Badvert of the month: Easyjet

Badvert of the month: Easyjet

Budget airline Easyjet claims to be ‘Working Towards Net Zero every day’, but is it? Our latest badvert of the month investigates. Airports are filing planning applications for expansion and airlines joyfully predicting massive increases in passenger numbers. At the...
Oily ads will continue to slip out of the reach of regulators

Oily ads will continue to slip out of the reach of regulators

A second ban on ads for Repsol within just five months has raised eyebrows and serious questions about the ability of advertising regulation to keep greenwashing in check. Back in June, when the ASA banned a suite of ads for three of the world’s largest oil and gas...
Somerset takes the lead banning high carbon adverts

Somerset takes the lead banning high carbon adverts

Somerset Council has just adopted a new advertising policy, specifically targeted at the adverts placed on 120 roundabouts populating their estate. The policy is by far the most ambitious passed by any council when it comes to addressing high-carbon...
Our challenge to the government: how will you reduce demand?

Our challenge to the government: how will you reduce demand?

“At present, the government has no plans in place for ending sales of vehicles based on body type, including SUVs, or restricting the advertising of those vehicles. However, we are going further and faster to decarbonise transport.” Official response to our petition...