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- Welcome to the global archive,
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a vast storage structure
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located 800 kilometers
north of Norway.
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It contains the artwork
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from every national museum.
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There are pickled animals
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stack up two by two.
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Every film, every book,
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every scientific report,
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all stored on banks of servers.
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But the conditions we
are experiencing now
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were actually cause
by our behavior
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in the period
leading up to 2015.
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In other words, we
could've saved ourselves.
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We could've saved ourselves.
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But we didn't, it's amazing.
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What state of mind were we in,
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to face extinction, and
simply shrug it off?
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- By nature or by disinterest,
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I was always an introvert.
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For years, you know,
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the non-business
needs, needs a face
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blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
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A personality.
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- The
year 32-year-old
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entrepreneur Jeh Wadia,
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he's starting up India's
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third low-cost airline, in 2005.
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- Time for India is
now, the time for
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developing businesses
in India is now.
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- He's got 1200
employees, most of whom
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have never set foot
on an airplane.
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- What are the
different kinds of
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hijackers that you might have?
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- Uniforms.
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- Uniforms are
the first point.
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- Do I care?
- The 31st--
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- No no, do I care?
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- Babe?
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- Why are you scared
of a little smoke?
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Do you want to be
scared and run of fire?
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It's not a toy, it's
not a perfume bottle,
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you've got to aim it, hold it.
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That's it.
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- I was in London at the time,
where Stelios Haji-loannou,
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you know, created Easy Jet,
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and I was always fascinated
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with basically how he did it.
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- Evacuate, evacuate!
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Go this way, go this way!
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Go this way!
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- We'd be offering
fares from 600 rupees,
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okay, all the way
down to one rupee.
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How many people can
afford a one rupee fare?
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I would imagine every
single Indian can.
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That the, a rickshaw
driver can, and servants.
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You know in the year
2005, I mean, you know,
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having a elite class
who can fly in
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a country of a billion
people is ridiculous.
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- Search, visible impacts
of climate change
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leading up to 2010.
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- 101 degrees Fahrenheit.
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It's the hottest
day ever recorded.
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- 700 people
are now feared dead
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after the strongest
ever-recorded
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day's rain fall in
India's history.
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- Now, it's official,
the past year
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has been the driest in
Melbourne's history.
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- The desert is advancing
at the phenomenal rate
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of three miles every year.
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- Dozens of
Antarctic ice shelves
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collapsing faster than
anyone predicted.
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- 18 countries
are under water
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and one and a half million
people are affected.
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- Fernand Pareau
has climbed Europe's
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highest mountain Mont
Blanc over 150 times.
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Here he's guiding a
family from England.
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- At 82,
Fernand's the oldest guide
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still working in France.
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All his lifetime he's witnessed
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huge changes in the mountains.
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- Now, there's a
ladder extension
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on the bottom here now.
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- Wow.
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Wow.
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- Extraordinary to think that
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these are the Alps in December.
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Here in Chamonix as
across the Alps,
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there is a dramatic lack of snow
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and exceptionally
warm temperatures.
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It is a glimpse into the future.
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- More than half the
ski resorts in Europe
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could shut down in
the next 50 years
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because of global warming.
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- So nobody goes
skiing, big deal.
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But the thing is it's
not that, is it?
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That's the whole point.
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The fact you can't
go skiing anymore or
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that the glaciers are melting
is not really the point.
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The point is that that signals
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that basically the earth
is destabilizing.
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And all the norms that have
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allowed life to exist
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as it has done are changing.
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- List, climate change,
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major events, up to
the present day.
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This is a couple of days
before Katrina struck.
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Most people are following
the evacuation order
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in getting out of the city.
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But New Orleans-borne
Alvin DuVernay
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had no intention of moving.
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I got up Saturday morning
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and there was a buzz
in the neighborhood.
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Everybody was running around
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and I was like what's
up, what's up?
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You know, the
hurricane's coming.
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I checked on the web
and sure enough
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all of the models had it,
aiming right for us, bullseye.
