We have a live, online broadcast coming up on November 14 called 24 Hours of Reality: The Dirty Weather Report. Over 24 hours, we plan to share with the world how dirty weather in a warming climate is affecting our lives. And we need your help!
We invite you to pull out your camera (or your smart phone) and send us a video telling us your story about how climate change and extreme weather are impacting you and your community.
Your story can be heartbreaking, funny or anything in between. Varying production values, from home videos shot on cell phones and webcams, to fully produced shorts, are welcome and encouraged.
Some of the stories we’ve been hearing already include:
- Home owners whose property has been damaged by extreme weather
- Business owners affected by reduced tourism
- Hunters or anglers affected by shrinking rivers
- Farmers encountering drought and smaller crops
If you’d like to participate, here’s what to do. Upload your 1-5-minute video sharing your extreme weather story to YouTube or another video hosting site, and email a link to videos@climatereality.com. The deadline for submission is midnight (PST) on October 26. For more information, click here.
Help us reveal the complete truth about the climate crisis. Submit a video to 24 Hours of Reality: The Dirty Weather Report — and don’t forget to tune in on November 14.
zwane sibonelo
October 31st
thankyou so much for the dirty weather report.please do share with us more on how climate is affecting our lives.I am a university student in Swaziland studing a course on Agroclimatology.
Talie Teakle
November 12th
I’d really love to screen this live at my workplace but I’m having trouble working out when the Australian content will be on in Australia. Would be really useful to have something that shows the zones and world times better.
Hubert Kauffman
November 15th
Climate change is the most pressing issue of our time. I believe that the planet and humanity will survive a hotter world. It may take thousands of years. We survived catastrophic climate change before. BUT what a waste. This the first time that human activity has prtoduced the climate change. To lose the climate we have enjoyed for so long is tragic beyond belief.