China vowed to โblaze a new path to industrialisationโ today as it unveiled its first national plan on climate change.
But in a blow to efforts to tackle global warming, the world’s second biggest producer of greenhouse gases refused to accept binding targets for emissions, saying wealthy developed nations must take the bulk of the responsibility for theย problem.
Campaigners say advertising and PR agencies are โnowhere closeโ to giving up their oil and gas clients.
Policy update also restricts advertising for fossil fuels products and services in council owned ad sites.
SLICK is a funny yet cutting satire of how the ad industry contributes to the climate crisis.
DeSmog analysis finds less than one third of planned projects could have full Canadian control over data.
