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Alliance for Climate Protection, the organization formed last year by Al Gore, is basically in account review. The Alliance is looking to make sustainability a high level priority for Americans. Four agencies — Crispin Porter & Bogusky, Bartle Bogle Hegarty, the Martin Agency and Y&R — are getting ready to present their plans to the former vice president himself early next month. It’s a three-to-five-year, multimedia global campaign with a media spend somewhere around $100 million a year.

AdAge has some editorial about how advertising agencies are no longer afraid to get involved in “hot button” issues. Is the environment a hot button issue? Think not. Chris Becker, chairman-chief creative officer of DraftFCB’s New York office, said “blowback from less-than-eco-friendly marketers is unlikely. ‘It’s such a loud issue and so accepted that no one can get away with that,” he said. “There’s already such a broad platform for agencies.’” We agree.

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