Edelman's "Carbon Messaging": COP15 Means Business
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Mark Grundy, who works for the PR firm Edelman, sees business opportunities in climate change.
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Slow Learners
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Like many others, New York Times journalist Larry Rohter describes former Greenpeace activist-turned-industry consultant Patrick Moore as "the co-chairman of the Clean and Safe E
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Energy Front Group Calls for Investigation of Environmentalists
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Americans for American Energy (AAE), an energy front group established by the public relations firm Pac/West Communications, asked Congress to investigate "possible illegal coordination between U.S.
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Coal Burners Invest in Environmental Journalism
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The Society for Environmental Journalists (SEJ), which promotes "excellence in environmental journalism," is gearing up for its annual conference in Roanoke, Virginia in mid-October.
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Radioactive Grassroots
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In an opinion column, former Greenpeace activist turned PR consultant Patrick Moore waxes lyrical about a proposal by Luminant to build two new reactors at its Comanche Peak nuclear power station in Texas.
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"Clean Coal" Boosters Plan to Ridicule Renewable Energy
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A leaked draft PR plan by the Clean Coal Council, a Queensland state government partnership with the coal industry, stated that a "key outcome" would be to "turn around attitudes that clean coal is an unproven and unsafe technology." While the PR plan noted that "stakeholders" wanted investment directed to "emissions-free renewable energy technologies, not clean coal," the Council has other ideas.
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Will Marketers Say: Save the Planet, Buy Less Stuff?
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"The ultimate selling proposition might just be saving the planet," said International Advertising Association (IAA) executive director Michael Lee.
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British Shell Game on Carbon Emissions
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According to documents leaked to The Guardian, the British government has been actively trying to undermine the European Union's proposals to drastically reduce carbon emissions in order to combat climate change. The UK wants to be able to count more imported carbon credits in order to meet pollution reduction targets.
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Nuclear Waste on the Move
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International Nuclear Services (INS) is looking for PR support for an unpopular issue -- transportation of nuclear waste. "INS was created out of the 'spent fuel services' business of Sellafield to provide a service to more than 20 global utility firms.
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Climate Changers Go Lobbying
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The UK Corporate Leaders Group on Climate Change, a group hosted by the University of Cambridge's Programme for Industry, has written to British political leaders requesting a meeting to discuss the development of a "comprehensive package of policy measures to change every major sector of the economy" to combat
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