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This is a monster,
and it's coming.
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Walked through the
house a few times,
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putting things up, you know.
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My silk rug from Nepal
up on a top shelf,
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and my guitar, I mean, you know,
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you just do these
things, you know.
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I mean another way to do that is
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get all your stuff and
go, that's option one,
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probably the best option.
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I didn't grow up in that option.
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The biggest blue marlin--
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- Alvin collected
his 84-year-old father
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just then barricaded
the two of them inside
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his house as the
hurricane approached.
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- You stare Mother
Nature in the eye,
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usually she's fairly benign.
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Then she comes along,
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methodically, ruthlessly.
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And then she stands toe to toe
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with you and dares
you, dares you.
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Go ahead and get your
best equipment out.
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Go ahead, do it, let's dance.
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- I think one's got
to be very careful
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about attaching a particular
event to global warming.
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But nevertheless the
intensity of hurricanes
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is related to surface
sea temperature,
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so increased intensity
of hurricanes
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is associated with
global warming.
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- By first light,
the water in Alvin's house
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was chest-deep and still rising.
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So he helped Alvin Sr.
into their boat
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and headed for dry land.
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At this point, the
boat's floating,
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so it's no big deal to launch
the boat, it's launched.
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There's no landmarks,
really, to speak of.
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That's a real different
perspective,
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driving through your
neighborhood at tree level.
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Then, all of a
sudden you realize
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there's a lot of people
who stayed behind.
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There was no coastguard
or police or,
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most of our national guards
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was elsewhere in the
world, Iraq, Afghanistan.
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- Alvin rescued
over a hundred people,
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and their pets,
over two long days,
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including a 95-year-old man
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and a six-week-old baby.
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When that little basket
came out of the window,
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that was a pretty special time.
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And just as peaceful,
eyes-closed,
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it just stops you, in your
tracks, just dead stop.
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Take a breath, you know,
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there's nothing more
precious than that.
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- Alvin's neighbors
were the lucky ones,
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Hurricane Katrina
was America's worst
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weather-related
event to that date,
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but it was just a taste
of what was to come.
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- It is our fault.
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After years of debate,
some of the world's
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top scientists have concluded--
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Unequivocable, is the word
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they used, human activity is--
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- Contributing to changes
in our earth's climate,
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and that issue is no
longer up to debate.
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- In Andermatt,
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they've covered a
glacier with a special
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protective sheet to
reduce its summer melt.
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- One way I do my bit
for the environment
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is turning to 30 with Ariel.
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- This is offsetting all
those flights that I take
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that I have to for my job.
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- David Cameron
even wears recycled shoes
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made from old
fireman's trousers.
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- Despite all of the efforts
to control pollution
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and its effect in our climate,
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the level of greenhouse
gas emissions has reached
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a record high and shows no
signs of being reversed.
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- Despite the Kyoto
treaty, and all the talk
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of reducing emissions
of carbon dioxide,
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levels of this key
greenhouse gas
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are rising faster than ever.
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- 6:30 a.m.
on a cool autumn morning
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and Alvin's heading off to
work, searching for more oil.
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Ironically, the oil
infrastructure
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off the coast of New Orleans
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suffered major damage
during the hurricane,
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but Shell moved fast
to carry out repairs
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and just nine months later,
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the rigs are online, and
everyone's back at work.
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- Oil was formed
when ancient plant life
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in the oceans absorbed
energy from the ancient sun.
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As these plants died, they
settled on the ocean floor
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along with the dead
bodies of tons
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and tons of ocean creatures.
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Over the millennia,
temperatures increased
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and the organic matter
was gradually cooked
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until the sun's energy
was stored inside oil.
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150 million years later,
Shell's geologists
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analyzed where the oil might be,
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then drilled three miles down
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into the seabed to
collect samples.
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- Here Al, get it yourself.
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- Thank you, brother.
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We get the samples
and analyze them
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for the fossil contents,
the microscopic fossils.
