Perspectives: Advertising and climate change – Part of the problem or part of the solution?

IF 5.3 3区 管理学 Q1 BUSINESS
Patrick Hartmann, Aitor Marcos, J. Castro, Vanessa Apaolaza
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Abstract The advertising industry has a direct carbon footprint but also contributes to climate change by stimulating unsustainable economic growth, promoting climate-harmful consumerism, and greenwashing polluting products and companies. However, advertising can also play a pivotal role in fighting climate change. The advertising industry can reduce its carbon footprint, fight greenwashing, and cut ties with polluting clients and industries. Green advertising can shift consumers away from climate-harmful consumption patterns toward a low-carbon culture by providing accurate information and leveraging psychological processes such as moral satisfaction, nature experiences, and fear responses, among others. For advertising research to play a significant role in this paradigm shift, it should focus more specifically on climate-relevant behaviours instead of on general green consumer behaviour, and adopt a more holistic approach to analyze the role of advertising not only in influencing individual consumers’ decisions but also in sustaining a cultural narrative that promotes climate protection.
观点:广告和气候变化——问题的一部分还是解决方案的一部分?
摘要广告业有着直接的碳足迹,但也通过刺激不可持续的经济增长、促进对气候有害的消费主义以及对污染产品和公司的绿色清洗而加剧了气候变化。然而,广告在应对气候变化方面也可以发挥关键作用。广告业可以减少碳足迹,对抗绿色清洗,并切断与污染客户和行业的联系。绿色广告可以通过提供准确的信息和利用道德满足、自然体验和恐惧反应等心理过程,将消费者从对气候有害的消费模式转向低碳文化。为了让广告研究在这一范式转变中发挥重要作用,它应该更具体地关注与气候相关的行为,而不是一般的绿色消费者行为,并采取更全面的方法来分析广告不仅在影响个人消费者决策方面的作用,而且在维持促进气候保护的文化叙事方面的作用。
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