Advanced Conversation with Jennifer on the Environment & Climate Change 🌎

Climate change is a controversial issue. I ask that all viewers express their opinions respectfully and without offensive language in the comments. Thank you.

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0:01 Introduction
4:23 Discussion question 1
6:51 Discussion question 2
11:26 Discussion question 3
12:55 Discussion question 4
14:53 Discussion question 5
17:32 Information on YouTube memberships

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[sandrabraid]

You are very professional and thoroughly explain all the subject areas you set your mind to. Love to see your classes.

[antoniamuni]

Hello, I'm form Brasil, but I've been living in U.S for 2 years, I'm new member . I like so much your videos , today I understood 90% what you tallked . Thank you

[stunninglad]

What a super lesson this is. If our politicians explained climate change as well as Jennifer, then they may get more people on board.
I can certainly see recharging stations replacing gas stations in the future. As for coal, that will be found in museums along with all other old fossils.

[chemresearcher]

ಇದು ತುಂಬಾ ಉಪಯೋಗಕರವಾದ ವಿಡಿಯೋ, ಧನ್ಯವಾದಗಳು....(It's very useful video.... thank you madam)

[anv.]

Dear Jennifer, Thanks so much for your great lesson improving my vocabulary because I am preparing my CAE Exam, held in December 2020. Warm greeting from Germany

[realsacerdocionacionsanta]

You are an angel for helping Hispanics learn English, greetings and blessings

[MyLittleEnglishPage]

This is such an important topic!!! We need to protect our planet...it's the only one we have 😢😭 This is also a very popular topic for all sorts or exams (Cambridge, Trinity, IELTS...) so I'm defo recommending this video to my students! Thank you for this lesson 👌

[ShahabZafar]

Thank you for your Valuable information, you really have worked hard for it! Love you, Jennifer.

[jaylanihamza]

I've joined your channel about a week ago and set to a watch a video every day. Not only does your teaching helps for those learning English as second language but also general knowledge. For instance, I have always heard people talking about climate change or politicians debating it but I have never bothered to know what's what. Nevertheless. The 18 minutes videos was educational. Thanks Jennifer.

[chia-huihuang]

Very helpful lesson! Thank you very much!

[magnes]

Thank you so much for your videos "advanced English conversation". Have a great day!

[raed]

Hi Jennifer. This is really a highly impactive topic. I hope Egypt join an agreement like this and begin to take some actions towards protecting the environment. You should also talked about smoking cigarettes. I think it has a crucial role in destroying the environment.

[manbabu]

Impressive topic...you look very humble while talking.

[braintrainacademypatna]

very informative and your clear voice aware me about critical of environment, thanks you a lot mam.

[aparecidoferreiravais]

Hi Jennifer is a pleasure to watch her videos caring for the planet is obligation of all people but unfortunately many people only aim profits and destroys our planet
Thank you so much for your video and have a great weekend you and your family 😉🇧🇷

[federicapaesano]

I think this is a very interesting topic we have to face the climate change in our daily life first then at national and global level thank you for explaining such good way

[mariemartin]

Sure, one of the Best English teachers

[nawarnawar]

Hi Jennefer, I've enjoyed watching this scientific video.
This is another complex and controversial topic dividing people .
For me, I believe in science, but sometimes even science is used for political agenda.
I think It is all about economy.
If the renewable energy were a profit issue then all countries would use it, but unfortunately it is not at lest till now.
Every thing we use nowadays depends on fossil fuels.
Electricity, food, water, heating transportation, clothes and other things need energy to be generated or powered and this energy should be sheap. That's why, oil, coal, and gas are still used.
I agree that global warming threatens life on Earth especially coastal regions but as long as renewable energy doesn't have a profit point, no government will depend on it entirely, they will build some kinds of it such as solar power system, wind energy, and other types here and there but they are not enough.
As individuals we can do some things to reduce our carbon footprint like cycling to work, planting trees, not using much water, sorting our rabbish, but I do not think it works when it comes to climate change.
Do you know that some scientists say that we are heading to a new ice period!.
The only solution to mitigate the future disaster is the inexistence of fossil fuel. So, we have to wait until that happens.
I love Jennifer, keep uploading interesting topics.

[sergeipetrov]

Hello Jennifer! Nice to see you! It was a very useful lesson. I have learnt a lot of new words. Only one remark is. There are no concrete prooves of coming of the global warming. All of these are only hypotheses of some scientists. Maybe we need waiting for opposite things in the near future. Let's see how it goes.

[hamid-lmdn]

It's fascinating idea to discuss the different topic!! Really i love it. Thank you.