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Watch the Climate Reality Project on Wednesday at 7:00 PM Your Time

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By Steve Horn
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7:00 PM on Wednesday, your time, marks the commencement of the Al Gore-led Climate Reality Project.ย 

A live webcast that will last one hour, the Project was announced by Gore in July and calls for a sobering discussion about the reality of climate change and the effects it is having in communities and ecosystems spanning the globe.

Gore will be on the Colbert Report tonight to promote this event ahead of tomorrow’sย webcast.

In the video launch of the project, Gore stated, โ€œFossil Fuel companies have money, influence, control. But together, we have something that they don’t โ€“ reality. Join us for 24 hours of reality and show the world what can change in aย day.โ€

The website’s โ€œAbout Usโ€ section reads, โ€œThe Climate Reality Project is bringing the facts about the climate crisis into the mainstream and engaging the public in conversation about how to solve it. We help citizens around the world discover the truth and take meaningful steps to bring aboutย change.โ€ย 

According to the website, the event will occur in 24 different time zonesย (of theย 40ย that exist globally), with 24 different live presenters of the event around the world. It will also take placeย in 13 different languages.ย ย 

DeSmogBlog has been given access to live stream the event, which can be watched at 7:00 PM your time below:

Free desktop streaming application byย Ustream

To learn more about the Project, see their website, follow it on Facebook and/or Twitterย (#reality is the hashtag to follow), or watch videos they have created and placed on YouTube. And if you’re prone to forget about things, set yourself up a reminderย โ€“ it should be a worthwhileย hour.

By Steve Horn
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Steve Horn is the owner of the consultancy Horn Communications & Research Services, which provides public relations, content writing, and investigative research work products to a wide range of nonprofit and for-profit clients across the world. He is an investigative reporter on the climate beat for over a decade and former Research Fellow for DeSmog.

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