Greenway Communique
A blog about communicating sustainability from someone who has spent a fair amount of time doing it.
Friday, May 1, 2009
About Me
Nathan is the director of public relations for POET, the largest producer of biofuels in the world. He is also a digital advocate of sustainability and corporate social responsibility. He wants to help communicators improve their delivery of this information to the public in order to drive social change. Although he monitors communications from all sectors, his primary focus is business, because it it the only institution with the resources necessary to implement the lasting changes needed to preserve and protect the environment.
Other Green Communications resources from me
- FriendFeed
- Green Communications Bundle
- MyAlltop
- Shared Items
- Twitter Favorites
- Twitter Green Communicators List
Green Communications Blogs
- 3BL Media Blog
- Abrams Clean Tech Report
- A Brighter Shade of Green Advertising
- Chris Baskind
- Bright Green Marking Blog
- Communications4Good
- Conscious Clicks
- Co-Opportunity
- DMDGreen
- Earthsite New Media
- Eco Blog
- ecomentum
- Enviral Marketing
- Food for Thought
- Framing Science
- Fruitful Strategy
- Futerra Sustainability Communications
- Gemma Charles' Green Blog
- GoodGreenPR
- Green Advertising
- GreenBiz Marketing & Communications
- greenormal
- Green sandbox
- Green Team USA
- HY-brid
- It Grows On Trees
- Kiwano Marketing
- Life in the Green Lane
- Live Long and Prosper
- Max Gladwell
- Market Greener
- may day may day may day
- Melodies In Marketing
- MediaPost Marketing:Green
- Mr. Cleantech
- My Green Element
- Planet Relations
- PRWeek Green
- See Change Happen
- Semantics of Sustainability
- Shelton Group Blog
- Social Persuasion
- Sustainable Is Good
- Sustainable Life Media
- Sustainable Marketing Blog
- Sustainability & CSR Conversations
- Sustainability in Context
- Sustainability Marketing
- The Cycle: Green
- The Hunting Dynasty
- The New Consumer
- What Do You Stand For?
Green Journalism
- Center for Environmental Journalism
- Earth Journalism Now
- Enviornment Writer
- Framing Science
- Knight Science Journalism Tracker: Environment & Energy Stories
- Metcalf Institute
- The Observatory: CJR
- Society of Environmental Journalism
- Yale Forum on Climate Change & The Media
Academic Institutes & Journals
- Business Strategy & the Environment
- GMU Center for Climate Change Communication
- Yale Forum on Climate Change & The Media
Green Polls & Surveys
- ecoalign: EcoPinion
- ecoAmerica: Climate Truths
- Gallup: Climate Change
- National Geographic: Greendex
- Pew Research: Energy & Environment
- Shelton Group Research
Green Marketing Standards
- Competition Bureau Canada
- Federal Trade Commission U.S.
- Green Seal
- International Chamber of Commerce (PDF)
- TerraVeritas
- UL Environment
Greenwashing Links
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3 Comments:
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Great blog! I like this commercial because it focuses on brand first and then only mentions that the car is a hybrid at the end. It's more attractive to mainstream Americans than it would be otherwise.
I liked it. The spot gives us the image of benefits of buying the car.
In advertising, it is as important to sell the image of a product as to sell the product itself. People see this commercial and associate Insight with heartwarming images. From this perspective, they’ve done a good job to put the logo at last instead of the name of the brand. Using headlights somewhat goes against ‘green’ but the content and quiet music compensate for that.
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