IAE To Unveil Framework, Tools For Mitigating Greenwashing (mediapost.com)

The Institute for Advertising Ethics will hold the second of two webinars focusing on the ad industry’s role in greenwashing on December 8 at 10 A.M.

The upcoming webinar — which focuses on tools and frameworks for preventing greenwashing — follows one held October 19, which featured industry experts providing a benchmark for understanding how pervasive and how problematic greenwashing actually is for the advertising industry.
https://www.mediapost.com/publications/article/379813/iae-to-unveil-framework-tools-for-mitigating-gree.html

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