Climate Reality Project: 24 Hours of Reality
If you’ve missed the live 24 hour screening by Al Gore’s Climate Reality Project on September 14th 2011, here are some key recordings for you. Watched live online by 9 million people, the purpose of the coverage was to debunk various climate denial theories, and raise awareness about the reality of Climate Change. The hourly presentations covering 24 hours spanned across various time zones from Mexico to Dubai, Jakarta, Pakistan and India (in Asia) to New York.
We show the final hour from New York presented by Al Gore. All the hourly presentations typically started with an overview of the Climate Change problem, rebuttals against climate deniers, followed by a panel discussion.
The remaining videos from other cities can be watched here.
3 other videos brought out by The Climate Reality Project are worth watching:
1. CLIMATE REALITY 101 explains the science behind climate change in a simple manner.
CLIMATE 101 from The Climate Reality Project on Vimeo.
2. DOUBT connects the strategies used by the tobacco industry decades ago to the ones employed today to cast doubts about climate change.
DOUBT from The Climate Reality Project on Vimeo.
3. GRASSROOTS in which Al Gore outlines how social change can be brought about in short periods of time.
GRASSROOTS from The Climate Reality Project on Vimeo.
Further links you may be interested in:
Our various Climate Change related posts in the past -
EWTT: Contraction & Convergence: An Urgent Global Imperative to Tackle Climate Change
EWTT: Global Corruption Report: Climate Change
EWTT: Pen Hadow: Melting Arctic Ice and How it will affect Asia
EWTT: Wikileaks: Carving Up the Arctic Sea
EWTT: Everything you need to know about Climate Change from a Top Hedge Fund Manager
EWTT: Whither Go Climate Refugees?
EWTT: Who cares If Bangalesh drowns?
EWTT: Climate Change in Southeast Asia and Why We Can’t NOT Take Action
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on Sep 21 2011. Filed under Behaviour Change, Climate Change.
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