Today is World Environment Day. Here are 6 videos you need to watch to understand disasters, changing climates, environments, and where you fit in it all.
Today is World Environment Day. Here are 6 videos you need to watch to understand disasters, changing climates, environments, and where you fit in it all.
1. Nature is Speaking: Julia Roberts as Mother Earth (1:59 mins)
Listen to Mother Earth's reminder about your place in this world. She'll definitely get you to pay more attention to a Mother's needs.
Listen to Mother Earth's reminder about your place in this world. She'll definitely get you to pay more attention to a Mother's needs.
2. How does climate change affect biodiversity? (12:07 mins)
Things heat up with climate change 101!
Things heat up with climate change 101!
3. Story of Stuff (21:25 mins)
Follow the adventure that is the story of all the stuff around you. This is one that will have you wanting to write your own story.
Follow the adventure that is the story of all the stuff around you. This is one that will have you wanting to write your own story.
4. Hope in a Changing Climate (29:02 mins)
Watch how these people are literally changing the world they live in. See locals transform barren lands into lush fields and learn what it means for you.
Watch how these people are literally changing the world they live in. See locals transform barren lands into lush fields and learn what it means for you.
5.Environmental protection spares Leyte coastal town (3:04 mins)
This one's from the Philippines! Mother Earth takes care of you, if you take care of her.. as seen during Yolanda.
This one's from the Philippines! Mother Earth takes care of you, if you take care of her.. as seen during Yolanda.
6. Ang Higante't Tutubi (9:45 mins)
Another one from the Philippines. This one shows the power of people when they take a stand for nature.
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