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Al Gore's film "An Inconvenient Truth"...
... won an Oscar, and not to mention, < /p>
... most movies don't make sense.
"Sea level can go up 6 meters" is impossible!
But this is Al Gore.
He always lowers excesses.
Not only is he losing the debate
"about climate change,
apibut he also lost in science.
You didn't go to see Joseph Goebbels
to see the truth of Nazi Germany.
Kau tidak ingin menonton film Al Gore�
to find out the truth about global warming.
And that's the winter storm
parah the worst for years, which seems contrary to
Al Gore global warming theory which is very emotional.
Donald Trump said
ia he was here with Al Gore
and ask the Nobel Peace Prize Committee
to revoke the award. </ P>
Yes or no, do you believe
p>
wa that global warming caused by humans
"is a moral, ethical, and spiritual issue"
which influences continuity > our lives?
Yes or no, are you sure that reduces...
"use of fossil fuel based energy"
will reduce gas emissions greenhouse?
Basically yes. I don't think we...
That That's good. Senator Gore...
If I can, uh, continue...
Wow, you can't.
Now, everything seems to be blamed
ebabkan caused global warming.
Last summer, we experienced heat waves, and everyone said,
"Oh, that's proof of global warming".
Then we experience December which is convenient. "Oh, that proves"
"wa that global warming is happening". </ P>
Now, I ask why you guys
"It seems like I've never noticed it when the weather is cold?
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National Academy of Sciences
sini here in this country
and in 16
best or the most advanced country in the world
menyetujuihas approved the consensus that I have stated.
Senator Gore, my time is running out.
Did you realize ? It seems everyone...
Aku ingin menanggapi. Boleh kutanggapi?
... global warming in the media joined the choir...
Sorry, Senator Inhofe.
How can you ask questions
and don't let it answer?
Please.
Senator, thank you. Hmm...
I'm sitting here trying to think of "
what can I do or say"
wa that, uh...
>
That might allow to contact you.
And I'm serious about this.
I want, hmm,
icara speak with you without a camera
and without lights and...
And say, uh,
apa why am I feeling so strong about this. </ p >
And we must call others,
at Generation Client Conference.
Alright, so now return to the Paris conference.
I want a brief explanation of the mandatory meeting in Paris
And I will return to Christiana
wah, before then how can I help her.
I have to talk with Kerry State Secretary
-... about long-term goals. - Mmm-hmm.
I want the China climate training schedule
Ama for the first three months this year. </ P>
I think it will be good to lock it. </ P>
Yes, of course. </ P>
Morning. Good morning. Thank you for your help. </ P>
Since the film An Inconvenient Truth was screened ten years ago,
climate-related extreme weather events
"becomes much worse.
So I continue to present my slide show
to the whole world.
Now, I want to add recent photos
"of the floods that occurred now in Louisiana.
Alright, I think both of these things really fit there .
I mean, every week now
saja keep getting worse and more than that.
But...
Actually, there are times when
"it really looks bleak and dark"
because the power is trying to stop changing groups again perubahan
and pour a lot of money
alam in an effort to paralyze the political system
in the United States and in other countries.
I'm really discouraged.
And there are times for me when I feel, wow, we can
"not in this struggle.
>
We have to mobilize more people.
Thank you. Thank you very much. Thank you. Thank you. </ P>
I hope you are productive
and fun, the time is amazing in this training session. </ P>
I have been doing a long time this.
And I just remembered recently
apa how long it has been since I started this.
I was sitting in a restaurant .
A woman comes running to the front of my desk,
just looks at me.
And I don't think about it until,
atang comes from the opposite direction,
just looks at me.
So I look up and I say, "How are you?"
And he took a step forward and said,
"You know, if you color your hair black,"
"akan you will look like Al Gore".
So I said, "Thank you."
He said again, "You also sound like him".
But anyway...
One comedian on TV said recently,
"The way you find out global warming is real is" "
" if the hottest year ever is "
" alahis the year you are at this time. "
Fourteen of the 15 years the hottest that has ever been measured
jak since 2001 .
The hottest thing is 2016.
This graph shows the average temperature
ari from 1951 to 1980.
White is the day- normal day,
biru the blue one is days cooler than average,
and the red ones are warmer than the average day .
And in the 1980s, the whole curve
shifted to the warm side.
And we saw, for the first time,
"statistically significant occurrence"
"number of very hot days in the lower right.
In the 1990s, the curve shifted even further.
And in the past ten years,
sangat A very hot day has become more
pada instead of a cooler day than the average days.
We still have a cool day. We still have a cold day.
But these very hot days
"became so much more.
In April this year, the temperature above Greenland </ p >
"far higher than usual.
An engineer on one of the helicopters took video
during this temperature surge.
That is the glacier part
"the new one exploded with high temperature. </ P>
SYNOPSIS: " An Inconvenient Sequel: Truth to Power "(2017) Documentary genre directed by Bonni Cohen and Jon Shenk tells about Al Gore 's efforts
SINOPSIS [2] "addressing climate change and convincing leaders the world to invest in renewable energy, culminated in the signing of the Paris Climate Agreement in 2016.
Hey, Eric. How are you? </ P>
It's nice to see you again. </ P>
So, you see the line in the ridge here? </ P>
Yes. </ P>
The Gray Line is where the ice surface
"was in the 80s.
- Not so long ago. - Not long at all. </ p >
It's amazing to think it was only 30 years ago,
where we are now,
all covered by a large ice sheet.
>
- You're ready for me. - Yes.
Yes, I will hold the steps.
Welcome to Swiss Camp!
We have 20 automatic weather stations
that measures climate.
Swiss Camp is just one of them.
p>
This is cumulation change in melt height
Yes. I understand. </ P>
From 2000 to now, we lost 12 meters
-... ice at that height. - Wow.
That is our former station, flattened to the surface.
- Yes. - Very deep pillar.
We are back in season next.
That's where we are now.
It's okay here?
- Around there? - Yes. Yes. </ P>
So the water drops quickly.
And because it's heavier than ice,
it pushes the way under the ice sheet.
And we can measure how much away the ice is lifted. </ P>
eberapa several millimeters to one centimeter. </ P>
And then the ice moves fast and you reduce friction.
And, as a result, the ice sheet starts accelerating
dalam in the current to the sea.
That's right.
So this makes mass es
erti like Swiss cheese. </ P>
It's been frustrating for years,
I've tried to communicate
"that we must act in the climate crisis.
But that doesn't happen fast enough.
If I say there is no time when
"I feel this way"
"my personal failure, I've lied.
