Excellent video - already shared widely - if governments can exercise power during a national emergency, why have they not used the same level of power during their declared climate emergencies? Now we know what they can do when they want to, we need to be ready to demand more of them once this pandemic starts to subside.
Thanks for your comment, Mohamed. This video was totally supposed to have a chilling effect, because climate change is such a pressing issue that our world is facing.
It's really disheartening that we'll move on by leaving the earth for the next generation in a condition that's absolutely inhabitable; if the carbon dioxide continues to grow in the way it was shown in the chart. The oil industry and airlines are floundering in this new corona virus driven world, and carbon emissions are falling fast. Ironically a pandemic is helping us to understand the impacts of CO₂ in our environment better. It's not too late for us to change the future and it's only possible if we start doing it now. Always loved your videos Anpu and this an impressive one with the right amount of simple information for one to think about climate change.
Hi Chris, I always love reading your thoughtful comments on my videos, thank you. I hope we can continue to prioritise sustainability in our agendas, both on an individual scale and a cooperate, global scale. Hope you're staying well during this pandemic. Love, Anpu
Really good job on this! You conveyed the point in such an emotionally resonant way. Glad you've finished this mammoth project after working on it for so long, haha.
Thank you. It means a lot to me that the message is being shared to others. Especially those who might not be aware of the increase in carbon dioxide already, or those who aren't engaged in the conversation around climate change much.
Very important information. A simple infographic elaborated to make the normal audience understandable. Wow! Anpu great work.
Hi Alex, thanks for the thoughtful comment!
Nice video bro 👏🏼
My daughter is at UCL, Geography Department and just sent me this. Congratulations on your work.
Thank you for commenting. I'm glad she sent you the video! Wishing her the best of luck with her degree. I also did Geography at UCL!
Excellent video - already shared widely - if governments can exercise power during a national emergency, why have they not used the same level of power during their declared climate emergencies? Now we know what they can do when they want to, we need to be ready to demand more of them once this pandemic starts to subside.
Thanks for your support and sharing! You raise some really interesting points!!
Excellent video
Thanks so much!
That sent chills down me...😮
Thanks for your comment, Mohamed. This video was totally supposed to have a chilling effect, because climate change is such a pressing issue that our world is facing.
It's really disheartening that we'll move on by leaving the earth for the next generation in a condition that's absolutely inhabitable; if the carbon dioxide continues to grow in the way it was shown in the chart. The oil industry and airlines are floundering in this new corona virus driven world, and carbon emissions are falling fast. Ironically a pandemic is helping us to understand the impacts of CO₂ in our environment better. It's not too late for us to change the future and it's only possible if we start doing it now. Always loved your videos Anpu and this an impressive one with the right amount of simple information for one to think about climate change.
Hi Chris,
I always love reading your thoughtful comments on my videos, thank you. I hope we can continue to prioritise sustainability in our agendas, both on an individual scale and a cooperate, global scale.
Hope you're staying well during this pandemic.
Love,
Anpu
Mate, your videos are outstanding
Thanks so much for your continued support - I really appreciate your comments :)
Really good job on this! You conveyed the point in such an emotionally resonant way.
Glad you've finished this mammoth project after working on it for so long, haha.
Thanks so much for your comment and support :) Glad it's now released!
I have shared already..
Thank you. It means a lot to me that the message is being shared to others. Especially those who might not be aware of the increase in carbon dioxide already, or those who aren't engaged in the conversation around climate change much.
Bro please make a video on how to speak British accent for Indians🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
1st
Yay! :)