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Sioux Falls Scientists endorse Six Degrees Could Change the World Six Degrees Could Change the World Six Degrees Could Change the World (2008) - 96 minutes By the year 2100, many scientists believe that the Earth's average temperature could rise by as much as six degrees Celsius (11 degrees Fahrenheit). In a compelling investigation, National Geographic leads a degree-by-degree journey to explore what each rising - and critical - degree could mean for the future of our people and planet. Through powerful filmmaking and intimate profiles, this special illustrates how global warming has already affected the reefs of Australia, the ice fields of Greenland, and the Amazonian rain forest. With a sobering look at the effects of our world's insatiable appetite for energy, Six Degrees Could Change the World explains what's real, what's still controversial, and how existing technologies and remedies could help dial back the global thermometer. SHED THREE TONS IN SEVEN STEPS Let's lose some weight. Not a few pounds of body weight, although that's always nice, but hundreds even thousands of pounds of carbon dioxide (CO2) that is emitted by the burning of fossil fuels to heat and cool our homes, run our appliances and electrical equipment, provide us water, and move our cars. CO2, scientists are sure, is a major contributor to global warming, and every American, putting out an average 22 TONS (48,000 pounds) of CO2 per year, shares in the responsibility to reverse the course and start losing weight! Fortunately, there are many ways to cut our personal CO2 output by the ton-load. Follow these seven steps to shed three tons of CO2 emissions this year:
Total: 6,264 lbs or over 3 tons Six Degrees Could Change the World Sioux Falls Scientists endorse Six Degrees Could Change the World |