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Eco org produces funny video viral
Carlton Reid Mar 25 2008, 3:06pm
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Climate Group produces ROFL video to promote Energy Wasting Day. Bike features.
The Climate Group has produced a video featuring a fat, sexist, conservation-hating, energy-wasting SUV driver who shouts at cyclists , pollutes for fun and wears a t-shirt that says 'Polar bears, who cares?'
The video will spread virally across the internet because it's very funny. Watch it from here.
The video was produced to promote Energy Wasting Day on April 1st.
The Climate Group runs the Together campaign "which helps UK households reduce CO2 emissions by one tonne over three years."
Campaign partners include B&Q, Barclaycard, British Gas, BSkyB, Marks & Spencer, More Th>n, National Express, O2 and Tesco. The campaign is also supported by The Mayor of London, The Church of England, the Energy Saving Trust, Defra, the National Consumer Council, Live Earth and Stop Climate Chaos.
The Together campaign was launched in April 2007 and has been endorsed by UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown, former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair and former US Vice President, Al Gore.
The Climate Group is an independent, not-for-profit organisation that "works internationally with government and business leaders to advance climate change solutions and accelerate a low carbon economy."
It was founded in 2004 and has offices in the UK, USA, China, India and Australia.














Comments
“Tried to hard”
Posted by: Michael - Mar 26, 12:12pm
They tried so hard with his video it comes off as totally unfunny.
“Re: Tried to hard”
Posted by: BenCooper - Mar 26, 12:26pm
Hmm - I'm not sure the target audience will understand that it's trying to be ironic...
“Re: Tried to hard”
Posted by: carltonreid - Mar 26, 3:40pm
B*gger that, it's for us to laugh at the fat person, yes?
I loved it.
“Re: Tried to hard”
Posted by: jofarrell - Mar 28, 11:53am
It good I''ll warrant you - but when you get on the web site the top links, to, for instance, 'Cars' just points to the generic Together web page on E.W. Day - could have been more specific and relevent.