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And it's just another
geo-scientific tool
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in order to improve your
possibility of finding oil.
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In my opinion, probably
arrogantly so,
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but it's pretty high calling
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actually to try to do that,
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to try to figure out or maybe
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take apart, you
know, time itself.
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Go back a few thousand years,
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and the energy available to
grow our crops or feed animals
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was limited by the daily
sunlight falling on the earth.
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But now, we use the energy
equivalent to hundreds of years
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of sunlight every single year.
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Every part of modern life is
now literally made of oil,
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from CDs and plastic bags,
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to medicine and computers.
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From clothes and carpets to
cosmetics and cell phones.
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It's truly a wonderful
and necessary substance.
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Then there's our food,
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each calorie we eat uses
nearly a hundred oil calories
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to produce, package,
refrigerate, transport.
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And fossil fuel produced
fertilizers now feed
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a couple billion or so people
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who could not otherwise
be sustained.
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It would be prudent for
humanity to carefully use
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the remaining oil to build a
new society run without it.
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Instead, we're burning
up tens of millions
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of barrels every day,
so it will be gone.
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It will run out,
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leaving pretty much none
for future generations.
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Even though we in
the oil industry
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are working our asses
off looking for
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and finding this
magical substance.
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- All right, guy!
- Push it back!
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- And then you see it,
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and you smell it, and, you know,
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it's greasy and ugly
and smells so much
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like money, it's just
beautiful, you know.
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- 13 billion
pounds in 2005.
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That's one and a half
million pounds an hour,
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400 pounds a second.
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- And a hefty
chunk of those profits
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came from here, Nigeria,
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where most of the
population lives
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on less than one dollar a day.
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- This is the water we drink.
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- 22-year-old
Layefa Malin
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has an ambition to
train as a doctor
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and then work in a home
village called Cojabanee,
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where Shell started building
this medical center.
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- Like hundreds
of other community projects
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across the Niger Delta,
construction has been abandoned.
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Shell maintains that's because
of the risk of kidnapping.
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13% of the oil
revenue is supposed
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to be spent on
community development.
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But the local people's
share is almost
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all lost to the corrupt
political system.
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So despite being in the most
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profitable oil region
in West Africa,
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Layefa's village has
no health service,
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no secondary school, no
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electricity, and
no drinking water.
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- This way?
- Yeah.
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- Yes, like, no!
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- Layefa is
describing a phenomenon
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known as the resource curse.
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Paradoxically,
finding oil usually
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increases a country's poverty.
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As the oil wealth
is concentrated
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in the hands of a few,
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so the agriculture,
education, and health system
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of the country become
neglected and often collapse.
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The local people's
health problems
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are compounded by gas flares,
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burning night and day
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throughout the Niger Delta.
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Asthma, bronchitis,
skin diseases
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and cancer have all been linked.
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That gas is found alongside oil,
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but, as it's dangerous
to transport,
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it can't easily be sold
to over-seas markets
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It could be used for cooking
and heating within Nigeria,
305
00:23:31,977 --> 00:23:34,133
but building infrastructure
is expensive
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so the oil companies
just burn it off.
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The flares emit about
70 million tons
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of carbon dioxide every year,
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more than the annual emissions
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from 10 million British homes.
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They just do whatever they like.
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- Why are
American cities designed
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so it's almost impossible
not to have a car?
314
00:24:05,367 --> 00:24:07,767
Why were a hundred railways
in cities like New York,
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00:24:07,767 --> 00:24:09,716
Philadelphia, and Los
Angeles bought up
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00:24:09,716 --> 00:24:12,955
and then deliberately destroyed?
317
00:24:12,955 --> 00:24:16,579
Why did the electric
car get scrapped?
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Why were we, along
with Australia,
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the only two countries
not to sign
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00:24:20,238 --> 00:24:23,129
the original Kyoto
climate treaty?
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00:24:23,129 --> 00:24:25,518
Why was an oil company
lobbyist allowed to change
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official government reports
on global warming?
