Climate Change: Must we? Can we? Will we? | Lola Ellenberg | TEDxCrossroadsSchool

[ericbroman]

We can't keep passing our problems down to the next generation. Global climate change doesn't have to be the next extinction event. While the shift might cause problems initially, Lola Ellenberg illustrates why we need to address it sooner rather than later. People need to hear this.

[kimlibera]

Why is it with this generation of kids everything is a crisis? They need thicker skin.

[danov]

All that has to happen to make climate crisis disappear is Mr Trump go pro climate and the crisis will go away

[villacortajamesgamboa]

Humungous task for people of this planet Earth indeed... it's possible ..optimistically thinking of a solution I am.

[kimlibera]

For the folks: climate changes but there is no crisis. Went thru this shananigan on graduating from high school. We had had such a rough winter with one storm after another they began predicting an Ice Age instead of just realizing that every so often there may be a bad winter.

[Andrew-nkig]

This is a really important issue to me... I’m 17 and after this year I’ll be attending post-Secondary Schooling to become a sustainable Architect.
Someone needs to start applying all these great new technologies we have into society...

[lynchburgnative]

How much are you proposing to tax the US Citizens to pay for the world to go all solar? Because until you get every developing nation to drop their industrial revolutions your asking us to go without while every other nation can just keep up and continue polluting with no repercussions.

[raulepure]

As always just trendyecotalk
Something missing like the impact of rising CO2 level (temeperature sensitivity to CO2 variation), means temperature is too much under what model predicts regarding current CO2 level based on historical correlation between CO2 and temperature
So just another "educational" boring talk no more interesting then a political activist lecture

[fefifofob]

I'm glad I only look at one side.