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That's why, over the past year, the difference between our fixed and standard price was less than 1%

We won't leave you hanging

We've answered your calls within 2 minutes on average over the past year

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All our electricity comes from 100% renewable sources like sun, wind and water

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Octopus Energy - A new breed of energy supplier.

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Fair prices for everyone That's why, over the past year, the difference between our fixed and standard price was less than 1% We won't leave you hanging We've answered your calls within 2 minutes on average over the past year 100% green All our electricity comes from 100% renewable sources like sun, wind and water Octopusfixed £81 per month for a typical home Our most popular tariff.

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Choosing green energy makes the biggest difference to fighting climate change - switch to green electricity and green gas for your home or business.

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Six Degrees

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Six Degrees, Six Posters

In 2009, the visual artist and design agency EcoLabs created these series of posters based on the book "Six Degrees" by Mark Lynas. The book describes step by step some of the possible effects of global warming. In the first two chapters the author presents the permissible effects supposing the temperature would rise 1 or 2 degrees. Then it continues creating possible scenarios until it reaches the dramatic consequences of a 6 degrees temperature increment. The last chapter concludes with recommendations on how to prevent this terrible consequences.

This project was designed to have a positive influence on the collective visual culture and provide a guide for society on how to seek a more responsible life style for the community and the environment. EcoLabs continue their work focusing primarily on ecologic and social themes.

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Six Degrees, Six Posters In 2009, the visual artist and design agency EcoLabs created these series of posters based on the book "Six Degrees" by Mark Lynas. The book describes step by step some of the possible effects of global warming.

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Wake Up, Freak Out

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Wake Up, Freak Out - then Get a Grip from Leo Murray on Vimeo.

Tipping Point Ahead

It turns out that the way we have been calculating the future impacts of climate change up to now has been missing a really important piece of the picture. It seems we are now dangerously close to the tipping point in the world's climate system; this is the point of no return, after which truly catastrophic changes become inevitable.

Many translations are now available, including the following dubs:

1. Français/French

2. Deutsch/German

3. Italiano/Italian

4. Español/Spanish

5. Magyar nyelv/Hungarian

Show subtitles using the 'CC' button on the main English version embedded above. If you can't see your language, try making it full-screen - we have too many to fit in a small box at once! So far we have English, Spanish/Español, Portuguese/Portugués, Dutch/Nederlands, Swedish/Svenska, Arabic/العربية, Russian/русский язык, Ukrainian/українська мова, Finnish/suomi, Polish/Polski, Czech/čeština, Croatian/Hrvatski, Danish/Dansk, Basque/Euskara, Japanese/日本語, Korean/한국말 and Simplified Chinese/简化字. We are still interested in more translations - the film's message is as urgent as ever!

Alternatively you can access the script with time codes as a text document, or as a Google spreadsheet.

Read the full script with extensive references from peer-reviewed scientific journals, and other links

The above as a pdf document

Share this film:

Email Leo@wakeupfreakout.org

Download the film as a high-definition MOV file

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Wake Up, Freak Out - then Get a Grip (Tipping Point Ahead)

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Wake Up, Freak Out - then Get a Grip from Leo Murray on Vimeo. It turns out that the way we have been calculating the future impacts of climate change up to now has been missing a really important piece of the picture.

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Palm Oil agriculture

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Iceland’s Banned TV Christmas Advert  -  Say hello to Rang tan  #NoPalmOilChristmas

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Sea Shepherd is a Conservation Society on a mission to defend, conserve and protect the seas and marine wildlife

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Local company challenging production methods and manufacturing of running products

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT RERUN

Who are we?
ReRun is a Community Interest Company aimed at prolonging the life of running clothes and equipment. Founded and run by Dan Lawson, Team GB 24hr Ultra runner and his wife and family Charlotte, Lilly and Ruby.

What is our motivation?
Motivated to do our 'little' bit to help try and make a difference. Our first step was to reduce dramatically our own waste. Then we looked at ideas on how we could reduce the waste in the running community. The idea of ReRun was born, to try and prolong the life of running clothes and equipment and save them from landfill. Extending the life of clothes by just nine months of active use would reduce carbon, water and waste footprints by around 20-30% each.

What are we collecting?
We want to prolong the life of any running clothes or equipment that are not being used. So that means everything in any condition! Old finishers T-Shirts, used singlets, shorts, bra tops, leggings etc, running shoes as well as bags, race vests.