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00:24:32,025 --> 00:24:34,798
Why was the same PR firm
employed by the tobacco industry
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00:24:34,798 --> 00:24:37,476
to persuade the public
that smoking is healthy,
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00:24:37,476 --> 00:24:39,737
then employed by the oil
industry to convince us
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there was still doubt
about climate change?
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Alternative energy
has been available
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00:24:49,092 --> 00:24:52,509
for 50 years, why have
we barely used it?
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00:24:54,254 --> 00:24:58,886
Why were solar panels taken
off the White House?
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Because right from the early
days of the industry,
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the oil men and their
obscene profits have had
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an unhealthy influence on the
people running our country.
333
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And now, they are the
people running our country.
334
00:25:12,458 --> 00:25:15,458
And they're providing
the cash, too.
335
00:25:16,735 --> 00:25:19,050
Oil business isn't just in
bed with the government,
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it is the government.
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- Here, Layefa is
going to a nearby village,
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00:25:29,255 --> 00:25:33,677
Odioma, that was massacre
by the government.
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00:25:33,677 --> 00:25:35,778
The village was
involved in a dispute
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about ownership of
a piece of land,
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on which Shell planned
to drill for oil.
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00:25:40,439 --> 00:25:41,517
The government claimed that
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the village was
harboring terrorists,
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and when they sent
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the military in to
find those terrorists,
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00:25:46,848 --> 00:25:48,891
the villagers opened
fire on the soldiers.
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00:25:50,717 --> 00:25:52,563
Layefa has gone to hear
the villagers' side
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00:25:52,563 --> 00:25:55,313
of the story, from
Omiekma Wekid.
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00:27:01,526 --> 00:27:03,105
- Amnesty
international investigated
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00:27:03,105 --> 00:27:05,569
the massacre and concluded that,
351
00:27:05,569 --> 00:27:06,402
although the government
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00:27:06,402 --> 00:27:08,534
was responsible
for the killings,
353
00:27:08,534 --> 00:27:10,518
Shell Nigeria should
have made sure that
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their activities did not
contribute to the conflict.
355
00:27:36,361 --> 00:27:38,278
- They shoot him?
- Yes.
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00:27:46,443 --> 00:27:48,193
They burned them off.
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00:27:55,717 --> 00:27:57,370
- Human history
is littered with the corpses
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00:27:57,370 --> 00:27:59,359
of people who had
stuff worth stealing.
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00:28:02,690 --> 00:28:03,848
Animals,
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00:28:06,011 --> 00:28:07,297
water,
361
00:28:13,235 --> 00:28:14,818
shiny things, - Ugh!
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00:28:18,595 --> 00:28:19,539
- Fertile land.
363
00:28:25,532 --> 00:28:26,674
Spices.
364
00:28:32,310 --> 00:28:33,143
- Hmm!
365
00:28:33,143 --> 00:28:34,643
Nutmeg slice, tea?
366
00:28:40,722 --> 00:28:41,616
- But when
it came to stuff
367
00:28:41,616 --> 00:28:44,056
worth pinching one
continent had it all.
368
00:28:46,267 --> 00:28:49,600
Ivory, copper, cotton,
rubber, wood,
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00:28:49,600 --> 00:28:52,267
tin, gold, diamonds, and people.
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00:28:53,234 --> 00:28:57,256
We're saving a pool
of, pool of, pool of
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00:28:57,256 --> 00:29:00,093
- As cheap energy,
slaves were unbeatable,
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00:29:00,093 --> 00:29:03,128
until a less troublesome
energy source was discovered,
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00:29:03,128 --> 00:29:04,406
and the new era began.
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00:29:05,846 --> 00:29:08,576
Human numbers increased
five times over.
375
00:29:08,576 --> 00:29:11,360
And with each person wanting
more and more stuff,
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00:29:11,360 --> 00:29:13,494
oil became the resource
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00:29:13,494 --> 00:29:16,827
worth fighting for all
around the world.
