Debrah Snyder
PBRL 450
Assignment 4-2-3
Summary/Analysis of the
situation:

   My personal opinion of fracking based on
    research, is that I do not agree with fracking.
   Within the past decade, technological
    advances in horizontal drilling and hydraulic
    fracturing, or “fracking,” have enabled the oil
    and gas industry to extract large quantities of
    oil and natural gas from shale formations in the
    United States.
Strong opposition from other
countries
   Strong public opposition to fracking in France
    and Bulgaria has led to national bans on the
    practice. The government of Poland has
    welcomed oil and gas industry plans to
    develop shale resources in the country, but
    charges of bribery during the process of
    awarding leases have tainted these plans.
EPA involvement:
   The EPA is creating rules for fracking,there are
    obviously issues that reside. For example:
    Going into effect in 60 days, the rules cover
    the period when a well is first drilled when
    natural gas is still venting but before it begins
    actual production.
   In 2015 is when this rule will take effect.
Objectives:
   The objectives that the Public Relations program will achieve are:
   Our Public Relations firm will aspire to improve the public opinion of
    our organization significantly after our delivery of message about
    fracking.
   We will strive to give the best delivered message possible in order
    for the listening audience to comprehend and fully understand what
    is going on with fracking; and why we feel it is absolutely necessary
    to put an end to fracking as soon as possible.
   We would like for action to be taken within the next 6 months
   To develop a presentation that will educate and sway the opinions
    of any opposition from the fracking industry or supporters of
    fracking.
   To develop a page on social media that will enhance our objectives
    and enable us to deliver an accurate and positive statement about
    whom and what we represent.
Target Audience:

   The target audience will be anybody that has
    interest in keeping their community safe from
    future threats of contaminated water, and high
    risk of cancer, amongst other factors.
Strategies/Tactics:

   Our Public Relations firm will aspire to improve
    the public opinion of our organization
    significantly after our delivery of message
    about fracking.
   We will strive to give the best delivered
    message possible in order for the listening
    audience to comprehend and fully understand
    what is going on with fracking.
   We would like for action to be taken within the
    next 6 months
Timeline:

   The actual timeline will consist of one-two
    months of meetings and preparation of
    materials. One –two months of message
    delivery. One –two months of lobbying in
    appropriate places.
Budget:

   “The first step in saving money and being
    fiscally responsible is to budget your income
    and expenses so that you know where every
    dollar goes. There are several ways to set up a
    personal financial budget, from using pencil
    and paper to setting up a computerized
    spreadsheet to using a specialty software
    program.” (Contributor, 2012).
Evaluation:

   The effectiveness of the program will be
    evaluated by obviously the entire outcome of
    the campaign on fracking. In addition, there
    will be measurements based on the attitudes
    and opinions of the listening audience after all
    of the objectives have been met.
   This could be online surveys, and simply
    reading comments within our pages on social
    networks.
   References:
   Contributor, e. (2012). How to Make a Sample Budget
    Plan. Retrieved from eHow money:
    http://www.ehow.com/how_5069575_make-sample-
    budget-plan.html
   helper.com, P. (2012). Public Relations Campaign
    Plan Template. Retrieved from PR helper.com:
    http://www.prhelper.com/templates/pr-campaign-plan-
    1.php
   Watch, F. &. (2012, March). Fracking: The New Global
    Water Crisis. Retrieved from Food & Water Watch:
    http://www.foodandwaterwatch.org/reports/fracking-
    the-new-global-water-crisis/

Fracking Presentation

  • 1.
  • 2.
    Summary/Analysis of the situation:  My personal opinion of fracking based on research, is that I do not agree with fracking.  Within the past decade, technological advances in horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing, or “fracking,” have enabled the oil and gas industry to extract large quantities of oil and natural gas from shale formations in the United States.
  • 3.
    Strong opposition fromother countries  Strong public opposition to fracking in France and Bulgaria has led to national bans on the practice. The government of Poland has welcomed oil and gas industry plans to develop shale resources in the country, but charges of bribery during the process of awarding leases have tainted these plans.
  • 4.
    EPA involvement:  The EPA is creating rules for fracking,there are obviously issues that reside. For example: Going into effect in 60 days, the rules cover the period when a well is first drilled when natural gas is still venting but before it begins actual production.  In 2015 is when this rule will take effect.
  • 5.
    Objectives:  The objectives that the Public Relations program will achieve are:  Our Public Relations firm will aspire to improve the public opinion of our organization significantly after our delivery of message about fracking.  We will strive to give the best delivered message possible in order for the listening audience to comprehend and fully understand what is going on with fracking; and why we feel it is absolutely necessary to put an end to fracking as soon as possible.  We would like for action to be taken within the next 6 months  To develop a presentation that will educate and sway the opinions of any opposition from the fracking industry or supporters of fracking.  To develop a page on social media that will enhance our objectives and enable us to deliver an accurate and positive statement about whom and what we represent.
  • 6.
    Target Audience:  The target audience will be anybody that has interest in keeping their community safe from future threats of contaminated water, and high risk of cancer, amongst other factors.
  • 7.
    Strategies/Tactics:  Our Public Relations firm will aspire to improve the public opinion of our organization significantly after our delivery of message about fracking.  We will strive to give the best delivered message possible in order for the listening audience to comprehend and fully understand what is going on with fracking.  We would like for action to be taken within the next 6 months
  • 8.
    Timeline:  The actual timeline will consist of one-two months of meetings and preparation of materials. One –two months of message delivery. One –two months of lobbying in appropriate places.
  • 9.
    Budget:  “The first step in saving money and being fiscally responsible is to budget your income and expenses so that you know where every dollar goes. There are several ways to set up a personal financial budget, from using pencil and paper to setting up a computerized spreadsheet to using a specialty software program.” (Contributor, 2012).
  • 10.
    Evaluation:  The effectiveness of the program will be evaluated by obviously the entire outcome of the campaign on fracking. In addition, there will be measurements based on the attitudes and opinions of the listening audience after all of the objectives have been met.  This could be online surveys, and simply reading comments within our pages on social networks.
  • 11.
    References:  Contributor, e. (2012). How to Make a Sample Budget Plan. Retrieved from eHow money: http://www.ehow.com/how_5069575_make-sample- budget-plan.html  helper.com, P. (2012). Public Relations Campaign Plan Template. Retrieved from PR helper.com: http://www.prhelper.com/templates/pr-campaign-plan- 1.php  Watch, F. &. (2012, March). Fracking: The New Global Water Crisis. Retrieved from Food & Water Watch: http://www.foodandwaterwatch.org/reports/fracking- the-new-global-water-crisis/