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Podcast      Leave us in 4.5 billion years. Our world has gone through many
natural changes. That has now changed again, but this time we have contributed
to these changes ourselves. If we continue like this, the world will heat up.
Our children and grandchildren will face extreme and potentially catastrophic
changes that could be drained and burned by the vast Amazon rainforest, and the
oceans could be changed by the destruction of much of the life they currently
contain. The Arctic can change, its ice can melt, and its most famous animals
will be gone forever. The rising tide can damage the lives of millions of
people. Many of our coastal cities have been flooded. Drowned, we still have
time. There are ways to reduce these changes. If we all choose to accept them
now, but if we miss the opportunity, our future could be the green of life on
earth, then the next few years will be decisive. 

 Most scientists now agree that our planet is warming and that humans are at
least partially responsible for it. So the question is: what will happen and
what can we do? We know that there has been more carbon dioxide in the
atmosphere for the past 650,000 years than ever before. Carbon dioxide is a
greenhouse gas, invisible and tasteless. It's heating up on our planet like a
blanket, we add 25 billion every year, and I spit on them like fear. 

 When the blanket gets thicker. The earth is warming, this is a forecast for
2006. It can be a forecast for 2050. Yes, you won't hear a sound in 44 years
that can become another powerful feeling. Now that the temperature is at the
dawn of the 21st century, the records of 38 degrees in London and 33 degrees in
Scotland are better suited for the stadium. Well, for many fairly warm nights
when the temperature off London is no less than 6 degrees, it will be the next
day. The weather will be dry again tomorrow and the high temperatures will
continue. Without alleviating the drought in south east England, this isn't good
news for The Gardener's 

 . There is a possibility of absorbing heat. I still remember the summer of
2003. But that summer had a dark side, tens of thousands of Europeans died in
the scorching heat. Although such summers are still rare. It is possible that
such a brandy would appear every two years by the middle of this century and be
so popular until the end of this century. The summer of 2003 will be very cold.
It sounds terrible. Ah great? 

 Everyone wants to know what will happen to our climate in the future, be it a
heat wave or a panch tide. Scientists can only show us a number of possibilities
and say that our world will warm up between four and five hours in the
temperature range in the next century. The consequences of global warming will
be severe to catastrophic. Any type of weather forecast is not easy, but the
Hadley Center Weather Bureau meteorologists have one particularly difficult
problem. They looked at what our climate would be like. A hundred years later,
we willthrough a process called climate modeling 

discuss four degrees, where the climate model is essentially derived from the
weather forecasting model. Depending on the many possibilities on which our
actions on climate change depend, humans have to decide which of these paths to
take. Modelers use one of the most powerful supercomputers in Europe and reduce
10 billion calculations per second. It's like a flight simulator for the future
climate. You can ask him questions. For example, what if our CO2 emissions
double or how hot it gets 

? All in all, what lies ahead seems like an odd course, and there are many
customer models around the world. Now I agree, for example, that greenhouse
gases will heat up the system, and there is hardly a model in the crowd, let
alone climate change. Everyone said it was actually between 2 and 6 degrees. In
the eyes of many people, climate change is already 2 degrees dangerous. A
warming of up to six degrees in a hundred years will heat up so quickly. It's
hard to see that it's not doing irreparable damage to things. 

 For easier viewing. What is in store for us? Pierre, Cox. He invited me to see
this film. It is a vision of how and where the world will warm up if we continue
on this path. Our current forecast shows that the average temperature in
southern England will rise by 2 degrees by 2100. Most people think it's good,
but it won't be bad. I mean, maybe the south of France came to the south of
England like this, and it would be warmer there. There is no doubt that the
weather is getting warmer, but climate change in the south of England is
obviously multi-faceted and we are particularly concerned about the drought.
That way someone gets very hot. The paintings. Then again, people will think
it's okay. But also expect ever changing extreme events, 

 more storms and floods. The problem isn't just warming up. Last summer was
relatively dry. But when you see the rain it is very strong. Likewise, local
lightning can occur in almost any location during the day and it becomes a
fairly salty day in Scotland due to the flooding caused by these torrential
rains. The archives office assumes that this will be the case in the future. If
it rains it will flood somewhere in the UK, especially in winter. Our forecast
could increase the likelihood of flooding by a factor of five. In another corner
there was a devastating heavy flood that destroyed the house and left several
walls in two hours when the tide flooded the old part of the village near the
port. The absence of Mirsada means being utterly 

