, Sir David Attenborough’s documentary ‘Climate Change – The Facts’ screened on prime-time on the BBC.It comes seven days after thousands took to the streets in school strikes and four days into a week of travel chaos in London and many other cities around the world due to protests demanding government action on climate change.
Worryingly, it comes four months after the Global Carbon Project released a report saying that 2018 saw the greatest ever rise in global carbon emissions. Will this be enough to wake up philanthropists, investors and governments to act? Firstly, that fossil fuels are at the heart of the problem. That burning coal, oil and gas at the rates the world’s wealthiest have become accustomed to is going to lead to very bleak future for the planet. Whilst many fossil fuel companies are seeking to position themselves as part of the solution on climate change, the documentary made a clear case that these companies have been culpable in aggressive campaigning against government action on climate change.
Thirdly, that this is not about some distant future and could soon be something we can not control. Whilst the effects of climate change will continue to get worse, they are already brutally harming many of the world’s poorest and most vulnerable communities.
Ya, it's all BS! THERE'S NO SUCH THING AS climate change, Al Gore! Have a look at the Farmers Almanac, it's been the same for 77 years! It's an attempt at a power grab lie by the Democrats!
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