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emissions, not jobs" advertising campaign opposing the introduction of an emissions trading scheme. Advising on the campaign were advertising guru Neil Lawrence

that Colorado-based Summit Natural Gas of Maine spending millions on on advertising on web, print, radio, TV to assuage fears among Main homeowners of hydraulic

stated that the name change was undertaken "to be consistent with our advertising campaign, 'America's Power' and the corresponding website, Americaspower

the group's focus on corporate behavior and the rise of corporate green advertising at the time. However, governments, political candidates, trade associations

increased its annual public relations and advertising budget from $8 million to $30 million, hired the advertising firm R&R Partners (whose CEO, Billy Vassiliadis

a Twitter feed, a Facebook group, a YouTube channel and an aggressive advertising campaign. Energy in Depth trumpets the economic benefits of shale gas

introduction of an emissions trading scheme (ETS), TRUenergy launched an advertising campaign. In its ad, TRUenergy stated the proposed scheme "will bring

increased its annual public relations and advertising budget from $8 million to $30 million, hired the advertising firm R&R Partners (whose CEO, Billy Vassiliadis

environmentalists - ed] through outreach, including direct lobbying of lawmakers; advertising in key DC titles like National Journal and Roll Call; ad and lobbying

coal": The other usage of the term is typically found in coal industry advertising and messaging, where a future in which coal can be used without environmental

the group's focus on corporate behavior and the rise of corporate green advertising at the time. However, governments, political candidates, trade associations

media outreach. The National Journal reported that ABEC's budget for PR, advertising and "grassroots" organizing quadrupled, from $8 million to $30 million

is a Principal of R&R Partners, a Las Vegas-based public relations and advertising firm. A biographical note states that "Bob has an extensive 30-year background

Waylon Ad is an advertising firm based in St. Louis, MO, whose clients include Americans for Balanced Energy Choices and the National Mining Association

City entrepreneur Adam Victor – who has since spent $60,000 on a local advertising campaign to promote coal gasification. The proposed plant would be twice

endlessly divisible and every loss can be recast as a hard-won victory in the advertising copy of their fundraising propaganda." [5] Defenders of Wildlife Environmental

R&R Partners is a Las Vegas-headquartered advertising and public relations company. The company, which was founded in 1974, also has offices in Phoenix

the National Mining Association had hired him to develop a new pro-coal advertising and media campaign. Henrie seemed to relish the prospect of helping an

reported that NMA was planning to "dramatically increase its lobbying and advertising budget," in response to high-profile mining disasters, increased rates

Mather Worldwide to handle a massive $200 million public relations and advertising campaign. This campaign introduced a new logo and slogan as well as a