shocked by the destruction beneath me. Filled with chewing gum. The Royal Air
Force's Thompson was one of the rescue teams who saved hundreds of people when
the castle was flooded in 2004. My first impression is how many people will
survive if our climate changes. Extreme events like Boss Castle are more likely,
and emergency services are already preparing for them. Well, the gearbox is
something that we have to deal with. So when we observe changes in the weather,
weto 

 need to be prepared for babies to be overwhelmed by dangerous situations like
flooding and readyresume emergency services. . Another valley with great
privileges works in such a way that it can really happen anytime, anywhere. We
always build houses and roads according to the weather, but the constant
efficiency of our construction is important. We can no longer take this for
granted. This 

 Essex dam was built to protect the houses behind it from tides and storms, and
it works well. The climate is changing, however, and there is no guarantee that
such protection will exist in the future. The house that stands behind this
wall, like millions of houses around the world, is perilously close to sea
level. There are many such places along the Gulf Coast of the United States and
the Haddiq pops up every year. In August 2005, many New Orleans citizens were
battling Hurricane Katrina, which was just one more person to feel safe with the
extended and reinforced levers built since the 18th century. 

 Oh no i'm fine But yeah, it sounds more dangerous than a storm so you'll be
fine. However, Hurricane Katrina caused a storm in New Orleans that was higher
than the tsunami in Asia. The dam interrupted the flooding and 80% of the city
drowned, killing more than a thousand people. You get a house, that's a
situation. How do you connect? But Greg Holland thinks we need to strengthen
ourselves. Our defense, now we are preparing for the future. 

 The industrial sewer is obviously broken here, you just imagine a huge wall of
water rushing in all the way and taking everything away. I mean, nobody in the
area died or was in very bad shape. Imagine what kind of an accident it would
take on the highway to make this type of damage truly incredible. What is
worrying is that all of the damage we've seen here was caused by Hurricane
Katrina, which wasn't a particularly powerful hurricane. The destruction we see
around us tells me the future is here 

 and we really need to act now. On the other side of the world, too, many
Australians will have to find new ways to fight old enemies. It has nothing to
do with rising sea levels, it's a fire. Concerned about climate change, what
seems to be happening? We don't know what it is. Fires are part of the
Australian phenomenon that has been around for millions of years. Weather
conditions and unstable weather are changing. It really makes us afraid of the
power and frequency of fires. 

 Russell Reese has been putting out fires in Victoria for 30 years, but after a
record-breaking year he's in the future. This requires a new approach. We built
it. Traditionally, the fire brigade is based on a mature belief and theory of
fire behavior. Fire is more difficult to control. They become more unpredictable
and our usual fire measurement methods and behaviors are challenged. If the
situation changes, think about it. We only consider factors of consideration,
our resources, our tactics and our strategy. We do this so that we can defend
ourselves and protect ourselves from such changes.future 

 Forest fires could even break out in the UK in the. By the middle of this
century it will be a major risk, and the risk of grassland and forest fires will
increase because it is. After the dry weather and heat, the weather is bone dry,
there is no sign of this subsiding and there is talk of heat and potential
forest. How reliable is this forecast? It depends on how you look. I think if we
look at the next few decades, these patterns will coincide with the warming we
might see. We don't have much of a choice of 

 what will happen in the next 25 years as it is largely due to the promises we
made in the past that the UK is warming 122 degrees. For example, it's almost
inevitable. Whether we end up with four, five, or six, we still have a lot of
control. How climate change will develop in the next few years depends on how we
think, how we think soberly. We know that human activity is large-scale. Massive
deforestation, the almost universal use of fossil fuels is changing the climate,
but can 

