The world changed dramatically 18,000 years ago when a global freeze suddenly came to an end. Ice caps melted and caused the sea levels to rise, forming the coastlines we know today. Glaciers thawed and sculpted the terrain in new ways. The mass extinction event that accompanied these changes was unprecedented, leading to a complete restructuring of the planet’s natural environment. As humans adapted to this unfamiliar landscape, our modern society began to form.
Today, our world is facing yet another drastic climate change that threatens life on earth as we know it. This time around, scientists predict even more dramatic outcomes due to higher temperatures and rising sea levels. With this knowledge comes the opportunity for us to learn from past mistakes and prepare for our future.
From rising sea levels and increased temperatures to mass extinction events of species all over the globe, the documentary ‘Climate Change: A Call to Action’ follows humanity’s journey through this changing world. By delving deeper into the implications of a rapidly changing climate, this documentary shows how important it is for individuals and governments alike to work together if we are going to survive what lies ahead of us. Through interviews with experts in various fields within climate change science and policy-making – such as biologists, chemists and geographers – viewers will gain an understanding of how much is at stake if decisive action is not taken soon enough.
In order for us all move forward positively in this era of unprecedented climate change, everyone must be part of the solution – from individuals taking steps towards reducing their carbon footprint right up to governments taking responsibility for their contribution to global warming by drafting long-term strategies that will protect our planet’s health in years to come. To learn more about what can be done now before it’s too late watch ‘Climate Change: A Call To Action’ today!
