As seen on BBC News, another chance to publicise the Climate Stripes, following on from their use on Reading FC's football kits last season.
The world is getting warmer. 🌍
— Envision Racing (@Envision_Racing) December 8, 2023
The time to do something about it is now. ⏰
Presenting our look for @FIAFormulaE Season 10, as we partner with Professor Ed Hawkins (@ed_hawkins) to put his Climate Stripes on our title-winning car.#RaceAgainstClimateChange #ShowYourStripes pic.twitter.com/e6n4VGWooH
"Sport reaches an enormous audience and an audience who might not normally talk about these issues.
— Envision Racing (@Envision_Racing) December 8, 2023
"We need everyone on board to enable those conversations to happen."
💬 - @ed_hawkins speaks to @BBCSport about our Climate Stripes collaboration.https://t.co/0DxrBSPFcf
The details were released at COP28.
Ed Hawkins, a professor at the University of Reading and a leading figure in climate science, is renowned for his creation of the Climate Stripes, which represent the historical temperature changes of countries across the world. First created in 2018, the stripes aim to visually highlight the alarming trend of global warming in one striking image.
Launching in Blue Zone at COP28, with an exclusive new film, narrated by Professor Hawkins, Envision Racing will showcase the stripes to raise awareness and inspire fans, partners, and competitors, to collaborate on addressing the urgent climate crisis.
In addition to featuring the global warming stripes on the car, the stripes will be integrated into the team’s Race Against Climate Change programme and also involve international and regional activities taking place throughout the Formula E season to showcase changes that have occurred at race locations using local warming stripes.
This includes International ‘Show Your Stripes’ Day on 21st June 2024.
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