 I do something on my own? Can that have any effect? Well, more than half of the
carbon dioxide produced by humans comes from our family activities. Meet the
carbon there. A fictional family that lives somewhere in the western world. They
live in ordinary suburban houses outside the ordinary cities. Coppini depends on
the average performance. They come from an energy network that is mainly
supplied with coal, oil and natural gas. Carbon isn't bad, 

 but as westerners, you have one of the most energy-intensive lifestyles in the
world. Dad pig. Mr. Carbon's car, like most people, emits a lot of carbon
dioxide. The Carbon family has two cars each year 

 that emit 20 tons of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. Cars are 10 tons, but
not just cars. Operating a single-family home made of carbon fiber with all the
comforts consumes almost as much energy as your vehicles. Every function or
entertainment device has an impact. At the 

 power plant. The scientist is scared. At this rate, these daily emissions could
push our climate to critical point in the 1950s, and the changes are no longer
gradual, but sudden and extreme. In the Arctic, thousands of kilometers from the
Carbon House, the ice is already melting. The loss of the sea ice really shocked
us. It's one of the most widespread changes out there and the most widespread.
We saw it in the arctic system and it really opened our eyes. 

 If we compare the amount of arctic sea ice. Compared to what we have today, we
had it in 1979. In just 20 years we've lost about twice the size of Texas. It's
a very alarming rate of change that we've seen. Texas is twice the size of Great
Britain and more than five times the size of Great Britain. And it's not just
the North Pole in 2002. On the other side of the world, Antarctica, the entire
Larsen Ice Shelf, B. When white ice replaces the dark ocean, it is "the
beginning of a sudden and dramatic change in tilt" . Pointheats 

where itup strongly. This ice cap is so bright and white. It will reflect a lot
of solar energy that will fall on it in space, but when we start warming the
North Pole and that ice sheet starts to melt. What will we do when we start
uncovering dark ministries? Dark ocean and dark ocean absorb much more solar
energy than white. I stress that the Arctic is getting warmer, which means that
the snow and ice caps are melting and getting warmer. Some people predict that
the Arctic could be completely ice-free by the summer before 2070 and all of
these dark oceans will warm the land. And more. 

 In fact, we are doing a big worldwide experiment and we have to accept the
results of that experiment. I don't want people to react to that. Of course
there will be big problems in nature. In fact, we've spent a century keeping the
state of pace, it's here, it's one of the biggest worries, it's happening. Now
of course, right? I mean, Mediterranean species come to England. Yeah, but the
people on top of them have nowhere to go. 

that's right. Of course, this also applies to species that migrate to the
mountains. So, they expect to see results first. You think there is already
evidence that this happened to Captain Mountain. I installed an ever changing
species, and eventually a great number of plants and animals. He'll go away. It
is a problem. Yes, the earth will change. I think all of this will happen. Now
the earth will change. The question is, can we give it a soft landing? Nobody
knows exactly what effects global warming will have on the flora and fauna of
the world: 

 some speculate that by the end of this century, with fundamental changes in the
environment, up to half of the world's species could be threatened with
extinction. Animals with special lifestyles. Like the south, the American
eyebear is just one of hundreds of endangered mountain species that have warmed
the Andes. South Africa is expected to be one of the hardest hit regions. Yes.
In other places, when the habitat changes, animals are forced to migrate on a
large scale. 

 There will certainly be many sacrifices. The carbon house is not threatened
with extinction. On the contrary, there is often food here. By the time he got
to her kitchen, he had traveled to all continents. Transporting this type of
food is responsible for more than a tenth of greenhouse gas emissions and more. 

 Waste carbon produces more carbon dioxide. The Energon landfill is warming as
it decomposes and releases greenhouse gases into the air. From the beginning,
the carbon dioxide layer around the earth has become thicker and thicker and has
brought the planetary ecosystem to a point where there is no going back. Let's
look at Amazon. Yes. What happens now, we believe that if these predictions come
true by the middle of this century, 

 carbon dioxide will continue to rise. As a result of climate change, forests
could actually begin to die, which would be completely catastrophic. The Amazon
rainforest is already suffering, the devastating effects of the 2005 drought
have dried up rivers, and scientists are like bloody warts. In doing so, they
discovered that the forest was exposed to threats previously unimaginable.
Decades and decades. Then, assuming these forces did not ignite, some
researchers began to find charcoal underground. The deep forests of the
Venezuelan Amazon. We must warn the government that there is 

