The Biogenic CO2 Coalition today announced the release of a new video and digital ad campaign asking why the U.S. EPA is the only environmental agency in the world to treat carbon emissions from common agricultural crops the exact same as those from fossil fuels. The video further urges the EPA to follow sound science and to take long overdue steps to revitalize America’s rural economy.
The EPA is soon expected to request public comment on whether to continue to regulate CO2 emissions from agricultural crops on the same basis as fossil fuels. As outlined in a recent letter to Congress signed by more than 20 leading scientists, it is imperative that EPA act swiftly to adopt a rule that recognizes the de minimis character of biogenic carbon emissions from annual agricultural crops.
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Fact Check: Greenfield ad throws punches at Sen. Ernst's campaign financing
Source: This time we're putting Theresa Greenfield's newest attack ad through our I9 Fact Check. This ad is directly from her campaign .
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This is a complicated claim, but the key words are "I" and "corporate". The promise to not take any corporate PAC money has become a trend in Democratic politics, however, it's an easy pledge for a challenger, like Greenfield, to make. The Center for Responsive Politics, which is a nonprofit and non-partisan comprehensive resource for federal campaign contributions, found data showing " corporate PACs give almost all their money to incumbents to curry favor with lawmakers ."
Georgia senator's ad made his Jewish opponent's nose bigger - Los Angeles Times
Before being removed, the Facebook ad showed grainy pictures of Ossoff and Sen. Charles Schumer of New York, who is also Jewish, above a banner reading "DEMOCRATS ARE TRYING TO BUY GEORGIA! HELP DAVID PERDUE FIGHT BACK."
The news outlet the Forward first reported that the image had been manipulated to make Ossoff's nose appear larger than in the original photo.
A spokeswoman for Perdue said in a statement Monday that the image has been removed from Facebook, calling it an "unintentional error" by an outside vendor, without naming the vendor.
Twitter and Facebook Become Targets in Campaign Ads
CHICAGO (AP) — Social media has become the target of a dueling attack ad campaign waged online by the sitting president and his election rival. They’re shooting the messenger while giving it lots of money.
President Trump has bought hundreds of messages on Facebook to accuse its competitor, Twitter, of trying to stifle his voice and influence the November election.
Democratic challenger Joe Biden has spent thousands of dollars advertising on Facebook with a message of his own: In dozens of ads on the platform, he’s asked supporters to sign a petition calling on Facebook to remove inaccurate statements, specifically those from Trump.
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Readers React: Trump campaign ad misleading - The Morning Call
In Charlottesville, Virginia white nationalists marched with torches proclaiming Jews will not replace us. These groups have been widely condemned but our president calls them very fine people . Does anyone still wonder where his sympathies lie? Does anyone believe that he has any desire to settle old grievances and bring people together?
Labor-aligned group knocks Neal's primary challenger in new ad - POLITICO
American Working Families will spend six figures to help Neal beat back a progressive challenger in the Sept. 1 Massachusetts primary.
Rep. Richard Neal (D-Mass.) speaks during a news conference on Capitol Hill in Washington. | Andrew Harnik/AP Photo
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Rep. Richard Neal (D-Mass.), the powerful House Ways and Means chair, is getting some outside help as he attempts to hold off a well-funded primary challenger.
Fresh off a slew of wins in New York last month, liberals are setting their sights on Neal, who will face Holyoke Mayor Alex Morse in the Sept. 1 primary. Prominent progressives with ties to Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) and the Justice Democrats have launched a six-figure independent expenditure to help Morse.
Burger King modifies cow ad, continues campaign | TSLN.com
"Our Cows Menu campaign is just the beginning of a journey. It'll take collaborations from the farm to table to find solutions. We're proud to partner with UC Davis' Ermias Kebreab and Frank Mitloehner to expand on the results. Additionally, we continue to run the TV ad to help generate public awareness and build collaboration," Machado said.
Mitloehner pointed out to Burger King that most methane is released through belching and that lemongrass is only one of several types of feed being studied to reduce methane emissions.
Firestone Walker Launches 805 Ad Campaign | Brewbound
PASO ROBLES, Calif. – Firestone Walker has launched its latest ad campaign for 805 beer featuring brand ambassador and acclaimed car builder Matt Noble.
The campaign features the giveaway of a custom built 1949 Chevy truck valued at more than $45,000, and will be supported through ad spots across digital media, driving awareness among millions of consumers in top 805 markets. It will also include strong brick-and-mortar merchandising support, and an engaging episodic content series that follows Noble and the Chevy buildout over the past year.
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