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Iconic British Children's Character Used To Push Net Zero Propaganda
Iconic British Children's Character Used To Push Net Zero Propaganda
Authored by Steve Watson via Modernity News,
Bob the Builder, the stop-motion tradesman who once built houses, has been hauled out of retirement to install solar panels, home batteries and "low carbon heating" for German-owned energy giant E.ON. The catchphrase is the same. The product is Net Zero.
The much loved kids' character is back on screen for the first time in 15 years in a 90-second stop-motion advert for E.ON Next. He no longer spends the day on a construction yard....
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