freeOK概要：Sir David Attenborough will present and narrate a new milestone film, "Climate Change: Facts," for BBC One. This documentary will urgently examine the science of climate change and potential solutions to address this global threat, combined with footage revealing the devastating impact of climate change on our planet and interviews with some of the world's top climate scientists. After experiencing the hottest year on record, climatologists and meteorologists have explained the impact of climate change on humans and the natural world. Scientists, including Dr. James Hansen, Dr. Michael Mann, and Professor Catherine Mitchell, will legally reveal the science behind extreme weather conditions in recent years, which have caused unprecedented storms and catastrophic wildfires; And provide a detailed explanation of how the accelerated rate of global ice melting leads to sea level rise, as well as how deforestation exacerbates global warming by increasing carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. This movie will steadfastly explore what the dangers of climate change mean to humanity, and what may happen if global warming exceeds 1.5 degrees Celsius and carbon dioxide emissions are not significantly reduced within the next decade. This documentary also focuses on potential solutions, exploring the innovations, technologies, and actions taken by governments and industries around the world to prevent further warming, and showcasing individuals who create change at the grassroots level. In the film, Sir David Attenburg said:; In the 20 years since I first started discussing the impact of climate change on our world, the situation has changed much faster than I imagined. This may sound scary, but scientific evidence suggests that if we don't take significant action in the next decade, we may face irreversible damage to the natural world and social collapse. "Our time is running out, but there is still hope... I believe that if we better understand the threats we face, the more likely we are to avoid such a catastrophic future."
