How to Change the World (2015)

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In the early 1970s, a group of activists led by mysterious Bob Hunter initially responded to President Nixon 's nuclear weapons experiment on Amikitka Island, then scattered over whales and carried out a green peace movement. Poaching to the sea, followed by the news of a seal. The group developed a larger organization and, on the contrary, got more dissatisfaction from the authorities, then the internal influence led to their separate points.

If you think about today's Greenpeace, it appears like a merger with other charities that appear in the city center and are strongly supporting you for subscribing. As an environmentally friendly charity, it has laid the foundation for "Hagtree" in words (even even in movies!), It is used in a common way these days. But if the team feels more rewards and trying to do something for someone else instead of oneself, this fascinating documentary highlights how these people are doing their work .

Regardless of what your politics is, you admire their persistence, become grouped with their spasmodic boats, endanger their lives and emphasize the dilemma downstream of the food chain There is no choice but to do. As the title suggests, the idea of ​​changing the world, what seems to have disappeared in this era, a group of men (and women) that they confirm their beliefs.

Jerry Roswell has learned a part of history and people who are interested in ecological problems and environments can get some wonderful things from there. ****

Using Gallup data around the world and reported in Nature Climate Change magazine in 2015, 40% of the world's adults are the most vulnerable to climate change and do not recognize climate change. There is no basic understanding. Ability to adapt to climate change This research concluded: "Improving public understanding of regional aspects of basic education, climate literacy, and climate change is essential for citizen participation and support for climate change measures. "

In 2015, the world agreed on 17 major challenges facing mankind and set deadlines to achieve these challenges in 2030. The UN's sustainable development goal or global goal is to ensure that eradication of poverty, approaches to climate change, protection of life on earth, and ensuring the lives and lives of all people " It must be done. These goals belong to all people on the planet and all our roles are members of citizens, families, students, business leaders, and communities. Many responsible business leaders are responding to the calls for good things, but not so fast or sufficient. Likewise, students would like to change their talk about business. They believe that companies can succeed, succeed, and are enthusiastic about learning how to do it.

In 2015, world leaders agreed to achieve 17 better world goals by 2030. These goals have the ability to eradicate poverty, eliminate inequality, and prevent climate change. Under the guidance of the target, we are working together to create a better future for everyone, government, business, civil society and the public. Climate change is a truly undeniable threat to our entire civilization. Actions around the world are to make the earth more sustainable. Unless we act now, its effect is already visible and will be devastating. By observing education, innovation, and climate change efforts, you can make the necessary changes to protect the planet. These changes will also provide tremendous opportunities for modernization of our infrastructure, which will create new employment and promote greater global prosperity.