How are we collecting?
At the moment we are working with running clubs and individuals to collect. Our website has drop off points under the heading Where is ReRun? If you are interested in helping us with this please message us through this page.

Do we have a shop?
Our shop is online and accessible through this Facebook page. We will also visit certain running events where we will open our pop up shop selling the same items online as well as those not featured. We will share a list of these events on this page as well as on the website under 'Where is ReRun?'

Where will the profits go?
Once we have taken out the costs of operating the shop we will put all profits back into the running community. Our hope is that ReRun will operate like a co-operative and everyone either buying from us or donating unwanted gear will contribute ideas.

Do we take used trainers ?
Yes we take anything you don't want or use anymore. Some of the trainers will be resold here in the UK others will be sent to projects in need.

Where are we based ?
We are based in the Shoreham by Sea near Brighton in Sussex, but our shop is online and we will visit running events all over the U.K.

How can I help ?
There are lots of way to help and not all involve ReRun.
*Donate any unwanted clothes or equipment to ReRun
*Organise a collection of unwanted running gear or equipment for us at your local club.
*Donate your unwanted clothes or equipment to another project or runners you know.
*Sell on your own unwanted clothes or equipment to prolong the life of it.
*Smile and tell everyone how wonderful they are.
*Encourage everyone else you know to do one of the above

Which items are upcycled ?
Some items we receive that are not in good enough condition to resell or may be difficult to resell we will upcycle into alternative items. As well as using old t-shirts to make race singlets.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT RERUN Who are we? ReRun is a Community Interest Company aimed at prolonging the life of running clothes and equipment. Founded and run by Dan Lawson, Team GB 24hr Ultra runner and his wife and family Charlotte, Lilly and Ruby. What is our motivation?

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In the Edward Said Lecture for the LRB, Klein focuses on the climate crises in evaluating how systems which 'rank the relative value of human beings…have deepened that crises'

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Naomi Klein: 'Let Them Drown: the violence of othering in a warming world'

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Read the lecture: http://lrb.me/290 In her 2016 Edward W. Said lecture, Naomi Klein examines how Said's ideas of racial hierarchy, including Orientalism, have been the silent partners to climate change since the earliest days of the steam engine, continuing to present day decisions to let entire nations drown and others warm to lethal levels.

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Website for the UK branch of the international organisation which campaigns to prevent climate change, defend oceans and protect forests

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Together we defend the natural world, and stand for a green and peaceful future

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The Transition Town movement has been active since 2005 in helping communities to transition to low carbon economies

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Transition Network encourage communities to come together and rebuild our world. Step up and address the big challenges we face by starting local.

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Website for Rising Up

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Rising Up! is a social movement calling for a fundamental change of the political and economic system to one which maximises well being and minimises harm. We believe change needs to be rooted in reverence and gratitude and that confrontation through mass civil disobedience is necessary.

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Website for XR

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Tell the Truth

Things are getting worse faster than we expected.

Act Now

Those in power aren't acting quickly enough.

Decide Together

We need change that is decided fairly and transparently. We need a Citizens' Assembly on Climate and Ecological Justice.

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We are facing an unprecedented global climate emergency. The government has failed to protect us. To survive, it's going to take everything we've got.

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Public Facebook Group for Brighton CAN

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Brighton Climate Action Network: Next/third Plastics Group meeting, Weds 17th January, 5.30pm at The Mesmerist, Albert St > inc. action-planning to return excess packaging to the supermarkets...

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Site with extensive access to documentaries on environmental issues, climate change and other political and social topics

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Films For Action: A Library for Changing the World

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Browse and watch 5000+ documentaries and videos - 99% free. No ads. Submit films. Share with friends. Let’s change the world together!

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By using this search engine instead of Google will result in the planting of trees

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Ecosia - the search engine that plants trees

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Ecosia uses the ad revenue from your searches to plant trees where they are needed the most. By searching with Ecosia, you're not only reforesting our planet, but you're also empowering the communities around our planting projects to build a better future for themselves. Give it a try!

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Documentary on the psychological drive to consume

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Watch Consumed ! by DoUseewhatEYEc Nicholson1968 on Dailymotion here

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Padlet created as resources for students researching ethical design