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There’s A Much Bigger Brief You Should Be
This is a wake-up call. I’m in Alaska with 19 amazing University of Oregon students and three other professors. We’re working on the Climate Change Reporting Project from the Copper River Delta, a site affected by the 1964 earthquake and the 1989 Exxon Valdez spill. This is a School of Journalism and Communication project; nine of the 19 students are advertising students.
The One Thing That Truly Motivates Creative Talent–And How To Foster It
Talent. It’s the subject line of many an inbox message these days. All of us who belong to the great ecosystem of new talent development–universities, portfolio programs, think tanks, agencies–and agency leaders, mentors, recruiters, and talent managers, offer opinions about who we need now and how we train them. Even better, the discussion has evolved to the nurturing of talent over the long ride of a career.
In planned EPA cuts, US to lose vital connection to at-risk communities
Recent headlines point to a relentless undoing of policy and process within the Environmental Protection Agency. The Trump budget calls for slashing the EPA budget by an estimated 31 percent. Staff would be reduced by 25 percent and 50 programs could see cuts, such as ones designed to lower the health risks from lead paint. In all likelihood, the first communities to feel effects of a dismantled EPA are those who consistently pay the biggest price when policy strays from being focused on people.
In Planned EPA Cuts, U.S. to Lose Connection to At-Risk Communities
Area residents, city officials and environmental activists are concerned that President Donald Trump's proposed budget would harm the Environmental Protection Agency, which is leading the clean-up effort of the heavily polluted Gowanus Canal in Brooklyn. (Spencer Platt/Getty Images) As scholars studying the framing of climate and environmental messaging to different audiences, we expect dramatic changes in the communication sphere as EPA changes take effect.
The overwhelming whiteness of the US environmentalist movement is hobbling the fight against climate change — Quartz
The election of Donald Trump as president of the United States has many environmentalists on edge. The Republican president-elect has nominated the CEO of ExxonMobil as secretary of state, and his pick to head the Environmental Protection Agency, Scott Pruitt, is a noted climate-change denier with close ties to the fossil-fuel industry. If the Trump administration fails to take climate change seriously, the results could be disastrous for wide swaths of the national and international population.
Dear Creative Professionals: There's A Much Bigger Brief You Should Be Working On Right Now
I’m in Alaska with 19 amazing University of Oregon students and three other professors. We’re working on the Climate Change Reporting Project from the Copper River Delta, a site affected by the 1964 earthquake and the 1989 Exxon Valdez spill. This is a School of Journalism and Communication project; nine of the 19 students are advertising students.
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