So where does all the water flow?
I'll tell you where some of the water flows.
The water flows into the streets in the Beaches of Miami, Florida.
Tides continue
"bring floods of frustration.
Fortress Lauderdale gets an award"
for videos "something you don't see every day". </ p >
Fish swim in Cordova Street.
Experts say that in 30 years or more,
emudidrive along Ocean Drive can be driving in the ocean.
Downtown Miami can be a berth.
We show you an area that has never happened
benar is completely constant, as you can say.
And then, on Wednesday, we will show you >
some areas that are usually like this,
but now we are building the way and enter the pump.
We have seen drastic results. < br /> This is much better.
So you build a road with
"saltwater resistant material?
Yes.
And for how many cm rise sea level
"this is designed to protect? </ P>
We are building an increase about 30 cm sea level. </ P p>
And I'm sure the projections will keep moving.
It's a bit difficult to pump the ocean.
That's why we have to increase on it.
Yes, that is not easy.
This is not easy. This is not a simple fix.
- Yes. - Yes.
You can only raise so much
before you change the lives of everyone around here.
Yes.
Scott and I grew up here.
This is not the case 40 years ago.
So if anyone wants to argue that it didn't happen...
It is happening. </ P>
This is out of humans,
ke Enter the drain. </ P>
And this is when the pump
operasi operates in full capacity.
This is the best last step.
Look, this is out on the road there.
Wow, I have to go up on stage in about 15 minutes.
- So... - Right.
Show where the new slide is,
... then try to tidy up this video.
Enter it in the stick, and I'll try it.
download download it to my computer.
All right.
I think of the shoes the bots will be quite high,
api but it doesn't.
Alright.
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you very much. </ P>
I'm very happy here and very excited
ena because you're here for this training. </ P> >
I'm a little late to get here
because I woke up early
and wore soak shoes
and went to a few ways
that was submerged this morning.
Miami, in the sense of risky assets,
is the number one city at risk
dunia around the world in rising sea levels.
This is a big crisis.
Sea level projections are increasing in South Florida,
may be as high as 210 cm or more in this century.
In accordance with the population, ten risk cities include:
olkKolkata, Mumbai, Dhaka, Guangzhou, China, and so on.
West Africa. Many people are at risk there.
And, of course, lowland islands,
Maladewa has a large number of risks.
>
Kiribati has bought land
to move the entire population.
I mean, I just want to know how is the Governor
ir pacing through this and saying,
"I didn't pay attention to anything. Have you noticed anything? "</ P>
So, Florida...
- Florida. -... is a challenge, and so... </ p >
- I can confirm that. - All right.
So, that's the big question we have.
I cover the climate,
"environmental matters all the time,
and you have a country with Governor
who won't even meet with scientists
- to talk about climate change. - Yes. </ P>
How can you move forward? </ P>
To overcome the environmental crisis,
we have to spend time
aiki fixing the democratic crisis.
Because a lot of money is so influential now,
"democracy we have been hijacked.
Big players call for shots.
Have you ever thought of running again?
I have used this sentence before, so forgive me,
apibut I am a politician who just returned.
And the longer I go without relapse,
less likely. </ P>
So, I just want to say,
we might do it, sort of, three units of objects. </ P>
- Alright. - So, there...
- Is it one of the climates? - Yes, climate. </ P>
Yes. One of them is climate,
"One of them is sort of in general like how politics"
"is now different than politics,
- say, 15 years ago. > - Sure. </ P>
Citizens United [Population Union]...
I am interested in hearing your thoughts about it. </ P>
- All right, yes. - And then in 2016.
All right. But I won't...
You can refuse. I know you won't...
I won't run the news. </ P>
Yes I know. But I will try to get you. </ P>
All right. </ P>
But we will talk about the climate? </ P>
Yes, yes, yes! </ P>
I have to satisfy it, Mr. Vice President.
Sometimes it seems to me that
iklim the climate crisis is simple don't get anything
akupan coverage in the media that should be.
You have a Republican Party now...
Large historic fields, right?
There is no one in the climate...
Yes, this is weird, isn't it?
... in whole conspiracy.
Since when did the United States
inggalkan abandon the traditional leadership role of the world?
Especially at one time, just this past week,
ChinaThe Chinese president said,
"Well, we will adopt an app; stamp & trade program," </ p >
" and we reduce our CO2 emissions,"
" and we want to create jobs "
"alam in solar energy and wind energy efficiently".
This is the most serious global
challenge we have ever faced.
No other country can play the role
which can be played by the United States.
Do you think we reach
a series of changes to the point p
akan There will be no more opposition? </ P>
We are at a turning point. </ P>
And we can succeed reach agreement
"in the big world negotiations in Paris
at the end of November
to have a real change means to the right one.
When do you decide that you want to leave
itik politics and really moved into, uh,
ini your new career?
Alright, honestly the decision was made
"by the Supreme Court of the United States.
I enjoy politics, but this is a mission
which I can dedicate myself.
And there is thirst for information
"about what happened, why it happened,
and how we can handle it. </ P>
I usually start with a black screen.
And believe me,
after just two or three times through it,
you will associate your own way about conveying each story
"with photos, and it will come so easily.
How to work memory...
Ten years ago, I made a decision
to launch a training program,
"foster anyone who wants to learn"
Berkomunikasi communication skills to thousands of other people
apat can come and be trained. </ P>
... because really, everyone who wants we do
alahis running the first stage,
which has just awakened people.
There are only 50 people at the beginning.
But I looked back at the first training
and it made me smile,
ena because they are true pioneers,
in the way I think about it .
This is the first photo that we have all seen
entang about Earth from outer space.
It was taken on Christmas Eve, 1968,
ama during the Apollo 8 mission.
And this is the first time man
inggalkan left the orbit near the Earth and went far enough into space
to see the entire planet, floated in empty air.
And I always start my slide-show
"with those photos.
When people can see Earth from outer space,
they naturally found how to more easily feel the connection
to the house with us.
And the last photo from the Apollo program,
p>
armMarmer Blue,
mengubah really changes the way people think about the planet.
This energizes the modern environment movement.
I put the photo on the wall my office
... in the White House West Wing,
and I see it every day.
I call NASA and I say,
"Hey, I've seen the same photo here,"
" and I just want to know if there's something else".
I think, how If we can take photos every day?
Maybe that helps build the commitment that people have
Use to save climate balance?
And that's when I learned
wa that there are actually no other photos.
That's what led to the idea of from the DSCOVR satellite.
