Years of Living Dangerously

Climate change is one of the hottest debates in the world today as well as in the United States. In this series of articles I will report on the steps taken to find out the impacts and solutions of global warming on the people affected by the incident and the journalist teams in the entertainment industry and the journalism industry around the world. Mr. Matt Damon of the Oscar winner reports on the health impact of the world heat wave and Michael C. Hall, the Golden Globe recipient, will go to Bangladesh to see the future. Emmy award winning journalist Leslie Starr goes to Greenland. Explore the fate of the Arctic Circle. Actor Don Cheadle, Harrison Ford and Jessica Alba are other entertainment icons that provide coverage for an hour episode. Executive producers include James Cameron, Jerry Weintraub and Arnold Schwarzenegger. Written by Jwelch 5742

Just one week before the US presidential election, the National Geographic Channel will broadcast the second season of the Emmy-awarded documentary "Dangerous Life Years" at 8 p.m. on Sunday, October 30/7 p.m. The risk of life for many years revealed emotionally and tough explanation of the impact of climate change from around the world as well as the most influential people in Hollywood who are passionate about environmental problems . Season 2 reporters gave first person's accounts from the place - some were near the house and some were in every corner of the earth - the impact of climate change was the most common. This series covers important issues such as intense hurricanes, deforestation, sun crisis, climate change, historical drought, and the constant extinction of wildlife on the planet. As a result, it is an unwavering view of how our species affect our planet and how we preserve it for future generations.

I have been seeing "dangerous living" of episodes - "people's geography" for years - http://channel.nationalgeographic.com/years-of-living-dangerously/. This series of articles emphasizes the impact of climate change on people and the environment. The social reaction is very similar to the behavior of a beaker frog filled with slowly heated water. When the frog is placed in boiling water, it reacts immediately and jumps out. Although the frog is still alive and boiling as the heating process lasts for a long time. Likewise, most of the global society either ignores the impact of climate change or completely refuses its impact.