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Ellen Ormesher

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(She/Her)
Glasgow
As seen in: DeSmog, The Drum, 24/7 Wall Street, The Ecologist, Corporate Knights, Popular Resistance, Resilience.org, NationofChange, Who What Why
Covers:  Greenwashing, ESG, climate change, sustainable business and culture.
Journalist and researcher specialising in climate change accountability. Rarely post on X anymore, get me on LinkedIn.

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The “Oscars of Advertising” Has a Cheating Problem

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By Ellen Ormesher Verified, Emily Gertz
| DeSmog Verified
Every June, the global advertising industry gathers on the French Riviera for several days of parties, panels, and self-regard called the Cannes Lions Festival of Creativity. The week culminates with ceremonies that bestow a raft of juried awards for the year’s best creative campaigns. Agencies self-nominate for these “Oscars of Advertising” by submitting entries that include brief videos and written case studies.
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‘You can’t live without us’: How Big Oil pivoted from climate-friendly messaging to normalize dependence on fossil fuels

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By Ellen Ormesher Verified
| NationofChange
Four of the world’s biggest oil and gas companies have spent the last four years systematically shifting away from climate-friendly advertising to push a new message: fossil fuels are here to stay, a report has found.
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‘You Can’t Live Without Us’: How Big Oil Pivoted from Climate-friendly Messaging to Normalise Dependence on Fossil Fuels

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By Ellen Ormesher Verified
| DeSmog Verified
Four of the world’s biggest oil and gas companies have spent the last four years systematically shifting away from climate-friendly advertising to push a new message: fossil fuels are here to stay, a report has found.
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