Not only for these photos, but because
"awesome scientific data that you can collect"
arifrom special points in Space
But once I get approval,
"other instruments are added to it.
And one of the most important is
early warning devices for solar storms
mengancam which threatens facilities electricity networks and pipelines.
And NASA builds satellites, gives dates launch.
Then after Supreme Court decision
and Bush and Cheney's inauguration,
Dan NASA membangun satelit, memberikan tanggal peluncuran.
Kemudian setelah keputusan Mahkamah Agung�
�dan pelantikan Bush dan Cheney,
they canceled the satellite launch.
Please stand up to pray.
Reverend Graham.
New government,
they very unaware that they also canceled
matahari the solar storm early warning system.
And businesses that depend on it
ulai started making lots commotion.
And they proposed resolving the problem
by taking all climate devices
and cameras from outside the satellite,
"replace it equivalent to a sandbag"
and leave only one piece of equipment
kuat this strong industry wants to be sent to orbit.
I thought, "Wow, that is very extreme".
Towards the end,
"This satellite is put in a warehouse.
We have a real chance"
user starts building public support that's enough
to really get on the path of solving the climate crisis.
But we have missed that opportunity.
And now, we can't lose it again.
All right, Bo.
This house is where I live
ika when I grew up as a boy .
My mother and father built it.
LBJ came to this farm.
She was interested in my father when my father became one
p>
"main opponents of the Vietnam War,
This is a photo of my father when doing Press Conference, and...
Then, many years later, I also had a press conference.
This is a, uh,
"handwritten note that my second oldest daughter,
" Christian, wrote back in 1987,
aatsaat we held a meeting family to decide
"do I have to or not run for president.
This is divided into good parts and /> bad part.
"Number 1: Want to do it?"
"Number 2: Have a good chance."
"Number 3: Many people "
" tahu who knows that other candidates don't like them. "</ P>
Hmm...
" He might be chosen. "
"This is a good time to run something."
"He thinks he can solve the problem."
"Bad points. Number 1: He won't often be here ". </ P>
" Number 2: Eh... "
" It will be difficult to get more lots of publicity "
"pada instead of a few other candidates."
"Number 3:"
"I won't like having Social Security all the time".
Of course the Secret Service means.
Just a moment ago, I talked to George W. Bush
and congratulated him on being
43 43rd US President.
Neither he nor I anticipate this long and difficult road.
No more doubts
While I strongly disagree with a court decision,
"I have accepted it.
I received the end of the result,
which will be ratified next Monday
at the Electoral College. [= US Presidential and Vice President Election Institute]
And tonight, for unity we as nations
and the power of our democracy,
I offer my confession.
I have detailed plans in my life.
But it turns out that life has a different plan for me.
You know, whoever decided to be a part for
antu helped overcome the climate crisis
antu help overcome the climate crisis
uang fighting constantly between hope and despair.
Eh, and so when you see the slide about
emua all the damage is happening, wait,
because hope is coming. Don't sink too deep!
Despair can paralyze.
But we build speed and we see
besar a large number of positive changes
which gives me optimism what I feel about this.
Let me give a few examples interesting. Look at the wind. </ P>
One day this month,
otlandiaScotland gets 100% electricity from wind energy. </ P>
In Portugal, they have four consecutive days
last May from renewable energy only.
And globally, just wind energy can produce
40 times the entire demand for global energy.
But let's look at the sun .
For me, this is the most exciting new development .
Fourteen years ago the best projection available
"Is that we will be able to provide worldwide"
one gigawatt solar electricity per year. </ P>
Wow, when 2010 arrived,
bisa we can reach that goal 17 times.
Last year, we reached that goal 58 times.
This year, we are on track reaching that goal 73 times. </ P>
Ini adalah kurva eksponensial, dan itu mengherankan!
And continues up to a steeper level
ena because the cost of silicon solar cells
us continues to decline.
I hope that each country part will drive solar energy.
Including Florida.
You know, Florida is called the Sunshine State? </ p >
The second largest fossil fuel utility leader there
actually quoted as saying,
"Yes, we are Sunshine State,"
"But, remember, we are also partially cloudy [cloudy] countries".
And they have lobbied state legislatures
to basically make it illegal
ewa rent a solar panel on your roof from someone
"other than burning utilities fossil fuels!
And they try to use their legal political power politik
to bend the politicians as they wish.
What people want doesn't seem to be a problem.
This is sad!
In the year campaign segment 2016 tonight,
"Interview with Donald Trump"
Don't believe in global warming. </ P>
Obama thinks this is the number one problem
the world today,
and I think it's very low on the list.
If you become President,
akahwill you invest a lot money in
"alternative energy to get away from fossil fuels?
Now the sun always sounds better than that.
You know, you got back your money in 36 years.
The problem is solar panels
ancur destroyed yourself after ten years.
tahu you know, one of the most prominent professors of at MIT.
Hey! </ p >
Hey, Mr. Vice President, thank you very much for coming.
Thank you.
So, we are at a relatively early stage </ p >
alam in the investigation, but
eberapa some of these companies and organizations that oppose
and groups like American Petroleum Institute
has been actively looking for to deflect the market,
use to suppress investment in renewable energy
through this relative new propaganda line,
... which one,
"Even if all of them" "
" yang Al Gore already saying since the 80s is true, "
" "it will cost a lot of money,"
"" it will paralyze the economy. "
>
This is a dangerous theme which we have seen before,
apibut back with new power.
And I think that
"This is something we pay close attention to. </ P>
We want to know who the group is doing this,
mereka what is their analysis, what is their knowledge,
and what actions are government doing?
wa that the facts that prove that are what they do,
itu that is a violation of the law, right?
That is consumer fraud and securities.
>
But it is clear that what they have done
dasarnya is basically trying to paralyze
our ability, human ability,
Use of responding to existing threats.
A few days ago,
Attorney General from the State of New York
investigating Exxon-Mobil
conducted an investigation into Exxon-Mobil
for cheating and channeling money on this new form of opposition
"Don't go anywhere.
" Why are you wasting your time for this? "and so on.
Utility monopoly really very afraid of interference,
and have awakened and said,
"Wow, this solar energy,"
"I must destroy before killing me."
In the past two weeks, we have 55,000 people
aftar registered in Nevada to say, you know,
" I want a choice, I want energy freedom. "</ P>
What happened in Nevada
will send the main message to all other countries. </ P>
Yes, I think so. Yes.
Thank you. Will there be a collision on the road?
You bet there will be.
But, in the end,
"You really are on the front line.
On the roof, if you want.
And we see this development in every part of the world.
