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Climate Change: What the future might hold for humanity | Ketaki Gosavi | TEDxKalbadevi — Transcript

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  1. 0:07I died several times
  2. 0:10and now you might be wondering what does
  3. 0:13a 14 year old girl know about dying well
  4. 0:16let me tell you I died when I inhale the
  5. 0:19chlorofluorocarbons from the AC
  6. 0:22I died when I ate the highly dangerous
  7. 0:25food with added chemicals and
  8. 0:27preservatives
  9. 0:29I died when I drank water from our
  10. 0:31Rivers
  11. 0:33are we also not dying when all of this
  12. 0:35is happening around us
  13. 0:37ladies and gentlemen my name is Keith
  14. 0:39kigosavi and I am here to talk about
  15. 0:41climate change
  16. 0:43now what exactly is climate change
  17. 0:46by definition climate change is a
  18. 0:49gradual heating of our planet through
  19. 0:51the emissions of greenhouse gases ghg it
  20. 0:55is an effect of human activities on our
  21. 0:58planet more specifically industrial
  22. 1:00activities
  23. 1:03now what are the effects of climate
  24. 1:05change
  25. 1:07increasing temperatures the global
  26. 1:09surface temperature rises together with
  27. 1:12greenhouse gas concentrations
  28. 1:14the hottest decade recorded was from
  29. 1:172011 to 2020 that is more recent
  30. 1:21there are more hot days and heat waves
  31. 1:23now than there were ever
  32. 1:27the Arctic is melting twice as quickly
  33. 1:30as other locations that leads us to
  34. 1:34severe storms in many areas destructive
  35. 1:38storms have increased in ferocity and
  36. 1:41frequency
  37. 1:42as the temperature increases more
  38. 1:44moisture evaporates resulting in very
  39. 1:47heavy rainfall and flooding
  40. 1:50that then result in more severe storms
  41. 1:53that give us sorry that demolished
  42. 1:56houses and towns
  43. 1:59moving forward to heightened dropped
  44. 2:02water supply is changing due to climate
  45. 2:04change it is becoming more and more
  46. 2:06limited in many places in already what a
  47. 2:10stress areas climate change is making
  48. 2:12things worse
  49. 2:13it increases the danger of ecological
  50. 2:16and agricultural trots which can be
  51. 2:19harmful to our crops and make our
  52. 2:22ecosystem more vulnerable
  53. 2:24it Sparks the sandstorms that carry
  54. 2:27billions of tons of sand across
  55. 2:29continents
  56. 2:31that leads us to insufficient food
  57. 2:34now how you may ask well the more the
  58. 2:38desert the less the agriculture Global
  59. 2:41hunger and poor nutrition are on the
  60. 2:43rise for a variety of reasons including
  61. 2:46climate change crops animals and
  62. 2:49Fisheries might all be lost
  63. 2:51Marine Resources that provide food for
  64. 2:54billions of people are in danger
  65. 2:57food sources from hunting and fishing
  66. 2:59have been hampered in several Arctic
  67. 3:02locations due to snow and ice cover
  68. 3:04changes
  69. 3:06moving forward we get to more health
  70. 3:08risks
  71. 3:10there is only one thing that is now very
  72. 3:13dangerous to humanity
  73. 3:14and that is climate change air pollution
  74. 3:18sickness harsh weather Force relocation
  75. 3:21stress on mental health and increasing
  76. 3:23hunger in areas where people cannot even
  77. 3:27grow food are some of the examples 13
  78. 3:31million individuals every year are
  79. 3:34killed by environmental conditions
  80. 3:36extreme weather events increase
  81. 3:38fatalities making it challenging for
  82. 3:41Health Care Systems to keep up with the
  83. 3:43growing number of the diseased and
  84. 3:45taking care of them
  85. 3:47that leads us to declining species
  86. 3:50the rate of Extinction on the planet is
  87. 3:531000 times higher now than it has ever
  88. 3:55been
  89. 3:57threats from climate change include
  90. 3:59exotic pests and illnesses forest fires
  91. 4:02and harsh weather
  92. 4:04a very good example of forest fires
  93. 4:06would be the Amazon forest fire
  94. 4:09one million species will be extinct in
  95. 4:13several decades ahead
  96. 4:15moving to rising sea levels all ocean
  97. 4:19depths have experienced a significant
  98. 4:22rise in Ocean warming during the past 20
  99. 4:25years
  100. 4:26sea levels increase as a result of
  101. 4:28melting ice sheets endangering Coastal
  102. 4:31and island people
  103. 4:33additional CO2 is absorbed by water
  104. 4:35keeping it out of the atmosphere but
  105. 4:39it causes the ocean to become more
  106. 4:41acidic endangering coral reefs and
  107. 4:45marine life
  108. 4:46now let us take a look at the causes of
  109. 4:49climate change
  110. 4:51endless desire of humans to produce
  111. 4:54power is one of the reasons
  112. 4:56burning coal oil or gas still supplies
  113. 5:00the majority of the world's electricity
  114. 5:02which produces carbon dioxide and
  115. 5:05nitrogen oxide to potent greenhouse
  116. 5:08gases that covers the planet
  117. 5:10and trap the sun's Heat only a little
  118. 5:14over the quarter is contributed through
  119. 5:16renewable energy resources
  120. 5:19moving on to deforestation a very big
  121. 5:22problem currently destruction of trees
  122. 5:25reduces Nature's capacity of emissions
  123. 5:28out of the atmosphere because they
  124. 5:31absorb carbon dioxide
  125. 5:34cutting down forests to make way for
  126. 5:36Farms pastures or even other purposes
  127. 5:40increases emission because when trees
  128. 5:43are filled they stored carbon inside the
  129. 5:45trees is released leading to increasing
  130. 5:48temperatures thus leading us to global
  131. 5:51warming
  132. 5:52moving forward consuming excessively
  133. 5:56you can reduce greenhouse gas emissions
  134. 5:58by changing the way you live how much
  135. 6:00you throw away how much you eat and how
  136. 6:02much you move around
  137. 6:05private property owners
  138. 6:07give or contribute a whole percent
  139. 6:10to the greenhouse gas emissions the
  140. 6:12richest one percent of worse population
  141. 6:16together contribute to greenhouse gas
  142. 6:18more than the lowest 50 percent hence
  143. 6:22they suffer the most burden
  144. 6:24now do you think it was right of us to
  145. 6:27use all of this
  146. 6:28do you think Humanity Will Survive
  147. 6:31further
  148. 6:32let me give you an interesting fact
  149. 6:34nature keeps adapting it is US humans
  150. 6:37that take more time
  151. 6:39so now is our time to stand up on our
  152. 6:42feet
  153. 6:43and start working thank you ladies and
  154. 6:46gentlemen
  155. 6:47[Applause]

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