Within the framework of the International Day Against Climate Change, National Geographic will premiere tonight the short film "What you do counts".

The production can be seen from 22 and simultaneously in 15 disney channels, plus National Geographic Latin America on YouTube, in order to emphasize taking action to protect the planet from everyday actions.

The production, that has the participation of 45 recognized Latin American sports and entertainment figures, including Argentines Fito Páez, Carla Peterson, David Nalbandian and Topa, among others, invites to generate changes in daily life that contribute to combat climate change.

“‘What you do counts’ focuses on the importance of taking action collectively, understanding that what we do has consequences”, detailed a press release on the objectives of the short film.

For four minutes, the film proposes to raise sustainable objectives in daily life, how to reduce the consumption of electricity and gas, use a bicycle as a form of mobility, consume responsibly and recycle, among other.

At the end of the short film, National Geographic releases documentaries “Greta: The future is today” Y “The Last Iceberg”, also focused on environmental issues.