We've been 150 years using fossil fuels
with lots of blessings, reducing poverty,
ingkatkan raising the standard of living.
So of course, there are still some people who say,
"Wow, we just have to keep relying on oil and gas "
" and even coal."
But it's useful also to show that in North China,
"life expectancy has decreased five and a half years
because of air pollution. </ P>
And in Beijing, the mayor said,
�"Kotaku tidak layak huni".
But in many places in China
"it's cheaper to get electricity"
"than solar energy and wind energy.
So this is the time for your presentation
can provide support for your government's determination
to do even better with renewable energy. </ P>
Good . How are you? </ P>
There are so many commitments
which the government is thinking of about the current manufacture
agi for hundreds of new coal factories.
Even the revolutionary cost reduction in renewable energy
alahis increasing speed.
One of these countries is China.
And there are a number of other countries. India and others.
Unfortunately, they've seen the price of coal.
They see a low price,
and they feel forced
therefore to try to give it to their people.
So if India continues build a number of factories
which is currently being planned, > and they stop coal,
"it can erase everything else"
which is trying to be done in order to reduce it.
We have to find out how to solve the problem.
Of course.
Now, climate change is very important
alam in the agenda of the world leader.
And that is because of important UN talks in Paris
dimulai will start in less than two months,
aatWhen the world is together trying to approve
global global agreement.
p>
One of the items that raises is financing.
My work agenda is currently fulfilled
persiapan preparations for the climate conference in Paris.
The world has prepared it for a long time.
And its main purpose is to accelerate
asa the transition to renewable energy,
hingga so all over the world
can reduce pollution levels
while continuing to reduce poverty.
But there is still a large division
between rich countries and poor countries. </ P>
... and for special occasions talking with you.
As you know, I have this desire for
solve the crisis problem climate which has retreated 40 years. And...
Because I've studied it so deep, I hope that
Serikat United States and India will accelerate
kita Our transition to renewable energy together.
India always sees the United States
agai as a valuable partner.
But unfortunately, the Western world, an advanced world
won't seem to come with
besar a large amount of support. </ P>
And it seems like will be created more obstacles.
All this talk which supports climate change
"seems to only talk,
and there is almost no action for that.
- In the United States? - Yes, from the United States. </ p >
I thought it was unfair,
"with all due respect, if you please?
- Sure, please. - Wow, in the United States
Watch out for calendar year, uh, 2015,
abila if you see investment in the United States
baru in the form of a new building, uh, Electricity generating capacity,
"Three quarters of it comes from solar energy and wind energy.
- May I respond? - Yes. Please. </ P>
I will do the same thing after 150 years. </ P>
After I use my batubarak. </ P>
Setelah kuberikan pekerjaan untuk rakyatku.
After I build my infrastructure,
tol highway and take a walk.
If I have the technology.
When my people earn money
50.000 $ 50,000 - $ 70,000 per capita income,
gunakan using material-based energy low-cost fossil fuels.
The method by the United States for 150 years.
It's very easy to say now,
"Oh, we don't use coal!"
What about in the past?
>
So I only ask for carbonated air
which you have used for 150 years.
I mean not rejecting your rights
to make your choice alone about the energy you want.
Obviously you have that right.
apan when the sun rises today?
I don't see it anywhere.
I don't see the blue sky.
If any of us are walk outside
and look up at the sky,
"our natural impression is
wa that the sky is like a wide expanse and unlimited.
Lasts forever.
Actually, the atmosphere on Earth
is a very thin layer that surrounds the planet.
And, of course, right now
"we put 110 million tons
" heat traps pollution of global warming "
go into the room every day.
We use this as a channel open disposal
agi for all gas waste in our global civilization.
Agriculture is the cause of its magnitude.
Forest burning and burning of agricultural land </ p >
But still, the main part of the problem
"is carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions
" coal, oil and gas fires.
And it builds energy heat and raises temperatures.
India has just set their highest temperature all the time
which was recorded in May. 123,8 Fahrenheit [= 51 Celsius].
The streets melt.
We have built an civilization for conditions </ p >
that we are now in a process of radical change.
All records of the time have been damaged this year
in Thailand, Cambodia and Laos.
In Pakistan, more than 1,200 people were killed in the heat waves there.
This year, they have dug mass graves to anticipate
uti the people they fear will be killed
alam in this year's heat wave.
And we see that < > higher temperatures
ang is shifting the balance between microbes
and humans.
The transport revolution there is a lot to do with this.
Travel by air.
But the climatic conditions have a big impact on it.
Let's look at the Zika virus .
The following is the range of one mosquito
which they are most worried about.
And warmer conditions
ingkatkan increases that range widely.
But here's a complaint in this case.
This isn't just a mosquito, < br /> but the virus.
And the warmer temperatures accelerate
"level of incubation inside the mosquito.
So we experience an explosion in number of cases.
And now spreads to Miami, Florida.
And for the first time in history,
ibu-pregnant women are advised
"Don't go visit parts of the United States.
In many areas in...
... Central and South America,
dokter the doctors convey the message
that I have never heard of for the rest of my life.
They told the women, "Don't get pregnant" "
" "for two years, while we tried to solve this problem."
That is something new in human history. </ P>
How long can we sit relaxed and say,
"Oh, wow, maybe some genius < br /> will think of miracles? "
I'm sorry, I became, hmm,
" very excited here.
But let's step back and take a global view
ari of the temperature rise and extra heat energy.
93% of all this heat energy goes to the ocean.
And that has several consequences.
The consequences are directly
"when a sea-based storm crosses much warmer ocean waters"
"the storm gets stronger and more damaging.
Only a few years then
"Super Sandy Storm in the Atlantic"
intasicross the sea which is 9 Fahrenheit [= -12.8 C]
"warmer than usual.
And that caused tremendous destruction
in New Jersey and in New York.
And, by the way, ten years ago,
"when the film An Inconvenient Truth
" was shown, the scene that was most criticized in the film
is an animation scene that shows
wa that the combination of surface increases seawater and storm waves
will place seawater on the site 9/11 warning,
yang when it's being built.
And people say,
"That's ridiculous. Exaggerated horrible things!"
Something happened last night
p>
in one of the most iconic locations in New York,
orld World Trade Center, Tragedy Center.
Flooding with so strong currents
iri flood reconstruction It was true ten years ago, was true five years ago. </ P>
�dan itu adalah perubahan iklim dan kerentanan kita terhadapnya.
Memang benar sepuluh tahun yang lalu, memang benar lima tahun yang lalu.
Dan tidak dapat dipungkiri hari ini.
