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Big cities leading the way on climate change
by Bill Royce on 12th July 2011
Followers of the UN’s climate change negotiations will be disappointed with the poor progress at the talks in Bonn this month. Hopes of a new international agreement to replace the Kyoto Protocol when it expires in 2012 are fading fast…
Global Energy Practice
by Bill Royce on 9th June 2011
We have just launched Burson-Marsteller’s Global Energy Practice, which connects the EMEA Energy Environment & Climate Change practice to colleagues worldwide to service companies operating globally and to better share knowledge and insights.
Burson-Marsteller Announces Global Energy Practice
by Bill Royce on 6th June 2011
London – June 2, 2011 – Burson-Marsteller today launched the Global Energy Practice, a specialty practice group which draws upon the company’s extensive worldwide network of communications professionals with expertise in the energy industry.
Harmony: a Royal view of sustainability
by Bill Royce on 4th November 2010
Last night I attended a Royal Geographic Society event in London launching the fantastic book Harmony by HRH The Prince of Wales (Charles, for those on first name terms) with assistance from my friend Tony Juniper, former International Vice-Chair of Friends of the Earth, and BBC3 presenter Ian Skelly who turns out to be quite an authority on ‘sacred geometry’ and other arcane topics.
New tools to measure NGO risk
by Bill Royce on 23rd June 2010
A Greenpeace activist once famously quipped that focusing on brands “was like discovering gunpowder for environmentalists”. Campaigning NGOs have found that brands are vulnerable and sensitive to public attacks. According to Michael E Conroy, author of ‘Branded’, the power of NGOs is increasingly defined by their ability to invent clever ways to “seriously embarrass a company, damage its brand and bring it to the table to change its practices”.
What’s happening in your backyard?
by Bill Royce on 25th March 2010
If, like me, you follow proposed industrial developments to see which have a smooth trip and which are abandoned due to local resistance, I guess you see three or four key success factors that are common in country after country.
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