I’ve always been a fan of British humor, so I decided to see what the British think about global warming and climate change.
Here’s a video taped in London 2007 on the National Day of Action, which is December 8. See the funny reasons why some Britains are protesting for the environment:
I admit it, I actually like watching the History Channel. Not just because it shows great documentaries ab
out World War II and Nostradamus, but also because it educates people about the environment.
There is an amazing documentary titled Life After People that you absolutely should watch. It goes 5, 10, 20 and hundreds of years into a future without humans.
Just by watching it I’ve learned:
This clip is from The Chaser’s War on Everything, an award-winning Australian comedy series.
Take a look at what sporting events would look like in the midst of a global warming catastrophe:
I’m a member of the We Campaign, which is part of the Alliance for Climate Protection. This is a non-profit organization created by Al Gore whose sole purpose is to help solve the climate crisis.
Apparently ABC refused to air an ad during the Presidential debate on Tuesday that was created by the Alliance because it talks about using renewable energy instead of relying on foreign oil and coal.
The campaign is trying to get at least 100,000 signatures to get the ad shown during the next 20/20 show.