Years before,
scientists had predicted that this would happen.
A year later,
in the Philippines , Super Typhoon Haiyan
intasipassing the Pacific region
iga three degrees Celsius is warmer than usual. </ P>
And it becomes
"The most powerful sea-based storm and the most damaging"
that ever happened.
Eh, in Tacloban city and region surrounding
there are 4.1 million climate refugees.
Thousands of people died.
Even just remembering it now,
after more than two years,
mengingat just remember the sound of the wind.
And then the water subsides.
Like the wall of water that has just been entered quickly.
That's why we have to go up to the roof.
In fact, I shout, give them command
"Break the ceiling, we must "
" exit from here and we have to climb".
If we go to another place, we will die.
Because it is a concrete structure,
and that's where we can climb.
People run around crying
because they don't know what has happened to their families. </ P>
We see many people dead. </ P>
I saw Sir Alfred help...
Help, uh, help others, to...
Do you call this? For...
- Menemukan jenazah? - Untuk menemukan jenazah.
Then...
Sorry.
No, it's OK. No problem. </ P>
Thank God you're safe. </ P>
Actually, sir, I'm very scared
ika when I say this to my friends...
This will return it, right?
Yes, sir. I feel that way, so scared. </ P>
When Tacloban was hit,
I knew I wanted to organize training here
in the Philippines
to meet people
who are on the front line and empower them
use to translate Remarkably this painful experience
"became the center of policy change,
" faced public officials.
I don't know of other ways to do it.
Losing lives is very tragic.
How blessing Pope Francis came to Tacloban
to the center of the tragedy,
and convey the message very strongly that
"has the most severe effects of the climate crisis "
" "Visited the poorest people of ". </ P>
This really exists throughout the world. </ P>
Now, the consequences of the second order
"From warming the ocean"
including some that we all experience
"regularly now. </ P>
When the temperature rises,
"The water rose from the ocean"
�ke langit meningkat secara signifikan.
This means that every storm is different now
because it happened in the world which is warmer and wetter.
Steam often brought
uanribuan kilometers from oceans over land,
and then more than that falls at the same time.
Look at the rain that hit Tucson, Arizona,
and see water splashing from the city.
They now call this "rain bomb"
Houston was hit between May last year
and in May this year.
Two 500 annual floods and one rain in 1,000 years.
Now, that's not unusual. Almost like the events of Noah.
In Spain last fall.
In Chile, last year. Very great event. </ P>
And now, today,
"there is a water rescue taking place"
in southeastern Louisiana. </ P>
Give me a knife, give me a knife. </ P>
Now, the same heat
which brings all the water vapor from the ocean
Isap sucking in soil moisture coming out of the ground. </ P>
And it makes dryness becomes deeper and longer. </ P>
In China, in Vietnam, Thailand,
and all over the world. </ P>
And where there is a drought,
eget vegetation dries
and fires increase.
Every night on the evening news like climbing nature
through the Book of Revelation.
But the points are very rare connected to the media.
This is global warming.
If we have scientists who tell us the points liaison,
harus we must have in our democracy talks
entang about cause and effect.
Let's see, for example,
p>
on the story of what has happened in Syria.
From 2006 to 2010,
they experienced a drought which broke record.
This farmer is one of the of the many who lost their fields.
60% of all agriculture in Syria is destroyed.
80% of all their livestock are killed. </ P>
to move about 2 million people
before the conflict broke out.
Yes, many other causes.
The dictator there is a bad person,
"This is a multi-sided civil war, and all the rest.
But this drought is the worst in at least 900 years.
As far as notes can show.
This has never happened before!
And, of course,
... since that time the country has fallen
to a terrible civil war. </ P>
Next generation,
if they live in the world
the flood , storm, and rising sea levels
erta as well as drought and displacement by millions
yang people who escaped from unreliable conditions,
stabil unstable countries around the world,
they
look back at us and ask,
"What are you thinking?"
"Can't you do you listen to what the scientists say? "
" Can't you hear which Mother Mother shouted at you? "
Hmm, so, first, Mr. Gore...
Tell us why you're here. What happened today? </ P>
This is an 24 hour global broadcast siaran
i which covers the lives of every nation
throughout the world.
And we are trying to mobilize more
'people in every country
to support more ambitious results
alam in the negotiations that will take place in Paris
"only within 2 weeks from now.
We air in four minutes!
Rio, are you there?
Mr. Vice President, < br /> welcome to the stage.
Thank you very much
and welcome everyone, in this global broadcast.
So, when I'm standing here today,
now it's just 2 weeks from opening
United Nations Conference
entang about Climate Change in Paris here,
what we need now is for everyone
bicara in the whole world talk.
And that's all in the next 24 hours.
Get ready. We will arrive at the toss. </ P>
We are with you. Come on. </ P>
We have to say to Mr. Gore
we'll cut this short straight to Pharrell. </ P>
I'll finish it. Just don't do it in a hurry. </ P>
Can we reduce it? Can we get it out early?
They have asked us to bring your car
"with a trailer just in case"
if we have to get you out of here.
All right. Is it related to terrorists? </ P>
They don't know yet. </ P>
Maybe it's because there are some shootings
around Paris. </ P>
There are some people who died.
And, uh, so sure enough that it's terrorism.
"Police officials in France say "
"there was an explosion in a bar"
"dekat near the Paris stadium"
" and the shootout in the Paris restaurant".
"President Hollande was evacuated from the Stade de France".
p>
And apparently there
18 people died, and AFP reported hostage taking in a concert hall.
- Hostage taking? - Yes.
It's all said by the police.
Wow.
Terror fear in Paris.
Some people reported killed in a series of shootings.
There's also news about the possibility of an explosion...
Paris is under an effective police state.
The police seem to be unable to completely overcome
terjadi that is happening.
But exactly this is some sort of terror scenario
which the United States has long feared.
Alright.
Before I continue making my statement,
I just want to say something.
We all Americans stand with you.
We say heartfelt condolences
for the tragedy here in your city and in your country.
The specter of terrorism in our world...
Hmm...
We must defeat it.
But we must defeat it /> not only with the power of weapons,
ainkan but with the strength of our values.
Care for the future
and do what the world must do.
But, for now, I just want
atakan to tell you all,
especially you who are from France,
Who is in my heart is in heart
"all Americans here who are
love you and care for you < br /> and stand with you.
Ladies and gentlemen,
"we suspended our broadcast"
because of the tragedy that has happened here.
The fact that
"the terrible attack happened in the city
" the place of the climate conference will begin
banyak caused many people to > connect these two events
at the difficult inner level
jemahkan translated into words.
