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Bringing back the most

formidable extinct creature

to warn humanity of

our own demise. 

According to experts, stopping fossil fuel subsidies is the most urgent action to curb emissions. However, this remains off the table in climate negotiations, largely because only a few truly understand the issue, and there isn't enough pressure on world leaders. How can you get the public not only to understand but also to rally behind policy change? By bringing in your own expert – someone everyone can understand.

"Frankie the Dinosaur

tells the world not

to choose extinction."

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2.2 Billion views

worldwide. With

zero media budget.

Translated

into 58

languages.

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The campaign

helped bring fossil

fuels subsidies onto

the COP agenda

for the first time.

Frankie the Dino made visits to the Colombian and Japanese Parliaments, where he met with the Colombian government and Shintaro Ito, Japan's Minister of the Environment.

 

The Dino became an icon helping politicians to convince the public about the importance of the change for clean energy.

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Agency: Activista

Role: Creative/ECD

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