378
00:30:05,303 --> 00:30:06,136
- Well, you want to know
379
00:30:06,136 --> 00:30:07,769
the real reason we
went to war in Iraq?
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00:30:07,769 --> 00:30:09,412
According to the former
Federal Reserve Chairman
381
00:30:09,412 --> 00:30:12,015
Alan Greenspan, it's simple,
three letter answer.
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00:30:12,015 --> 00:30:14,837
Not WMD, it's O-I-L.
383
00:30:16,396 --> 00:30:19,115
- I am saddened that it
is politically inconvenient
384
00:30:19,115 --> 00:30:21,034
to acknowledge what
everyone knows,
385
00:30:21,034 --> 00:30:24,314
that the Iraq war is
largely about oil.
386
00:30:24,314 --> 00:30:26,020
- You might read the
ex-chairman of Shell
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00:30:26,020 --> 00:30:28,663
that said over weekend that
oil could hit over $150
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00:30:28,663 --> 00:30:31,430
a barrel as world
production begins to peak,
389
00:30:31,430 --> 00:30:35,600
not really good news for a
country whose entire economy,
390
00:30:35,600 --> 00:30:38,587
not to mention its
entire way of life,
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00:30:38,587 --> 00:30:40,420
is based on cheap oil.
392
00:32:37,097 --> 00:32:40,627
- Throughout our
history, the deal was
393
00:32:40,627 --> 00:32:42,486
we left the world
in a better place
394
00:32:42,486 --> 00:32:44,187
than we found it.
395
00:32:44,187 --> 00:32:45,755
That was progress,
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00:32:45,755 --> 00:32:49,005
the wheel, the rule
of law, penicillin.
397
00:32:50,850 --> 00:32:55,505
It was our covenant to our
children and grandchildren.
398
00:32:55,505 --> 00:32:57,457
My children weren't
angry with me
399
00:32:57,457 --> 00:32:59,505
for breaking the covenant,
400
00:32:59,505 --> 00:33:02,404
they were too busy
trying to stay alive
401
00:33:02,404 --> 00:33:04,166
to waste energy on blame,
402
00:33:04,166 --> 00:33:06,598
trying to negotiate their
way through food riots,
403
00:33:06,598 --> 00:33:11,215
and refugee camps, and
the collapse of society.
404
00:33:11,215 --> 00:33:13,788
But I think my grandchildren
would have been angry,
405
00:33:13,788 --> 00:33:16,538
had they survived
into adulthood.
406
00:35:05,538 --> 00:35:08,371
- Skiing
in the desert,
407
00:35:10,850 --> 00:35:11,683
heating the air,
408
00:35:14,110 --> 00:35:16,417
lighting empty offices,
409
00:35:16,417 --> 00:35:18,667
energy is so ridiculously
cheap it makes
410
00:35:18,667 --> 00:35:22,369
perfect economic sense
to just piss it away.
411
00:35:22,369 --> 00:35:25,028
China is new bad guy,
because they are building
412
00:35:25,028 --> 00:35:27,827
a new power station
every four days.
413
00:35:27,827 --> 00:35:30,192
But a quarter of that
energy makes stuffs for us.
414
00:35:31,760 --> 00:35:33,673
Western companies
pay Chinese workers
415
00:35:33,673 --> 00:35:35,987
crap wages to make
crap plastic toys,
416
00:35:35,987 --> 00:35:37,244
then ship them to Europe,
417
00:35:37,244 --> 00:35:39,582
and wrap them in more plastic.
418
00:35:40,415 --> 00:35:41,739
Punters drive to the out-of-town
419
00:35:41,739 --> 00:35:43,883
megastore in their gas-guzzlers.
420
00:35:43,883 --> 00:35:45,472
Plastic toy and plastic box
421
00:35:45,472 --> 00:35:47,367
goes into plastic bag.
422
00:35:47,367 --> 00:35:48,784
Two days later toy is broken
423
00:35:48,784 --> 00:35:51,336
and back it goes to a
Chinese landfill where it
424
00:35:51,336 --> 00:35:53,912
stays for about,
hmm, 50,000 years?