All this time there is
"times when a major setback has tempted me"
"For despair. </ P>
But if I can describe my belief tradition,
" God says, "I lie before you "
" "Choice between life and death." </ P>
"Therefore, choose life." </ P>
~ Two weeks later, November 30, 2015 ~ United Nations Climate Conference (COP21 )
We come to Paris
to show our determination.
We say our condolences, and we respect
'Parisians insisting'
the foundation of this important conference continues.
To show the world
"that we are a global family"
"in solidarity with the French nation.
On behalf of the Romanian nation,
" Our deepest sympathies "
p>
We show our sympathy
and solidarity with the government
and the French nation.
Are there stops the train underground near here
so we can take the subway?
Alright, so...
Alright. And I'll meet you at Le Bourget? </ P>
Yes, we will meet you at Le Bourget. Come on. </ P>
Good. Welcome. </ P>
Yes, yes. </ P>
No. No more. </ P>
I hope you are elected president. </ P>
- Thank you. All right. - Thank you, thank you. </ P>
Thank you. </ P>
Good. Okay, nice to meet you. </ P>
Oh, thank you! </ P>
Mr. Vice President. </ P>
- Nice to see you again. - Congratulations personally
Thank you very much, sir.
And thank you for the changes that you brought.
- Good luck to you. - I appreciate it. </ P>
This is Canadian, not me, but thank you. </ P>
All right. </ P>
For the development of from a low carbon economy,
"our government is making climate change a top priority.
Never before have so great responsibility
di so few hands.
One of the secrets of of the human condition
alah is the suffering that unites we together.
150 state heads
start talking
in a way that does not thought of me they would be the opposite.
Everyone started
"with, first, sorrow, and then solidarity.
And when they flip, in the next paragraph,
"their hopes at the conference,
they cannot help but say
adalah this is an opportunity
agi for us to make that solidarity come true and real.
Now I leave the pulpit trial to
Mr. Narendra Modi, Prime Minister of India. </ P>
Democratic India
"must grow quickly"
"to fulfill aspirations"
"of 1.25 billion people, 300 million of them"
pa without access to energy.
Energy is a basic human need.
And there should be no place...
agi for unilateral steps
"Which is an economic barrier for others. </ P>
So, we still need conventional energy,
" fossil fuels. </ P>
And things more
will be morally wrong.
Thank you.
Hmm.
You know, I've faced > all differences
this climate conference since 1992.
We MPs have obligations
uk to accelerate movement
uju towards meaningful change in policy
in every country on this earth
Use to stop destruction < br /> global ecological system.
This starts with a big agreement optimism in Rio...
Hello, Mr. Prime Minister.
... but it's stuck right away.
The process is used to bring the nation together
to discuss responses with us to climate change </ p >
"as an important matter.
But the population that increases requires more energy
to warm and cool our house.
More fuel to move our car.
For during that time, the world has struggled
- to act together... - Oh! Hey! </ P>
... and connecting science with policy. </ P>
There is no agreement. This is closed. </ P>
Good morning. </ P>
But, for me, the last 20 years
is a very painful experience. </ P>
We won't recognize it.
We don't want to discuss it.
It's not only painful because
angnya less profitable results,
but also because there is
ungkinan impossible to really
run the process and say,
"Okay, let me help you here".
I feel relieved when I arrived in Paris because
"there are influential people"
"of countries around the world,
" some people have participated in my training program... </ p >
... and who asked me to help in the process.
Thank you.
- There is a Boss. - Hey!
How are you, honey?
- Nice to meet you. - Nice to meet you.
Are you ready for me?
I was on India earlier this year, and...
"I think that the appearance of solar energy"
"as a viable competitive option,
it paves the way
enarkan which justifies realistic expectations.
But, you know, I think that India,
wah, Prime Minister Modi,
"It's very, very clear is their concern"
"it's not just technology,
" but their access to that technology.
So... With what confidence they released
the entire model the development of fossil fuels
ung who had been carried out in front of them for 150 years,
and now we say,
"Sorry, this parade has finished".
"Now we have to build a different parade for you. "
It would be very helpful if it was centered on renewable energy
It could be seen from the development
- "country perspective. - Yes.
But is that something you can get?
ahkan spend some time while you're here?
Of course.
I'm trying to solve berusaha
an Indian problem, first and foremost.
Their plan is to build 400
baru New dirty coal factory.
Eh, and that is a disaster.
When India intends borrow money
to build energy fields solar or wind energy fields,
they have to pay 13% plus FX uncertainty.
And that certainly doesn't make sense.
Hey, Ben.
- Hey, Cory. - Nice to meet you.
Hey , Ed. How are you? </ P>
The challenge for us
is finding a way to make renewable energy as cheap as coal,
and then partnering with them /
"so we don't build this huge infrastructure "
which will continue to give
banyak more decades of carbon dioxide in the future.
India has this plan, 200 gigawatts of coal.
I met the minister of energy
and their electricity, Piyush Goyal, in Delhi.
I ask, what is needed to shift
100 other gigawatt
"from coal to renewable energy?
The answer is very specific.
Access to credit.
And, of course , with the future of human civilization
in balance, we might have to
- make it a little stable. - Wow.
More than 65%...
world carbon solutionolusi
come from developing countries.
Now, we don't point fingers.
This is not a problem of error.
But we are here to change it.
The reason why the conversation stopped?
Because the United States government
empatkan placed countries like India as the culprit,
as a criminal , climate criminals.
And I think the United States doesn't
can be allowed to get away with it.
Fabius has asked an urgent meeting , one on one.
They start to get frustrated
at the rate of negotiations.
Long-term goals?
You spend a lot of time every year in India.
So my narrow interest is the way—
"the high interest rate is"
"Indians are very worried"
"in spreading solar energy and wind energy. </ P>
But we will not overcome it"
within a few days forward.
Yes.
Overnight flooding
itar about 300 millimeters of rain
in the span of 18 hours has brought < catastrophe.
The news is that it will only get worse
and the flood rises.
The fourth largest city in India
disabled by the heaviest rain
in more than a hundred years,
which separates more than three million people
"from public services for days.
It's amazing when we are here
and India is an offer, they experience this.
Part of their problem is they need more money
to deal with it , isn't it?
So the point is also on that side in terms of <
maju developed countries don't want to give the money.
- Yes, yes. - Yes. </ P>
During the days we are here
alam in this conference,
ita we have seen repeated more flood patterns banjir
sor and landslides.
Indeed today, in Chennai, this event continues.
