Clean Creatives: Over 1,000 advertising and PR firms promise to reject fossil fuel clients

Cecilia Keating
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Clean Creatives: Over 1,000 advertising and PR firms promise to reject fossil fuel clients

High profile campaign reaches fresh milestone, as pressure not to work with polluting clients intensifies

The Clean Creatives campaign has announced more than 1,000 PR and advertising agencies have now pledged not to work with fossil fuel firms. Set up three years ago, the Clean Creatives campaign calls...

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