425
00:35:55,897 --> 00:35:57,690
Water from the bottles
426
00:35:57,690 --> 00:35:59,620
Much better than the tap
427
00:35:59,620 --> 00:36:01,974
Ooh water from the bottles
428
00:36:01,974 --> 00:36:04,019
Much better than the tap
429
00:36:04,019 --> 00:36:06,698
Ooh health giving
life enhancing
430
00:36:06,698 --> 00:36:08,807
Mountain spring spa
431
00:36:08,807 --> 00:36:10,827
- 800 times
more energy wasted
432
00:36:10,827 --> 00:36:14,102
and 10,000 times more
expensive for you.
433
00:36:14,102 --> 00:36:15,539
It's a tricky decision.
434
00:36:16,577 --> 00:36:17,577
- Wee!
435
00:38:07,706 --> 00:38:12,706
You keep saying you've
got something for me
436
00:38:13,576 --> 00:38:18,576
Something you call
love, but confess
437
00:38:19,260 --> 00:38:23,289
You've been messing where you
shouldn't have been messing
438
00:38:24,804 --> 00:38:29,717
And now someone else is
getting all your best
439
00:38:31,184 --> 00:38:33,749
Boots are made for walkin'
440
00:38:33,749 --> 00:38:36,652
And that's just
what they'll do
441
00:38:36,652 --> 00:38:41,652
One of these days these boots
are gonna walk all over you
442
00:40:14,568 --> 00:40:15,568
- Woo!
- Woo!
443
00:40:40,120 --> 00:40:41,348
- Lots
of ideas have tried
444
00:40:41,348 --> 00:40:43,470
to take over the world,
445
00:40:43,470 --> 00:40:46,326
but there's only one winner.
446
00:40:46,326 --> 00:40:49,069
3,000 adverts bombard
us every day.
447
00:40:49,069 --> 00:40:50,637
Telling us we'll be happier,
448
00:40:50,637 --> 00:40:52,824
more attractive and
with better skin,
449
00:40:52,824 --> 00:40:55,032
if only we buy their product.
450
00:40:55,032 --> 00:40:57,429
To get there, they create
within us an insatiable
451
00:40:57,429 --> 00:41:00,597
desire to buy more
and more stuff.
452
00:41:00,597 --> 00:41:02,879
Americans have been
advertised that longest,
453
00:41:02,879 --> 00:41:04,596
and they now each consume
454
00:41:04,596 --> 00:41:06,781
twice as much energy
as a European,
455
00:41:06,781 --> 00:41:09,114
and nine times more
than a Chinese person,
456
00:41:09,114 --> 00:41:11,032
15 more times than an Indian,
457
00:41:11,032 --> 00:41:14,516
and 50 times more than
someone from Kenya.
458
00:41:14,516 --> 00:41:17,073
If all six and a half billion
people here on earth
459
00:41:17,073 --> 00:41:20,058
consumed like Europeans
or Japanese,
460
00:41:20,058 --> 00:41:23,029
we'd need two more planets
worth of resources.
461
00:41:23,029 --> 00:41:24,362
If everyone consumed like
462
00:41:24,362 --> 00:41:26,986
Americans, Australians
and Canadians,
463
00:41:26,986 --> 00:41:28,789
we'd need another four.
464
00:41:28,789 --> 00:41:32,390
And in 2040 or so when there's
about nine billion of us,
465
00:41:32,390 --> 00:41:34,614
we'll need two more again.
466
00:41:34,614 --> 00:41:37,514
Capitalism's only goal is
ever expending growth,
467
00:41:37,514 --> 00:41:39,029
but ever expending growth
468
00:41:39,029 --> 00:41:41,224
on just the one not
expending planet,
469
00:41:41,224 --> 00:41:43,466
it's impossible.
470
00:41:43,466 --> 00:41:45,998
The current economic
system is disastrous,
471
00:41:45,998 --> 00:41:47,320
not just for the planet
472
00:41:47,320 --> 00:41:48,945
but for most people, too.
