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Planet Relief
''Planet Relief'' was a proposed BBC television special dealing with the issue of global warming, originally scheduled for broadcast in January 2008. The programme, which had been in development for 18 months, was meant to be similar to previous BBC programmes such as ''Comic Relief'' and ''Sport Relief''. However, it was cancelled before it was broadcast, allegedly because the BBC was concerned that it would be "biased" towards promoting responses based on acceptance of mainstream climate change science.
==Concept==
The original idea for ''Planet Relief'' was to increase awareness of climate change. The show, unlike previous BBC specials such as ''Comic Relief'', was not planned to be a charity event, but to increase awareness, similar to ''Live Earth''. It was mainly inspired by ''Live 8'', with ''Planet Relief'' seen as its climate change counterpart. The programme would have involved an electric power station being shut down for one night, for which the BBC had spent over a year negotiating, urging viewers "to turn off all unnecessary lights and electric gadgets for the evening." People reported to have been involved with the show included comedians Ricky Gervais and Graham Norton, entertainment personality Jonathan Ross, the head of BBC comedy Jon Plowman and environmental expert Matt Prescott. (Dr Matt Prescott's ) years of experience within ecology and planet conservation helped him to become the professional guidance to spearhead the campaign's concept.
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