6 billion Others. Climate voices
Human Beings on Earth now
Global warming is no longer a hypothesis but a fact. The phenomenon is global and affects various aspects of our world and our lives, so scientists from diverse disciplines have worked to gain the most complete understanding of it.
These scientists have written thousands of pages of articles and/or technical reports ; but being interviewed by the ‘ 6 billion Others ’ team, they summarized the critical points in one or two minutes.
Climate change: a national security issue
Lucka Kajfez-Bogataj, climatologist, argues that climate change should not be regarded as a purely environmental problem.
She says:’climate change is usually considered as an environmental issue but in recent times we can see that climate change has a common denominator and it is national security.’
We need changes in lifestyles everywhere in the world
Rajendra Pachauri, president of the IPCC, tells us what we can do, as individuals, to fight climate change.
He says:”I keep telling everybody when they ask me, ‘what changes in lifestyles?’ I tell them ‘start with your diet, start eating less meat’.”
How we discovered we could read the history of the climate in the ice.
Claude Lorius, a French glaciologist, tell us about how he and his colleagues discovered the importance of ice in the study of climate.
He says: And so, about 30 years ago, whereas we had imagined that greenhouse gases could play a part, we proved it for the first time by comparing climate variation and greenhouse gas variations that we were measuring in the air bubbles.
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Factory farming, large industrial incorporations and the shear fact we are a throw away society are main contributers
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When I met Anthony Marr, he spoke to us about Latent Heat in regard to Climate Change
Latent Heat works like this : You put ice cubes into a pot of water and heat it up. What happens, is that the water will remain near its initial temperature, until the ice cubes have all melted. After that, the water heats up real fast
The North & South Poles are melting. So are the glaciers all around the world, especially in Greenland and in Tibet
Do you really want to wait and see what happens, when all that ice is gone?
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Too many people are not enough aware of each of our daily act can have tragic consequences everywhere in the world, to everyone, humans, animals and the Earth.
We have to remember that, even if someone does something which doesn’t seem to be tragic for him/her self, millions people who think the same, is generating a so bad impact to the Earth