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PR FOR THE PLANET: Al Gore's WE CampaignEarlier this spring, Al Gore launched the $300 million dollar "We Campaign" with a slick green logo and website to support his non-profit organization The Alliance For Climate Protection. Through advertising and green partnerships, the three-year campaign aims to further educate the public about the crisis, call for the U.S. to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions and ask for solutions from our elected officials. If you haven't yet found your place in <strong></strong>, read on to learn more about how <strong></strong>.1
PR FOR THE PLANET: Al Gore's WE CampaignEarlier this spring, Al Gore launched the $300 million dollar "We Campaign" with a slick green logo and website to support his non-profit organization The Alliance For Climate Protection. Through advertising and green partnerships, the three-year campaign aims to further educate the public about the crisis, call for the U.S. to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions and ask for solutions from our elected officials. If you haven't yet found your place in <strong></strong>, read on to learn more about how <strong></strong>.2
PR FOR THE PLANET: Al Gore's WE CampaignEarlier this spring, Al Gore launched the $300 million dollar "We Campaign" with a slick green logo and website to support his non-profit organization The Alliance For Climate Protection. Through advertising and green partnerships, the three-year campaign aims to further educate the public about the crisis, call for the U.S. to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions and ask for solutions from our elected officials. If you haven't yet found your place in <strong></strong>, read on to learn more about how <strong></strong>.3
PR FOR THE PLANET: Al Gore's WE CampaignEarlier this spring, Al Gore launched the $300 million dollar "We Campaign" with a slick green logo and website to support his non-profit organization The Alliance For Climate Protection. Through advertising and green partnerships, the three-year campaign aims to further educate the public about the crisis, call for the U.S. to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions and ask for solutions from our elected officials. If you haven't yet found your place in <strong></strong>, read on to learn more about how <strong></strong>.4
