Climate change and poverty

How It All Ends: A quirky and educational YouTube phenomenon

10 September 2008

Antonio Hill
I just discovered that an old friend of mine, who is a primary school science teacher, launched a personal on-line crusade last year to educate people about the risks of climate change, using some quirky videos posted on YouTube.

After his first vid got over a million hits in the first month, he went on to produce seven hours' worth of follow-up videos in his spare time.

How It All Ends video
It's a great resource to pass on to anyone who wants an easy introduction to this terrifying topic.

You can watch the first of his How It All Ends videos on the site of his Manpollo Project.

Antonio Hill is Oxfam's Senior Policy Adviser on climate change

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