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    The radio script discusses issues surrounding climate change and global warming. Over the past 50 years, the world's population has more than doubled while wildlife has declined by 30%. Research shows the planet will warm by 4 degrees Celsius by 2100 if fossil fuel emissions continue unabated. Human activities like burning fossil fuels have released carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, contributing to mass extinctions in the past and a predicted extinction in the next 80 years. In just 40 years, Arctic sea ice has reduced by 40% as the warming oceans can no longer absorb excess heat. As young people in the UK, addressing this problem will fall to their generation. In 2019, over 100,000 people attended a climate protest in London

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    The radio script discusses issues surrounding climate change and global warming. Over the past 50 years, the world's population has more than doubled while wildlife has declined by 30%. Research shows the planet will warm by 4 degrees Celsius by 2100 if fossil fuel emissions continue unabated. Human activities like burning fossil fuels have released carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, contributing to mass extinctions in the past and a predicted extinction in the next 80 years. In just 40 years, Arctic sea ice has reduced by 40% as the warming oceans can no longer absorb excess heat. As young people in the UK, addressing this problem will fall to their generation. In 2019, over 100,000 people attended a climate protest in London

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    The radio script discusses issues surrounding climate change and global warming. Over the past 50 years, the world's population has more than doubled while wildlife has declined by 30%. Research shows the planet will warm by 4 degrees Celsius by 2100 if fossil fuel emissions continue unabated. Human activities like burning fossil fuels have released carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, contributing to mass extinctions in the past and a predicted extinction in the next 80 years. In just 40 years, Arctic sea ice has reduced by 40% as the warming oceans can no longer absorb excess heat. As young people in the UK, addressing this problem will fall to their generation. In 2019, over 100,000 people attended a climate protest in London

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    00:00:00 Jingle

    00:00:50: Introduction: [Milly Coleman] hi guys welcome to my


    radio production. Today I will be discussing the issues and
    stigma surrounding climate change and global warming.
    Since 1969 the world’s population has more than doubled. The
    world’s population has gone up by 5.5 billion people and we
    have lost 30% of our wildlife.
    According to research, by 2100, our planet is going to become
    4 degrees warmer.

    Our world is getting warmer because of us humans burning


    fossil fuels and releasing carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.
    This has been one of the main reasons for the 5 mass
    extinctions our planet has had and if we don’t start taking
    action now, another mass extinction is predicted to happen in
    the next 80 years, if not two.

    In 40 years, the ice at sea has reduced by 40%. The oceans are
    now unable to absorb the excess heat from us humans, which is
    causing the ocean to heat up.
    We as a group of young British youths are the generation that
    this burden sadly falls upon.

    In 2019, around 100,000 people attended a protest in central


    London as well as 20,000 in Edinburgh.

    UAL Creative Media Production


    The Henley College

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