Public relations programs help safeguard the world's water supply. (includes related article on managing marine oil spill): An article from: Public Relations Quarterly

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From the supplier: The seriousness of the global water crisis makes it imperative for public relations professionals to become involved in efforts to conserve this precious resource. Water shortage throughout the world is reaching alarming proportions, as indicated by such forecasts as the warning that Mexico could run out of water in just two centuries if current water usage remains unchecked. Regardless of the industry to which they belong and the nature of their PR careers, PR professionals should use their skills and abilities by spearheading the development of proactive communications programs and emergency crisis management plans. Many are already involved in the water conservation movement, particularly those in governmental agencies, environmental groups and other organizations, but greater commitment and planning is still needed.

Citation Details
Title: Public relations programs help safeguard the world's water supply. (includes related article on managing marine oil spill)
Author: James B. Strenski
Publication:Public Relations Quarterly (Magazine/Journal)
Date: June 22, 1996
Publisher: Public Relations Quarterly
Volume: v41 Issue: n2 Page: p33(3)

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