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An Inconvenient Truth
Giles 2022-03-21 09:02:00
The greenhouse effect is no longer just a term in textbooks, but a phenomenon that I can deeply experience in real life! I have always paid more attention to the earth's environment. Because of the endless desire of human beings, the endless desire for the earth One day, the world will be revengeful for his demands! Therefore, I watched the documentary <> with this mood. Director Davis Guggenheim skillfully combined the various natural phenomena of global warming with the past. The personal history of US Vice President Gore and his long-term commitment to warning and amelioration of global warming, whose policy direction is somewhat different from that of current US President Bush, are intertwined, resulting in this section. A powerful and moving documentary. On the one hand, it is Mr. Gore's lecture, which is vivid, vivid and humorous. Unexpectedly, through the documentary, I saw that the carbon dioxide emissions of a country in the United States are more than the sum of other countries in the world. Watching polar bears because there is no iceberg to let them rest, they can only die of exhaustion in the end. Watching every time A hurricane is a spectacular weather map, but the people below it will be hit by violent storms. Looking at the old icebergs after a few years, there are not many left, and the riverbeds have become dry. Wouldn't these be A precursor to the things around us? Humans continue to do this, and our beautiful life will be lost piece by piece. In the end, like the frog in the film, it feels like it is dying in the gradually heated water, and the same is true for the whole human being. But it’s okay, Mr. Gore hilariously fished out the frog. The film gave people a solution to the problem. Using a method that everyone knows, reducing carbon dioxide in the air. It doesn't work for one person, but the world decides Some people do this, and human beings have the ability to change the world! Finally, I recommend the Oscar-winning song < >.
Extended Reading
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Al Gore: It's important to rescue the frog.
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Al Gore: [quoting Mark Twain] "What gets us into trouble is not what we don't know. It's what we know for sure that just ain't so."