Green actions speak louder than words
25 Jan 2008 | by Aarti Shah
CES highlights public demands for a concerted power-saving campaign over marketing flair.
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WESTLAKE VILLAGE, CA: Dole Foods, the international distributor of fruit and vegetables, has named Washington-based Gibraltar Associates its first AOR for CSR.
CES highlights public demands for a concerted power-saving campaign over marketing flair.
WASHINGTON: The Ocean Conservancy (OC) recently unveiled a media and grassroots effort promoting tourism that supports local sea turtle conservation efforts in Mexico, Costa Rica, and Trinidad.
McDonalds has decided to end its "food prize" program, using report cards to promote free Happy Meals as rewards for Seminole County, FL elementary students with good grades.
NEW YORK: A recent Edelman survey found that 85% of consumers around the world are willing to change the brands they buy or their consumption habits to contribute to a better society and environment.
HOFFMAN ESTATES, IL: Mattress maker Serta is promoting a new essay contest in support of Susan G. Komen for the Cure that will award $10,000 bedroom "makeovers" to two winners.
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In 1983, American Express launched a national campaign to fund restoration work on the Statue of Liberty in preparation for its 1986 centennial celebration: Every time existing customers used their cards, Amex donated one cent to the Statue of Liberty Restoration Fund.
Nobel Peace Prize offers evidence that climate change is no longer just an environmental issue
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