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Culture crashing, sporting spotlights and long form storytelling, find out what's on the minds of progressive brands right now.
Starring Ambika Mod, ‘Beep’ illustrates the unseen link between the Big Five fossil-fuel high-street banks and the climate destruction they …
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The car marque has teamed up with travel influencer Kevin Penrose to promote its electric vehicles.
Oli Gibson, Planning Partner at BBD Perfect Storm, on adopting day-to-day behaviours that can have an impact
Marketers have a pivotal role to play in combatting the climate crisis and creating more sustainable cycles
Bringing attention to the Global Plastics Treaty negotiations taking place in November this year, the film shows global politicians running …
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The legend is back. An icon rewired, the New All-Electric Capri. Embrace the future with a nod to the past. Directed by Anton Tammi (Famous …
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The sportswear brand is promoting a new textile recycling initiative through fashion, sustainability and football
The Tela luggage range, designed in collaboration with Morrama, brings sustainability to design
Genix Nappa, a new material made of leather offcuts, aims to reduce waste
In an age of uncertainty consumers are seeking solace in impulse purchases, but industry experts brands need to tread carefully
The sustainable chair, created by Uncommon Creative Studio, highlights the environmental impact of overwashing clothes.
The fact is, there are a hundred business reasons for climate action. And in this campaign, we make those cases. Because it’s not just a mo…
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Catch A Fire hosted its latest Ignite webinar in early October, the first in a new series, where we, along with a panel of industry experts, tackled the topic of sustainability in relation to consumer behaviour and purchasing motivators. You can find out some of the key insights we took away from this recent in-depth discussion.
The refurbished tech retailer has teamed up with The French Gardener and Life After Ad to make its out of home advertising eco-friendly.
Businesses must find the balance between action and transparency to work toward a more sustainable future.
With brands refusing to work with agencies linked to fossil fuel companies the industry is at a tipping point, writes Creatives for Climate’s Lucy von Sturmer.
The out of home campaign calls out the environmental cost of continually upgrading devices.
In a world where consumers are increasingly aware of the climate crisis, we asked industry experts if Christmas advertising needs to change its tune.
The campaign spotlights the affordable and sustainable alternatives to throwing away technology products.
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