They experienced 1,500 millimeters of rain
dalam only in the last few weeks.
1,524 cm of rain.
The number of people killed
>
"reached hundreds of people.
Tens of thousands of people have to be evacuated.
This is not the first time happened.
Every storm different now
ena because of the climate crisis.
Prime Minister Modi went to Paris back to Tamil Nadu
and said, "We feel climate change "
" umbuhgrow faster now. "
No, no, no why.
I'm sorry for calling you on Saturday night.
So, the other sticky point
engan with a fairly low interest rate
to allow India to borrow.
Eh, and...
But that's a separate problem.
So here's the idea I have.
Elon has a record of submitting IP
on some core aspects of Tesla.
You know, you took it and did what you could with it.
I also talked with President Hollande about that.
I didn't mention the company,
,eh, but I mention the general idea.
Hollande and Ban Ki-moon,
and I'm sure, at least
menteri at the ministerial level, with India,
saja we can, uh, you know,
itas hello for SolarCity will make no sense .
But before I call Lyndon or Elon,
I want to talk about it with you.
Yes, bro, are you, please?
And also send me a cellphone number Lyndon if you have it.
Lyndon?
Hello, this is Al Gore.
I have a good idea for you.
> SolarCity might be
"hero of the Paris company
by announcing that this will give
technology to the new world champion
solar cell
to India
Wow, here's the logic for that, Lyndon. </ P>
Great offer in negotiations here are India.
Yes, but it's up to them, isn't it?
It's up to them.
I'm talking about breaking the deadlock
and take them past that difficult obstacle.
Give me some thoughts, my friend.
See you later.
So he swallowed spit with difficulty and say,
"Ugh, maybe I should think about it".
We'll see.
This is crunch time
at the climate change conference in Paris.
With the time limit
for an agreement that is getting closer, it is clear that...
There are still negotiations that
benar are really tough going on
between developed and developing countries.
There is a difference of opinion about who is responsible
over climate change,
yang who should pay the consequences.
What do you think global warming summit
in Paris this week?
I think this is ridiculous.
We have more problems at this time.
Require the President to be there for an extension
bicara talk time period about
"global warming is the biggest problem"
"facing this country is crazy.
He must return to work and solve the ISIS problem.
So, Minister,
ohn John Kerry asked me to talk to you
and explained some of the details
for this extraordinary gift
proposed by, uh,
the main solar energy company
in the United States.
Give me, uh, material.
"This is poly-silicon hybrid..."
And this, uh...
This is is "silicon based PV bi-facial cells"
"which combines an n-type substrate,"
"copper electrode",
"thin film passivation layer"
"and hollow oxide layer"
"whose conversion results are very efficient".
And if , in return,
India removes the objection
"potential for the climate agreement,
aka then he says SolarCity will be willing to do this .
Are there precedents for transfers
technology that happened so fast?
Wow, you all know about computer chips,
api but let's take the more common example.
Eh, cellphone.
Back around 1980,
"I was in the House of Representatives,
and I was very excited about buying
" one of the latest cellphones. </ P>
p>
To be honest, I feel it's really cool.
And now there are more phones
"than the number of people in this world.
Most in developing countries
which do not have landline telephone networks. </ P>
So they can skip
and get telephone service for the first time.
the land electricity network
idak is not so big.
In Africa. In the Indian sub-continent. </ P>
Now we see this instead:
surya Solar panels. </ P>
This one in Africa on the roof of the hut grass.
Parents want children they have access
to the world of information.
Chile. A developing country, but has a very good policy. </ P>
You talk about excitement, this story makes me excited. </ P>
At the end of 2013, they < > has 11 megawatts of solar energy.
By the end of 2014, more than 400 megawatts of solar energy.
By the end of last year, more than 800 megawatts of solar energy. </ P>
So look at what they are building this year bangun
and under contract for immediately start building construction.
Isn't that good? I like this. </ P>
13.3 gigawatts! </ P>
And there are other countries and many regions of the world
who are ready for this type this escape.
We see real changes here.
Globally,
unia the world gets more energy from the sun every hour
"than the whole global economy"
"which is used for a full year.
When we increase the part
that we harvest and use it productively,
aka then we can overcome part of the climate crisis.
Much discussion has been done
between India and the United States.
We know that President Obama
"has called Prime Minister Modi.
What is the result of the conversation,
" we don't know yet.
What we know about John Kerry
mengalami have experienced repeated discussions.
There is an hourly meeting today
engan with the Minister of Environment .
How all of this is translated into Indian concerns
terjadiWhat happened is still to be seen.
Do we have an agreement, Mr. President? </ P>
Do we have an agreement? </ P>
Today is a historic day. </ P>
We have, in a spirit of compromise,
Etujui approve a number of phrases. </ P>
And we don't only have
kesepakatan an agreement, but we have written
uah a new chapter on hope
in the lives of seven billion people on planet earth this.
We hope
wa that Paris will convince this next generation
that we all together will reduce
"the challenge caused by climate change,
and we will bequeath the Earth better to them. </ P>
thanks. Merci beaucoup. </ P>
L & apos; accord de Paris pour Le climat est accept . [Paris Agreement for Climate is accepted]
We start this COP to commemorate "
"those who fell into a tragic death.
We closed this COP to celebrate
baru a new chapter of hope for the world.
This is fun. This is very exciting. </ P>
Yes, thank you, sir. </ P>
Thank you. I'm glad it's helpful. </ P>
The Paris Agreement will not be implemented
pawithout President Obama,
State Secretary John Kerry, </ p >
HollandPresident Hollande from France.
Without many people who work hard for it.
Almost every nation in the whole world agrees
to get to net-zero [level 0] Greenhouse gas emissions
nya are as early as possible in the second half of this century.
This sends a signal to the market,
irim sends a signal to the investor.
And the result
alam in the largest solar credit loan in world history
to help India move to advance faster
alam in a solar energy installation.
This requires continuous work.
And one of the reasons your role is very important
is holding them back against they have agreed
and to keep pressing.
Because even though with all the agreements
are put together, that is still not enough.
But the basics are there to build
and make more progress.
There are cities in the United States that already
apaireach goals 100% renewable energy.
Rock Port, Missouri. Greensburg, Kansas.
They are destroyed by tornado F5,
and when they build it back, they say, "Hey",
"let's reach 100% <br Renewable energy, "and they have it.
Here in Houston,
" the basis for global oil and gas industry
will you hear a lot of people say,
"Wind and sun are good,"
" but won't go anywhere". </ P>
And now many people say
that is a strange form of new opposition.