a disaster of ... The first answer is no, these forces cannot help but burn. But
more and more, with this type of drought, more and more serious. We have seen
these forests marginalized. Netstat has found evidence that the world's largest
forest has a devastating future. For me, this is one of Amazon's most terrifying
visions of the future. It is a forest shrub. It's very ugly. It burns all the
time, is flammable, and of little value to local residents, but it 

 doesn't just affect local residents. If all of the most ridiculous things are
destroyed, the 15 year old global emissions of carbon stored in tree tissue will
be released into the atmosphere, further exacerbating warming. So this is one of
the turning points in the climate system where you can hit unsustainable levels
of carbon dioxide in the forest and at this foot. So that means you get more
carbon dioxide and more climate change. This is a turning point, and 

 not only are we going to lose the most diverse ecosystem on earth. We could
also lose the earth's irreplaceable cooling mechanism. We almost think of it as
the most perfect air conditioner in the world. This means that it absorbs all
sunlight and converts about half of the sunlight into water vapor. It's true. It
cools the planet and is big enough to affect the size of the entire planet.
Amazon may not be there. It is terrible for me 

 . Mr. Carbon dreams of a vacation in the rainforest. Today, however, he was on
a business trip, but when he flew it was contributing to the fastest growing
source of carbon dioxide. Even if fuel tanks are equipped with more efficient
engines, emissions from aircraft around the world will continue to double in the
next 25 years. 

 Carbon produces up to 45 tons of carbon dioxide annually. In developed cities.
Millions of simple families will produce a lot of carbon dioxide if they just
take care of their daily lives. The western world produces most of the
greenhouse gases. But this will change. And the lady. Sunbathing. 

 These are fictional couples who currently live in ordinary Chinese suburbs and
only use 1/7 of the household's CO2 energy. But the life of the city dwellers is
changing rapidly. With 1.3 billion Chinese, they are moving towards a more
energy-intensive lifestyle. During the recent market development, Mr. Tan got a
new job and owned an apartment and the most modern energy-consuming appliances
that have contributed to their economic prosperity. China has a great source of
cheap energy. 

 Oh, it's the most highly carbonated source of energy we have today. China plans
to build a large coal-fired power plant every week for the next seven years. 5.
China is likely to become a global producer of greenhouse gases in the next 20
years. 

 This is an explosive growth in global energy consumption. We will double the
number of recognitions by 2050. Not all of the carbon dioxide we produce will
stay in the atmosphere forever. The oceans take it in all the time. When the
concentration in the atmosphere increases. As a result, the ocean absorbs more
of it, which can lead to another of these twists on the sea. Biologists like
Steve Widcombe are beginning to worry about this effect. This means that carbon
dioxide does not remain in the atmosphere. 

 Almost half is dissolved in the ocean. As a result, the surface of our ocean is
more acidic. When carbon dioxide is dissolved in water, the acidity increases.
It can be deadly to many of today's secret treasures. Take a look below. Here we
have a very common animal on our shores, beautiful animals. Here is a piece of
music. the third. This poor creature will be affected in two ways. First, the
acidity of the ocean dissolves its shell and, second, the chemicalswith 

it was builtmissing. Here we have another animal closely related to sea urchins.
It is a thorny starfish and can affect animals such as starfish. In the ocean,
hedgehogs can be difficult for animals to form bones, and they will also have
difficulty eating and reproducing. It should have a starting point, a threat not
just to individual species but to the entire food chain. Plankton are floating
plants and animals. Some are so small but so numerous that they can be
identified by the acidification of the universe during flowering, which can
destroy plankton that deceives various fish. It is, in turn, 

the food of increasingly large marine life. It could even affect the largest
mammals in the world. The effects of acidification extend far beyond the ocean.
Millions of people around the world depend on marine life for their survival. I
mean, it's almost like a warning. This will happen if we don't correct ourselves
as a species. We have many choices, and people have many choices about where we
will finish by the end of this century, because that much depends on the amount
of carbon dioxide we emit by 

the end of this century. So how do you reduce CO2 emissions? Professor, some of
the greatest scientists in the world believe that there is an urgent need to
find a solution. Steve Baccarat is one of them. I have faced various
environmental issues in my life and you tend not to worry too much. The problem
of global warming, on the other hand, is paying more and more attention to
experts and people who deal with it. As time goes on, this has become the most
pressing environmental problem for me, and it is the problem that we need to
solve 

