Climate change is the greatest challenge humanity has ever faced. And it is also our greatest opportunity. We have the solutions that can solve this problem that affects the entire world. But unfortunately, time is running out. It all depends on each and every one of us.
Because these days presidents, referendums, parties and empowered human figures are being elected, on which unfortunately our lives and those of our children depend, we will share with you a film that has passed and gone, and has never appeared anywhere. The film is by Charles Ferguson and clearly shows the pitiful and already very dangerous human intervention on our planet. Here, physical laws are changing, the poisonous elements from the periodic table are increasingly appearing, people are walking around wearing masks, the animal and plant world is undergoing apocalyptic changes, and others are drinking punch in the Caribbean. Here I would also include the words of Ferguson himself published on his personal blog, since they affect not only Americans, but everyone.
"America is electing a president this year, and the election will inevitably change the future of the Earth. The reason is climate change. If America runs away from the problem, then our children will pay dearly. Trump thinks there is no problem and he doesn't care about it. The bad thing is that his electoral audience is putting him in a role that even the boldest dreamers in Hollywood would not have imagined as a title: "The Loser Who Destroyed the Earth." The biggest irony in this case is that it may be completely unnecessary. Today, we know how to fight climate change, and this does not necessarily oblige us to return to the Ice Age. If we influence climate change intelligently, we will be happier, healthier, and much more progressive. We will eliminate pollution from fossil fuels, millions of jobs will be created everywhere in the world, we will free ourselves from the terrible dictators whose money and power come from oil, gas, coal, etc."
The American Dream
Charles Ferguson is the author of the books "Predator Nation", "Inside Job", "The Broad Problem", "High Stakes, No Prisoners", "Computer Wars", etc. Director and producer of the films: "Endless Gaze", "Inside Job" and "It's Time to Choose". Winner of the "Oscar" for best documentary: "Endless Gaze - American Occupation of Iraq" (2007) and "Inside Job" (2010).
Narrated by Oscar Isaac, the film was shot on location in the United States, Brazil, Indonesia, China, England, and Nigeria. The film tells the story of how we can combat the problem today, and we have the right tools and knowledge to start using it right away.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b-c-IRFiOKA
The film, which shows the true picture of what is happening to the planet, was created just in time for the UN climate change meeting, which will be held this year in December in Paris.
