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All Jokes Aside, New Comedy Video Series Tackles Important Environmental Issues
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So many environmental disasters are plaguing the world right now that it can be hard to focus on just one, and even more difficult to figure out just how to help. Sutton Raphael and Eric Straubhar understood that, so they launched Wormhole, a new video series aimed at discussing the most complex environmental issues through sketch comedy. The result: hysterical yet informative content that will get viewers thinking about climate solutions.
In their latest episode, Raphael and Straubhar have a great idea: Why not open the world’s first pedal-powered gym in an effort to use more renewable energy? While this business proposal may ultimately fall flat, the two entrepreneurs learn about other forms of renewable energy, like solar, and how it can help power our communities in a more eco-friendly way.
