CARMA in the news

Thursday, November 15. 2007

The Center for Global Development's just-launched website on carbon pollution, CARMA, is getting great news coverage. One of the most interesting articles so far is a Reuters story, Greenpeace Shuts Down Australia Power Station. Reuters says, "A team of 15 activists from the environment group Greenpeace entered the Munmorah power station, north of Sydney, in a dawn raid, hanging banners reading "Climate change starts here" and "Coal kills". It goes on to explain, "The Greenpeace protest came after a report by the U.S.-based Carbon Monitoring for Action database (CARMA), found Australia was the world's biggest carbon emitter per capita, and ranked seventh in terms of overall carbon emissions."

The Google News count just hit 200 news articles. See for yourself!

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Posted by Dave Witzel in Communication, Strategy at 09:11 | Comment (1) | Trackbacks (0)

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We wanted to share with you some exciting work that Reprise Media has been doing lately. We recently had a lot of success in raising awareness for the Center for Global Development through search and social media and we’re planning to do more pro bono work for nonprofits on an ongoing basis as part of our new Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiative.

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#1 Reprise Media (Homepage) on 2007-11-16 12:02 (Reply)

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