In between avoiding mainstream media as much as possible Ecomonkey has heard an assortment of responses to the Copenhagen fiasco and we imagine you have too. It's not entirely clear what exactly went so wrong and what was so difficult about agreeing on a fair solution to safeguard the future of human life on planet earth, but, what do you know... it didn't quite go according to plan, hmmmm.
For a great insight and analysis of the day by day action and inaction, The Stupid Show was the screen to be watching. We've watched most of the episodes and despite the clear lack of budget which allows for some highly amusing moments as well as the odd transmission break, Franny Armstrong and her team have produced a quite brilliant. summation of the whole sordid affair. If you watch nothing else, be sure to view the final episode (above). It will break your heart and make you smile - a classic we think (watch on The Stupid Show to view all the sections of this episode in succession).
When your eyes have dried and a pick me up is in order, try this highly apt poetic commentary from Marcus Brigstocke on BBC Four's The Now Show, 19Dec09. Just perfect, unlike the conference.
Further Info:
The Stupid Show / The Age Of Stupid / 10:10 Campaign
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