The fantastic Emily Atkin of Heated raised an interesting point regarding the premise of pushing back against the oil & gas industry. I thought it was just the oil & gas industry having the big money–and hence resources such as manpower–that you need to plaster every channel with your message. Turns out, it’s more than that: you may refused if you try to go through some of the same channels with your anti-fossil message. That’s just what happened to polluters expsed. Their campaign is very blunt–I assume it is assumed to have the feel of a political ad?–and some clips name and shame polluters directly. But then again, ads from the other side are very blunt, too. Doesn’t surprise me that a gas station ad platform delivered the most blunt rejection–oil & gas ads are probably a considerable source of revenue for those guys.
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@misc{barg2021when, author = {Barg, Julian}, title = {Julian Barg: When you cannot actually push back}, url = {https://www.jbarg.net/posts/2021-08-06-when-you-cannot-actually-push-back/}, year = {2021} }