At Plastic Pollution Coalition, we value human ideas, work, and interaction. We are sensitive to privacy concerns linked to Artificial Intelligence (AI). We are also aware of AI’s ethical dilemmas, especially relating to creative ownership of content, and strive to ensure appropriate attribution of all of our sources. Therefore, we have made the decision to avoid knowingly using AI to write and create our communications, including (but not limited to) Plastic Pollution Coalition’s website content, social media graphics and videos, and emails to our list.
Plastic Pollution Coalition Policy Rejecting AI-Generated Content
April 9, 2024 , 3:00 pm – 4:00 pm EDT
For members of the Halt the Harm Network:
The oil and gas industry has been running misinformation and disinformation campaigns for decades. We’ve seen how effective they’ve been at distorting public perception: Even environmental groups and allies can unintentionally adopt pro-industry framing and language.
What are the best practices for campaign messages? What words should we avoid and what can we use instead?
Join us for a presentation and workshop with David Gold and Leah Zamesnik from the Environmental Polling Consortium to learn how to avoid industry messaging and sharpen your campaign messaging.
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December 14, 2023 , 3:00 pm – 4:00 pm EST
The oil and gas industry has been running misinformation and disinformation campaigns for decades. We’ve seen how effective they’ve been at distorting public perception: Even environmental groups and allies often unintentionally adopt pro-industry framing and language. This undermines the urgency to address pollution and hinders environmental action.
How can we avoid repeating industry misinformation?
Join us for the kickoff of our new event series: “Say This, Not That.”
In this series, you’ll hear from a series of experts who specialize in countering the oil & gas industry’s pervasive misinformation campaigns. You’ll learn how to identify industry talking points and how to frame messaging effectively and accurately.
For our first session, David Gold from the Environmental Polling Consortium will guide us on how to avoid industry messaging and frame your messaging effectively.