 now. We every year the amount of emissions into the atmosphere is the same as
in 50 years. To solve the global warming problem and prevent the atmosphere from
doubling, we will be using more than double the air and will need to freeze
emissions at current levels. Level in the next 50 years. Because there is no
single way to solve the global warming problem. Picanha divides it into seven
equal parts. Then he came up with a different approach. Each slice can be saved
individually until we reach the final goal of stopping. I'm watching the rise in
CO2 emissions closely; I believe this generation will save it. If we form a
collective will to implement, then there is already a technology to solve the
problem of heating greenhouses. 

 The first Steve Bakar who can process the disks with the existing technology, I
met a master of carbon counting. Dave, Ray, let's think about how we're going to
decorate our house. This is a newly built house. Climate change has really
changed here. Our house has started. In the UK they represent a large amount of
emissions per household and cause around 25 tons of greenhouse gases each year.
They are therefore enormous. Contribute to our climate impact. Let's look
inside. So this is a good example of high energy consumption in a home, in fact,
much of 

the function of this thermostat is wasted. Yes, really. Yes. In any case, this
setting is too high for the reduction and saves about a third of the greenhouse
gases every year. So this color is going down. Yes. I wear a swimsuit, yes.
Clothing adapted to the weather is essential. The coal collected in winter
reduces the thermostat by 3 ° and saves electricity bills. It stores a ton of
carbon from the atmosphere every year. Watch TV. Yeah, it's 

huge. If we look at some of the following devices, even if you aren't watching
TV and are in an ordinary house together, we hardly have any
electricity-consuming lines, and now they make up about 10% of all those lines.
Things pending. This is how they get electricity from the grid. 10% of household
electricity consumption. Yes, it's a complete mess, just you sit on the
sidelines. Basically, electricity is only there for electricity. It's a little
light, I have to say I don't know. It's as high as the rules, if you run out of
something, turn it off. It's not that opening our damage causes the 

manufacturer to have serious problems, it has to fix them. We can do a lot of
things around the house, from composting and plant waste to switching to
low-energy bulbs, so it really helps. Just by replacing the lightbulb to protect
the arctic ice cap. Some little things are going in the right direction. That's
good news because it happens because it's hot, it turns on gas, and it's
electric. More insulation, each better than average, you can see 200kg of
greenhouse gases. Keeping it clean and buying locally grown food can reduce the
number of miles of food in the ground. That's great. If everyone makes the most
effective choices 

at home and in the office, we'll cut those emissions by a quarter and stop using
a Steve Bacale spice for global warming. Maybe the easiest way. Most of us can
fight global warming by changing the way we drive. The carbon chose a more
economical car. If there are 2 billion cars in the world that can travel 60
miles per gallon by the middle of this century, then that will be seven of the
otherthat will cope 

 rates. Or, if we drive half as much as we do now, it may mean using public
transport, and we're adding another part. Another major challenge is to find
carbon-free energy. However, it is three times more controversial. Global
nuclear power will reduce our future emissions. This is a 3 hectare solar park
that aims to collect energy 

directly from the sun. Renewable energy sources like solar panels can generate
carbon-free electricity in the atmosphere. These can be added to make an
important contribution to solving the global warming problem. In a country like
China, sola will be very important. However, the UK's climate has never been
perfect for solar energy, and there are other natural resources as well. We have
many hot countries that are the windiest cities in Europe. It is impossible 

 to understand the size of these towers unless you approach them like me.
Nothing can give you a scale, but they have a rotor diameter of 90 meters. It's
almost as long as a soccer field and in my opinion they are great. The best
thing about them is that they don't emit carbon dioxide when they work. However,
they are not cheap and can be found all over the world. We also need 700,000
turbines. This will reduce another part of global emissions. 

