1. "If the person who pays my salary tells me to go east, how can I go west?" The final appeal is not on the same level as the huge crisis facing the earth as mentioned above. Even scientists are sealed up. The use of energy-saving appliances can really help. Can it stop glaciers from melting? In other words, the unprecedented rapid deterioration of the earth's environment in the 21st century, the extinction of species, extreme weather, disease outbreaks, and rising sea levels are caused by how many people use air conditioners? Obviously not. Of course, the audience can see it too. Would a mature politician be anticlimactic, top-heavy in a speech that has been practiced thousands of times? Obviously not. So, what is the unspoken solution? What can the "can-do" American people who carried out the democratic revolution, abolished racial segregation, and gave women the right to vote?
"Political will is a form of renewable energy" The small habits of countless individuals are not as powerful as a single decision by a person who really has the power to decide, and the United States has more impact on the earth's emissions than all other countries in the world. It can be said that the United States' Leaders determine the future of the planet, and the current U.S. leaders are far from good enough - so many states agree to join the Kyoto Protocol, but the President of the United States has not joined the Kyoto Protocol, to say that Alger has no political intentions , is impossible.
2.WAKE UP NOW
Inclusive despite political intent. There is no shame in leading to the right end by the right means. The far-reaching and serious consequences of climate warming revealed by this documentary have given people a huge revelation.
0% of scientists question the serious consequences of climate change, yet nearly 50% of news reports are vague on the issue. By the time the water temperature in which the frogs are boiled rises to an unbearable level—a moment not far away, hundreds of millions of people will be displaced.
Don't wait until then and ask "Why didn't we wake up when we got a chance?"
Wake up now, it's not too late.
(However, we should still be wary of developed countries using carbon trading to morally suppress normal economic development in developing countries.)
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