Years of Living Dangerously, Season 1 Episode 3: The Surge
- 5 years ago
Years of Living Dangerously is an American documentary television series focusing on global warming. The first season was broadcast in the US in 2014 on Showtime. It won an Emmy Award as Outstanding Documentary or Nonfiction Series. Executive producers included James Cameron, Arnold Schwarzenegger.
Season 1 Episode 3 - "The Surge": Chris Hayes reports on how Superstorm Sandy affected towns and families; he meets with congressman Michael Grimm from New Jersey, initially a climate skeptic, who changes his position on global warming after reviewing the science and the work of fellow-Republican Bob Inglis. M. Sanjayan interviews scientists around the world about global warming and reviews the data that they are collecting about the effects of climate change around the world, for example at Christmas Island, where El Niños begin.
This video isn't association football refereeing related but I decided to publish it anyway because the extreme environmental emergency needs urgent action. Spreading awareness is one of the things everyone can do to protect the planet. Other ways include but are not limited to:
* visiting https://www.greenpeace.org/internatio... and signing the different petitions;
* voting for candidates that are most environment friendly (never ever vote for Trump);
* adapting your lifestyle;
* switching your search engine to Ecosia - every 45 searches means a tree is planted somewhere on the earth; 100% renewable energy used.
Check out the 'The Referee' website for refereeing content - https://thefref.weebly.com !
Season 1 Episode 3 - "The Surge": Chris Hayes reports on how Superstorm Sandy affected towns and families; he meets with congressman Michael Grimm from New Jersey, initially a climate skeptic, who changes his position on global warming after reviewing the science and the work of fellow-Republican Bob Inglis. M. Sanjayan interviews scientists around the world about global warming and reviews the data that they are collecting about the effects of climate change around the world, for example at Christmas Island, where El Niños begin.
This video isn't association football refereeing related but I decided to publish it anyway because the extreme environmental emergency needs urgent action. Spreading awareness is one of the things everyone can do to protect the planet. Other ways include but are not limited to:
* visiting https://www.greenpeace.org/internatio... and signing the different petitions;
* voting for candidates that are most environment friendly (never ever vote for Trump);
* adapting your lifestyle;
* switching your search engine to Ecosia - every 45 searches means a tree is planted somewhere on the earth; 100% renewable energy used.
Check out the 'The Referee' website for refereeing content - https://thefref.weebly.com !