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Lewis Pugh, long-distance and cold-water swimmer, recounted his extraordinary feat of swimming across the North Pole in an effort to raise awareness for climate change. Melted ice in the Arctic afforded him the opportunity to swim 1 mile in the -1.7C water. TED Tweeters were awestruck by Pugh’s conviction and the footage of his swim alike: Lewis Pugh: Climate change is real. We need to do something about it, right now. — tedtochina Lewis Pugh: because of global warming, there is water at (or near) the North Pole, at least thanks to the ice breaker ship — kokoe2 Pugh wanted to swim across the North Pole to “shake the lapels of world leaders” on climate change. Have YOU ever heard of him? — ruthannharnisch “It’s f**king freezing” – Lewis Pugh, Arctic swimmer — andrewgerrard Lewis Pugh who swam one mile across the North Pole in freezing waters is on the stage. Female Tedsters are swooning — WiredUK We must all walk to the end of our lives, turn around and ask the question ‘what world do we want to live in?’ (LP) — iamhelenharrop
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Lewis Pugh: Preobrazba Lewisa Pugha plivanjem na Mt. Everestu Lewis Pugh se zakleo da više nikada neće ući u ledenu vodu nakon što je preplivao Sjeverni pol. Onda je čuo za jezero Imja na Mt. Everestu - vodenu masu na visini 5.300 metara koja je nastala nedavnim otapanjem ledenjaka - i započeo je putovanje koje će ga naučiti radikalno drugačijem pristupu plivanju i klimatskim promjenama. Similar topics - Ted global - Activism - Adventure - Climate change - Global issues - Science - Sports Related talks Discuss Enthusiastically agree? Respectfully beg to differ? Have your say here.