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The world's largest oat milk producer has joined an unusual climate journalism campaign (opens the original)
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NEW YORK â Oatly, the worldâs largest producer of oat milk, is sending a new message to its consumers: Most people want their governments to take action on climate change. Splashed on the side of the Swedish companyâs cartons is messaging from the â89% Project,â a campaign launched by Covering Climate Now, a global journalism nonprofit. Newsrooms traditionally try not to associate with organized advocacy efforts, but the unorthodox campaign has been gaining traction. Participating news
The world's largest oat milk producer has joined an unusual climate journalism campaign (opens the original)
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NEW YORK (AP) — Oatly, the world's largest producer of oat milk, is sending a new message to its consumers: most people want their governments to take action on climate change. One year of digital access for only $205* *First annual payment billed as $205.00 + GST for one year. This annual subscription will automatically renew at $233.00 + GST every 52 weeks (10% off the regular annual price of $259.35). Offer available to new and qualified returning subscribers only. Cancel any time. *Your next
The world’s largest oat milk producer has joined an unusual climate journalism campaign (opens the original)
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NEW YORK (AP) â Oatly, the world’s largest producer of oat milk, is sending a new message to its consumers: most people want their governments to take action on climate change. Splashed on the side of the Swedish company’s cartons is messaging from the â89 Percent Project,â a campaign launched by Covering Climate Now, a global journalism nonprofit. Newsrooms traditionally try not to associate with organized advocacy efforts, but the unorthodox campaign has been gaining traction. Participat
The world’s largest oat milk producer has joined an unusual climate journalism campaign (opens the original)
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NEW YORK (AP) â Oatly, the world’s largest producer of oat milk, is sending a new message to its consumers: most people want their governments to take action on climate change. Splashed on the side of the Swedish company’s cartons is messaging from the â89 Percent Project,â a campaign launched by Covering Climate Now, a global journalism nonprofit. Newsrooms traditionally try not to associate with organized advocacy efforts, but the unorthodox campaign has been gaining traction. Participat
The world's largest oat milk producer has joined an unusual climate journalism campaign (opens the original)
Read excerpt
NEW YORK (AP) — Oatly, the world's largest producer of oat milk, is sending a new message to its consumers: most people want their governments to take action on climate change. Splashed on the side of the Swedish company's cartons is messaging from the “89 Percent Project,” a campaign launched by Covering Climate Now, a global journalism nonprofit. Newsrooms traditionally try not to associate with organized advocacy efforts, but the unorthodox campaign has been gaining traction. Participating ne
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