There was an American student living upstairs in my apartment. When it wasn't very cold, the air conditioner had to be turned on 24 hours a day. I would rather wear a shirt or short sleeves at home.
Because the noise was too loud, I went to him, and he explained to me that this is his living habit.
I really can't understand, you will die if you wear a thin sweater, and will you die if you put on a thin quilt at night?
It was the Iraq War, and at one point I fantasized about an IED blowing up.
Fortunately, he later moved out.
This is why the United States has a population of only 200 million, and ranks first in the world in terms of both overall and per capita carbon emissions.
Compared with the universe, the earth is not even a sesame seed, and the same is true of human beings compared to the earth.
No matter how the climate changes, for us, it is an extremely insignificant personal experience.
We don't know the weather dozens of kilometers away, and we can't even accurately grasp the weather tomorrow.
The film mainly discusses the topic of "global warming".
Gore has been researching this issue since he was young (this is much more powerful than 99% of officials in the turtle, who study thick black)
Some people say that the global warming does not matter, and the age of dinosaurs was much warmer than now.
Others say that the earth is cooling and that it is just a lull in the ice age.
It is difficult for us, non-scientists, to know who is right.
Maybe even scientists don't know.
However, this does not affect our listening to Mr. Gore's lecture.
Nothing is more straightforward and shocking than pictures or figures.
This is the so-called "seeing a hundred things is better than seeing a hundred
things." The ice melted in shock at these images.
It took humans 10,000 generations to increase to 2 billion, and it took only one generation to increase to 6 billion.
The next step is 9 billion.
The earth has never carried so many humans, and some scientists say that it is about to enter the "Anthropocene".
The loss of one football field per minute in the primeval forests of
the Amazon is more alarming than the warming of the planet, and in
any case, there is no denying that humans are having an ever-increasing impact on the planet.
So no matter whether the earth is getting colder or warmer,
please remember to turn off the lights, turn on the air conditioner less, walk more, and drive less.
Hands up.
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