Next week Madrid will be holding the next climate summit (United Nations Climate Change - December 2019), which should have been hosted by Chile.
Madrid to host UN climate summit after Chile pulls out (The Guardian)
It is not just climate change what our world has to face, but also a climatic emergency as things are getting worse and worse at such an incredible speed that it might be too late if we don't take action as soon as we can.
We can make a change ourselves >>> "Politics plays a big role in the advancement of economics and greatly impacts the environment, technology, and society in general, and this is why we aim to help the world make a better place starting with encouraging healthy political views and ideals. " (ChangeRoots ) Here's an interesting article for you to read: 3 Ways to Make a Difference: Changing The World With Political Awareness
Some articles for you to read about CLIMATE EMERGENCY:
'Our house is on fire': EU parliament declares climate emergency (The Guardian)
Climate change: What is a climate emergency? (BBC News)
11,000 scientists warn of 'untold suffering' caused by climate change (CNN)
Remember the problems derived from the melting of the permafrost:
The poisons released by melting Arctic ice - BBC Future
Scientists shocked by Arctic permafrost thawing 70 years sooner than predicted | Environment | The Guardian
And there are people who have already found some solutions to the problem. For example, here's an example of a Scottish firm who uses sea water or the case of some scientists who have provoked a snowstorm:
Startup helps Scottish farmers grow gourmet plants with sea water (The Guardian)
Cooking with seawater – is it the best way to season food? (The Guardian)
Manmade Antarctic snowstorm 'could save coastal cities from rising seas' (The Guardian)
Seawater Solutions is tackling agriculture's impact on climate change (The National)
Cultivation of barren land with seawater is an idea worth its salt (The Herald)
Seawater Solutions Scotland
Growing Crops in the Desert with Seawater | Freethink
6 Minute Vocabulary: Job suffixes (BBC Learning English)
English with Lucy >>> 9 RULES OF ARTICLES - A, AN, THE or 'THEE' ? - Use and pronounce correctly every time!
Stories for Children >>> Nell's books (BBC Learning English)
LINGOHACK >>>
- Episode 191127 / 27 November 2019 >>> Mapping the dead (How tech is finding lost graves): Language related to 'burial'. Need-to-know language: resting place, headstones, grave, cemetery and decay.
