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Korbin 2022-01-23 08:03:28
A must-see for anyone who loves nature, loves the outdoors, and is concerned about climate change. Many long shots are recorded for the first time by humans. The shooting itself as a documentary is a bit...
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Elmira 2022-01-23 08:03:28
As a documentary, personal heroism is too strong. But the power of the image itself has reached its extreme. The question is, who would watch such a movie? So what did you read, what did you do to stop climate change? The Tipping point may have passed, and the flood has already reached the door of the house several times....
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Daphney 2022-01-23 08:03:28
12 years of filming, the world still hasn’t...
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Elouise 2022-01-23 08:03:28
Everyone has to die twice, once physical, and once the last person who knows him...
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Simeon 2022-01-23 08:03:28
This is insanely incredibly beautiful! ! ! Climate change under the lens of a photographer. NG photographer James Balog is using his life to make a film! Climbing a glacier, climbing a glacier, being buried by heavy snow, blown by a strong wind, and hit by a rock... My knee hurts as I see it! Time-lapse is so beautiful! I don’t know if there is any glacier to see if I go to Northern Europe in...
Chasing Ice Comments
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Jasen 2022-01-23 08:03:28
Big business
I have watched the video of Chai Jing interviewing Academician Ding Zhongli, and I can't let go of these few words for a long time. Ding "If after 2020, China spends 1 trillion yuan every year to buy carbon emission rights, would you not?"
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Lenna 2022-04-19 09:02:50
"Journey to Ice": Glacier Mind
Today, there are still many experts and scholars in the international community who are skeptical about the reality of global warming. In order to let more people know the real environmental conditions, James Balog, a photographer from the National Geographic magazine in the United States, led his...
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James Balog - Photographer: If you had an abscess in your tooth, would you keep going to dentist after dentist until you found a dentist who said, "Ah, don't worry about it. Leave that rotten tooth in"? Or would you pull it out because more of the other dentists told you you had a problem? That's sort of what we're doing with climate change.
