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Environment Agency stands up to climate change

Published Wednesday, 4th June 2008

Environment agency stand up routineAs part of its World Environment Day activity the Environment Agency has teamed up with the award winning comedian and BBC6 presenter, Jon Richardson, to create Stand Up To Climate Change. The routine, filmed live at Cardiff’s Glee Club, is part of its campaign for you to make a pledge for the environment. As its publicity material states:

Across England and Wales we’re focussing on how we can get ready to adapt to changes in our climate, highlighting the things we can all do to ensure that we are well prepared for the effects that climate change will bring.

So, as it’s time for a new routine, all you have to do is think about your new routine and then we’ll let award winning stand-up comedian Jon Richardson get hot and bothered about living with climate change.

The video can also be reached by clicking on the picture.

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