TED Talks Daily How to make radical climate action the new normal | Al Gore
Nov 2, 2021
In a compelling talk, Al Gore, Nobel laureate and climate advocate, emphasizes the urgent need for radical climate action to combat the crisis. He paints a vivid picture of extreme climate events and critiques the man-made systems preventing progress. Gore champions renewable energy as a solution while calling for a reformed approach to capitalism that prioritizes sustainability. He urges collective responsibility, inspiring listeners to embrace climate justice as the largest social movement in history and reimagine their roles in fostering a transformative future.
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Climate Crisis as a Collision
- The climate crisis is a collision between human civilization and Earth's ecological systems.
- The atmosphere is threatened by 162 million tons of daily pollution.
Record Temperatures
- Last year was the hottest year in recorded history, according to NASA.
- A record temperature of 121°F was recorded in British Columbia.
Noah's Ark Lawsuit
- The operators of a Noah's Ark replica sued their insurance company for flood damage.
- This highlights the increasing insurance claims due to extreme weather.