Climate Is Changing. Why Aren't We?
Evaluating the Use of Pathos by Climate Change Documentary Films
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According to United Nations (n.d.), the top ten largest emitters of greenhouse gases contribute to about 68 % of global emissions.
Switching to more green sources of energy could increase economic gains by 26 trillion dollars (United Nations, n.d.).
The use of renewable energy escalated by 5 % in the 10 year period between 2009 and 2019 and it was 1.7 % more than the use of fossil fuels during the same time period (United Nations, n.d.).
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ABOUT ME
I am Kinjal Gupta, a 19-year-old undergraduate student. Global warming was not a big concern for me until recently when I watched some documentary films on climate change. This interest pushed me to investigate how effective these films are in disseminating information on the said issue.
It is a privilege to live. It is a privilege to breathe. And it is a privilege to live and breathe on Earth.
These are some of the pictures that I clicked which remind me that this beauty deserves better.
