Inspiring stories move our planet forward

Discover

Learn

Participate

About

Publish
All Topics
All Topics
Planet Forward 2024 Storyfest Finalists

Planet Forward 2024 Storyfest Finalists

Ask PF: Climate Advice for Students, by Students

Ask PF: Climate Advice for Students, by Students

Our Correspondents

Our Correspondents

The Indigenous Correspondents Program

The Indigenous Correspondents Program

Across the Wards: Diverse viewpoints on a common mission

Across the Wards: Diverse viewpoints on a common mission

Feeding the Future: Planet Forward in Arizona

Feeding the Future: Planet Forward in Arizona

Apply for the Planet Forward Summer Seminar

Apply for the Planet Forward Summer Seminar

Transforming Iceland: Where Sustainability Meets Growth

Transforming Iceland: Where Sustainability Meets Growth

Planet Forward Series Hub

Planet Forward Series Hub

Planet Forward Opportunities

Planet Forward Opportunities

Open Show Features

‘2D Climate Change’

2D Climate Change is a filmed interview with Tim Flannigan. Tim believes that the Earth is flat, and he provides his sources for believing that. He also believes that climate change is a pressing...

This is a video of interviews with a flat earther who still believes in climate change.

Griffin Kane

SUNY Environmental Science and Forestry

March 07, 2022
Related Topics:
Storyfest 2022

2D Climate Change is a filmed interview with Tim Flannigan. Tim believes that the Earth is flat, and he provides his sources for believing that. He also believes that climate change is a pressing issue, and he provides his sources for that as well. The sources for climate change information are very clearly more reputable. The point of the video is to point out the necessity of discarding false information in a comedic way.

How do you move the planet forward?
Submit Story
Tags:
climate change, comedy, education, sources, storyfest, Video
See All Topics
Submit A Story
Attend an Event

Get the Newsletter

Get inspiring stories to move the planet forward in your inbox!

Success! You have been added to the Planet FWD newsletter. Inspiring stories will be coming to your inbox soon.

Related Stories

Astonishing Alaska | Finding resilience and reflection: If you want to observe change, go to the edges
Anneliese Palmer

Sr. Editor & Education Lead | Planet Forward

A tight shot of glacial ice showing the ice's rocky texture and deep blue color.
Astonishing Alaska | Reading between the lines of Alaskan mountains
Jennifer Vilcarino

George Washington University

The view from green-blue waters of a mountain in the distance between two rocky landmasses in the midground.
Reflections from an expedition: Delaney Graham
Delaney Graham

SUNY Environmental Science and Forestry

Reflections from an expedition: Farzona Comnas
Farzona Comnas

George Washington University

A project of

 

in collaboration with

Consortium of Schools Sponsors & Partners
Discover
Learn
Participate
About
805 21st Street NW, Suite 400
Washington, DC 20052

Contact Us

Publish
Get the Newsletter: