsana News

Green messaging needs to be engaging as well as compliant

Most people are yet to be won over by green messaging, says Alicia Upton of Media Bounty. With more regulation on the horizon, it's time to ensure your environmental pitch is just right.

Havas CEO Yannick Bolloré Staked His Brand on Caring About the Climate. So Why Is His Company Working for Shell? - Vimarsana News

Havas CEO Yannick Bolloré Staked His Brand on Caring About the Climate. So Why Is His Company Working for Shell?

The Bolloré family’s business empire — which includes Havas, one of the world’s biggest ad agencies — has longtime ties to the fossil fuel industry.

Source: desmog.com
True colours: Net zero marketing, communications, and avoiding greenwashing - Vimarsana News

True colours: Net zero marketing, communications, and avoiding greenwashing

WATCH: Experts give their views on how to avoid the pitfalls of greenwashing at the Net Zero Festival 2023

'We have to take responsibility': Advertising execs call for crackdown on 'greenwashing' at Net Zero Festival - Vimarsana News

'We have to take responsibility': Advertising execs call for crackdown on 'greenwashing' at Net Zero Festival

Speakers at BusinessGreen conference discuss critical role communications and ad industry must play in turning climate targets into action

Tackling climate mis/disinformation: 'An urgent frontier for action' — Global Issues - Vimarsana News

Tackling climate mis/disinformation: 'An urgent frontier for action' — Global Issues

Climate impacts are accelerating with every fraction of a degree of global warming, yet denial, distortion and falsehoods about well-established scientific facts are flooding the internet and media landscape, according to the participants of a panel discussion at UN Headquarters on mis- and disinformation relating to climate change.