But look what happened in Georgetown-Texas.
Greetings!
Greetings, Vice President Gore.
How are you, Mayor?
Welcome to the greatest city on Planet Earth.
Talk like a good mayor.
- May I ask? - Oh, sure.
I know that for children.
So how long have you been become mayor?
I have been the mayor for two years.
This green energy initiative begins
"When I was on the board in 2008. </ P>
I remember that. Mmm-hmm. </ P>
And the direction we gave to Chris
anya and its members, in 2008, we said
on in 2030 we want our energy portfolio
- "to be 30% renewable energy. - Yes.
Wow, it's blown by it.
It was also ambitious at the time.
Yes! Fully. </ P>
Saat ini kami sudah 90% energi terbarukan.
We take advantage of the wind from Amarillo.
Our solar fields are built in West Texas.
This must stand up and be operational in the coming spring .
Oh.
And now, we will be the first city in Texas
whose energy is 100% renewable.
>
And when we reach 100% renewable,
we will be the largest city in this state
100 100% renewable energy.
p>
So, I assume that your reason for doing this
alah is that you two only fanatical environmentalists.
Wow, not entirely true, because,
in Republican states in Texas,
and I'm a conservative Republican.
- Yes. - All right.
But our job with taxpayers is to provide them
"the lowest possible benefits.
And talk about money.
But if so, doesn't that make sense
ari from a general point of view,
the fewer things you put in the air, the better?
- Yes. - I mean, common sense.
You don't need scientists to debate it.
- Can I use that phone? < br /> - It's OK.
Hey, I'll tell you something.
Will be the pleasure of all the fun
If someone can take pictures of me
ama along with the Vice President?
It's only for personal use, right?
Oh yeah.
- All right, here it is. - Come on. </ P>
Your camera is there. </ P>
Now, this is not an endorsement,
erti as you can imagine. </ P>
Hello, how are you? </ P>
Hello, Beth Wade, Community Impact newspaper. </ P>
Fun. Fun. </ P>
Do you think this city can be a pioneer
for other cities the size? </ P>
Definitely. </ P>
Now, not every city has a CPA [Public Accountant] as mayor,
adi so that is another advantage for you.
But if other cities really see the facts ,
ikir think you will see big waves
"switch to"
"pollution-free renewable energy.
Wow, what we always say is,
don't we have morals /> and ethical obligations
to leave the planet better than before?
We recommend that you carefully talk like that.
T-minus 10, 9, 8,
7, 6, 5,
4, 3, 2, 1,
0.
Appointment of Falcon 9.
Falcon 9 has left the tower.
Falcon starts flying,
"pushes Deep Space Observatory Climate DSCOVR
alam on a journey of 1,610,000 km to protect our Planet Earth. </ P>
When President Obama is elected,
I go meet him and
'tells the story of the DSCOVR satellite and'
agaimana how the launch has been canceled.
And he has prepared the budget, and finally the satellite is launched.
Machine at level two
"has been turned on"
on time.
Remember, if I mention Blue Marble,
that is only the photo of the type. </ P>
But here from the first week
on December. </ P>
This is taken from the new standard
>
"NASA satellites and NOAA satellites that are called DSCOVR
" which orbit the sun with Earth "
... and have been studied by scientists.
For example, for the first time
"balance of energy that exists on Earth.
Energy entering and exiting.
Don't let people say"
wa that we will launch rocket and go to
arsMars and stay in a tightly closed building.
We can't even evacuate the city of New Orleans
aat when a storm occurs there.
This is our home.
Delegation of the Climate Summit in the Union
Bangsa Nations-Nations express panic
on the results of Tuesday's selection,
atakan said President-elect Donald Trump
could threaten the future of any international agreement >
to slow down the tremendous climate change.
Trump has stated that he will "cancel the Paris Climate Agreement"
and also promise to promote coal and oil-gas energy,
and say it will allow
oran oil and gas drilling on state land.
A famous boxer once said,
"Everybody has a plan"
"until he gets hit in the face". </ P>
The days of reaching his presidency,
ald Donald Trump immediately spread fear
on environmental experts and temporarily EPA employees [LH Protection Agency].
Trifekta in the cabinet agreement,
all firmly support fossil fuel material
who has expressed his doubts
on the urgency of climate change.
For the years I was involved
alam in the struggle this, there have been many setbacks.
So now we have something else .
With all these new threats,
AdaThere has never been a more important time
bicarato talk the truth about energy. </ P>
I do my best
to talk about <
"general interest in solving the climate crisis.
Although it sounds a little grandiose,
I try to answer the truth of what needs to be done.
And each of us, in our own way,
has an obligation and ability
to feel what seems like is more likely to be right than not.
And if you work hard enough
to get the best evidence available,
au you can feel that you are heading in the right direction.
And that is not arrogance, < br /> That's just a feeling that
ikir I think everyone knows him already.
And I have worked on this problem
lama long enough I feel very,
"Very deep about what is the right problem.
I'm not confused about it.
I remember clearly"
aatWhen the first Civil Rights Movement starts
ambiltake steam.
We saw Bull Connor direct fire hose
towards the young African-Americans,
and we asked the older generation
p>
"why is it normal and fair to have legislation"
... which discriminates based on skin color.
And when they can't answer that question,
ukum the law starts to change.
This movement is to solve the problem of climate crisis
in tradition every great moral movement
which has increased human civilization.
And everyone of them
have met with resistance against the essence
and wondering, "How long will this matter take place?"
Martin Luther King is famous answering the question as long as <
some the grimest hour Civil Rights Movement,
ika when someone asks, "How long will this matter last?"
Said, "How long? old. "
" Because there are no lies that can live forever. "
" How long? Not long. "
" Because of the bow moral the universe is long, "
" but it is subject to justice. "
" How long? Not long. "
We are close to this movement. </ P>
We are very close to the critical point
Where is this movement, like the removal movement,
"like the women's suffrage movement,
" like the Civil Rights Movement,
"like the anti-apartheid movement,
" like the gay rights movement,
is broken into the option between right and wrong.
And because of who we are as human,
nya the result is predetermined
And it's true to save the future of humanity!
It is wrong to pollute the Earth
and destroy the balance of the climate!
menghancurkan and destroy the balance of the climate!
p>
It is true that gives hope for future generations!
This will not be easy.
And we are also in this movement
Menghadapi will face a series of rejections. </ P>
alam in this one line,
"After the last rejection [no] there will be a [yes]" receipt.
"And at the reception [yes ] that's where the future world depends ".
Bye-bye, friends. Thank you! </ P>
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