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A Washington-based council of state and regional environmental agencies is on the hunt for strategic communications counsel for a federally backed initiative to reform how governments deliver environmental protection and data.
Jenny Murphy, former senior VP at Glover Park Group, has moved to Dewey Square Group, to handle PA duties
Will America get the best Congress that money can buy? Of course. Americans of the non-plutocratic class have very little impact on the bankrolling of the races.
Danish toy block giant LEGO said it would not renew a partnership with Royal Dutch Shell after pressure from Greenpeace drew international attention to Shell's oil drilling in the Arctic.
The US Forest Service has scrambled to allay journalist and First Amendment advocate concerns over a proposed directive that would require a permit for commercial photography and filming in wilderness areas.
Brunswick Group is supporting the $300B State Grid Corporation of China's presence at the UN Climate Summit this week in New York as the world's largest state-owned power company seeks to position itself as a leader against climate change.
Brooklyn's MCSquared, which represents Ecuador in its long-running legal battle with Chevron over pollution in the Amazon, discloses $1.9M in disbursements.
Edelman fired US president and CEO Mark Hass in July partly over his "stupid" response to a climate change organization's survey of PR firms, CEO Richard Edelman told Vice.com's Motherboard channel.
What PR firms dodged The Guardian's poll about working for climate deniers? Why did they run for cover? What are they hiding?
Natural Resources Canada has extended FleishmanHillard's promotion of its tar sands energy resources for another year for $5.7M.
Former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani's Bracewell and Giuliani represents the Environmental Working Group, a DC non-profit mostly bankrolled by philanthropic groups, for food labeling and cosmetic/sunscreen issues.
Havas has established a global climate change PR team under Peter Bowyer, former spokesman for former UN chief Kofi Annan.
Protesters at Chevron's May 28 annual meeting in Midland, Tex., were paid $85 a piece to express frustration over the oil company’s victory in its long-running legal battle concerning pollution in Ecuador, according to a Bloomberg BusinessWeek report today.
Largely known for corruption and over-the-top marketing pushes, the International Olympic Committee has a shot to improve its soiled reputation by cracking down on Rio de Janeiro’s epic environmental failure.
Ogilvy PR has emerged from an RFP process to guide PR for Energy Upgrade California, a state-backed campaign funded by consumers to tout energy efficient improvements for homes and businesses.
Nuclear Matters, which advocates on behalf of nuclear energy, today announced that Carol Browner is joining its leadership council.
Singer Associates handles media for California’s city of San Bruno, which is seeking compensation from utility giant PG&E over the 2010 pipeline explosion that killed eight of its citizens, injured 66 others and destroyed almost 40 homes.
The Wall Street Journal today buried the blockbuster report from the UN body, which calls for immediate actions to curtail greenhouse gas emissions in order to stave off future environmental disaster.
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