No Planet B
Formats
Pitch
Six young adults aged 25 to 40 agree to take part in a unique experience. For 21 days, each of them must change their habits to save the planet: swap their car for fluid mobility, stop eating meat, put down all their energy-consuming screens or even share a Tiny House without running water!
21 days... It’s the time the brain needs to adopt a new habit without shock.
Facing the challenge, they become aware of the impact of actions that do not always seem very significant, but which are very beneficial for our planet. What weight can these individual measures have in ongoing global efforts?
At the end of the experience, the six candidates share their adventure and think together about sustainable solutions.
This special event questions our choices and our individual behavior in the face of ecological issues. Who will make the choice to permanently adopt a new habit?
Videos
Climate - The basics to understand everything
What is the difference between climate and weather? Is a 2°C increase really that serious? Has the climate always changed? What is the greenhouse effect? And finally, how do we silence climate skeptics? We have taken the time to answer these essential questions... Answers that aren't always so obvious. Every day, we are bombarded with ...
moreWhat is the difference between climate and weather? Is a 2°C increase really that serious? Has the climate always changed? What is the greenhouse effect? And finally, how do we silence climate skeptics? We have taken the time to answer these essential questions... Answers that aren't always so obvious. Every day, we are bombarded with information, figures, and facts about the state of the planet. So much so that we sometimes forget the basics. That's why No Planet B has decided to dedicate its first episode to this: a 13-minute video to understand everything about climate change. And then, why not, manage to counter the arguments of your climate-skeptic uncle at the next family dinner. In this episode: no complexity, just humor and lightness. With special guests: climatologist Sébastien Doutreloup and singer Konoba, who has decided to end his music career to fully dedicate himself to ecology.
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