 It's a very strong wind. Of course, wind farms are just one of many potential
sources of new energy. Of course, if we are serious about climate change we need
to think more about it. Steve, Popcorn firmly believes that the technology we
already have can save us. He'll see newer technology, but it's not much bigger.
A hundred kilometers. The coast often lies. Small corkscrew 气 平台。 gas platform.
It is one of the largest objects in human history. It sits on the ocean floor
and is used only to prevent 

 damage to the atmosphere. People mining fossil fuels like oil and natural gas
have now found a way to emit carbon dioxide into the ground. One million tons of
carbon dioxide are pumped into the rock every year. Hundreds of meters under the
sea: Norwegians believe it can reduce all carbon dioxide emissions in Europe in
the next hundred years, but it will take thousands of such rings around the
world to come closer to a solution. It's not a magic ball. This can be the next
generation 15% solution. What isto Karres 

importantis that we didn't fully understand many things, I call them the monster
behind the door. This technique prevents these monsters from entering behind the
door. This creates an additional bridge into the future for our children and
their children and their children. This is our time and we must begin it so that
we can leave them a world where the monster is always behind the door. I'm done.
Change is happening in the air and people around the world are aware of the
urgency. The problem of global warming needs to be solved. Large economies like
China are developing new technologies to cope with rising emissions 

 and encourage people to get involved in tree-planting drives. Even the smallest
ones. Splendid. Okay, let's be clear now. It's not about stopping making tea.
The life we are talking about is more or less our previous way of life, but more
efficient. Yes, waste is a problem. He's not really alive, make me a cup of tea,
I definitely will. So I'll fill it up with water or a seat first. All we need to
mix is water. 

 It doesn't matter what ethnicity it is. He said it was important. Don't waste
it. Now that you're making the tea, make it while it's hot. Yes, you don't have
a hot pot and I don't have a hot pot. We will see the quality of the teachers.
Applause. As you move into the future, it is clear that we can take large and
small steps to reduce 

CO2 emissions. But since we are talking about the future, we cannot be sure.
Where are we going. But one thing is certain. If we do this, we won't end up in
deep water. If we continue to heat our planet, we can accelerate the melting of
the world ice, which will lead to a catastrophic rise in sea levels. Recent
satellite data suggests that the Greenland ice sheet is not just melting. Its
execution speed is twice as fast as previously assumed. Scientists are now
saying that we are nearing a tipping point and that the complete melting of the
Greenland ice is inevitable. 

 When it melts, the sea level rises up to seven meters. It can take forever, but
we should all care. Our actions today can plunge the world into disaster in the
future. The combination of melting ice and warming sea water will expand the
ocean. This could increase their level by half a meter before the end of this
century. If we remember that half of the people live in coastal areas in the
world. 

 Rising sea levels are a daunting decision. There is no email in the British
Isles. When the Greenland Ice Sheet melts, the sea will inundate most of the
southeast, including central London. Indeed, many of the world's most famous
cities will be covered by the sea. 

 It takes much less time to flood most of Florida. With a height of only 5
meters, most of the land is flooded. The city of Miami is 80 kilometers from the
sea, the same altitude will destroy half of Bangladesh. The country has almost
20 million inhabitants, the map has been almost completely flooded. Millions of
people are displaced. Scientists around the world predict that in 50 years' time
global warming could displace 150 million people from 

 their jobs. Are you making that kind of change for it, right? Did you get up
very deep in the morning and survived? I mean, I think if you treat it as a
preconception, prospects can't avoid depression, but I think all climate
modelers won't be wrong. So if I just look at these, I will no doubt be very
frustrated, not necessarily 

my own cause, as we may be able to handle them in the next few decades. In any
case, it will be very frustrating for my children, and for some children, for my
grandchildren. But I still think there is something we can do. It's a big
challenge. Now, on behalf of future generations, certain actions must be
avoided. Some of the more serious effects. I have to say, I thought if I looked
at my grandchildren and said yes, I knew it was going to happen, but I didn't
bother to do anything. Make it terrible. When a generation says we are leaving
something like this for future generations, and we know it, isn't that the
worst 

we know about the problem, but we haven't addressed it? It will be the worst
situation we have ever faced and we must avoid it, sir. In the past we did not
see the effects of our actions. We sown the wind and now we reap the storm, but
we no longer have that excuse. We are now aware of the consequences of our
actions. Before we condemn future generations, we must, in any case,
individually and collectively reform them nationally and internationally. For
the disaster. 





THE TRUTH ABOUT CLIMATE CHANGE ON EARTH.



06 august 2021



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