473
00:41:48,945 --> 00:41:51,092
400 years of
capitalism has allowed
474
00:41:51,092 --> 00:41:55,060
the richest 1% to take
40% for themselves,
475
00:41:55,060 --> 00:41:58,591
leaving just 1% for
the poorest to have.
476
00:41:58,591 --> 00:42:00,980
But anyone wanting
to live differently
477
00:42:00,980 --> 00:42:03,147
is thwarted at every turn.
478
00:42:04,060 --> 00:42:06,364
With profit the only
measuring step,
479
00:42:06,364 --> 00:42:07,751
destroying the planet
480
00:42:07,751 --> 00:42:09,479
is written into the system,
481
00:42:09,479 --> 00:42:11,004
and runaway climate change
482
00:42:11,004 --> 00:42:14,140
is a not very surprising result.
483
00:42:14,140 --> 00:42:15,742
Just can't get enough
484
00:42:15,742 --> 00:42:17,813
I just can't get enough
485
00:42:17,813 --> 00:42:19,674
I just can't get enough
486
00:42:19,674 --> 00:42:21,425
I just can't get enough
487
00:42:21,425 --> 00:42:22,604
I just can't get enough
488
00:42:23,534 --> 00:42:25,308
I just can't get enough
489
00:42:25,308 --> 00:42:27,104
I just can't get enough
490
00:42:27,104 --> 00:42:29,062
I just can't get enough
491
00:42:29,062 --> 00:42:30,955
I just can't get enough
492
00:42:30,955 --> 00:42:32,769
I just can't get enough
493
00:42:32,769 --> 00:42:34,646
- The logo effectively is color,
494
00:42:34,646 --> 00:42:35,479
you know, light Gray, you know,
495
00:42:35,479 --> 00:42:37,981
orange Telecom, they
have orange and black.
496
00:42:37,981 --> 00:42:40,520
Our logo is fluorescent color.
497
00:42:40,520 --> 00:42:42,209
I just can't get enough
498
00:42:42,209 --> 00:42:43,932
I just can't get enough
499
00:42:43,932 --> 00:42:45,255
I just can't get enough
500
00:42:45,255 --> 00:42:46,439
- Everything changes in economy
501
00:42:46,439 --> 00:42:48,091
the minute you have
an airline moving in.
502
00:42:48,091 --> 00:42:50,319
Because people can basically
do business a lot faster.
503
00:42:52,178 --> 00:42:53,736
If businesses grow a lot faster,
504
00:42:53,736 --> 00:42:55,772
people have more
disposable income,
505
00:42:55,772 --> 00:42:57,874
then, you know,
consumerism sets in,
506
00:42:57,874 --> 00:42:58,782
and you know where the verge
507
00:42:58,782 --> 00:43:00,769
where basic consumerism
is setting in.
508
00:43:02,554 --> 00:43:05,137
Just moving a lot like America.
509
00:43:06,988 --> 00:43:11,988
You're like an angel when
you give me your love
510
00:44:00,404 --> 00:44:02,783
- Glide slow, glide slow.
511
00:44:02,783 --> 00:44:04,781
- Here, Jeh travels
to Airbus headquarters
512
00:44:04,781 --> 00:44:06,731
in France, as they'll
be supplying him
513
00:44:06,731 --> 00:44:09,253
with 26 planes in his
first three years.
514
00:44:09,253 --> 00:44:10,821
- We'd do it
year round, of course.
515
00:44:10,821 --> 00:44:12,016
- We have only 200 aircraft
516
00:44:12,016 --> 00:44:16,339
commercially flying in
India, China has 800.
517
00:44:16,339 --> 00:44:17,172
Ultimately, you know,
518
00:44:17,172 --> 00:44:18,867
we have a very long way to go,
519
00:44:18,867 --> 00:44:19,997
playing catch up with China,
520
00:44:19,997 --> 00:44:20,830
or catch up with Europe,
521
00:44:20,830 --> 00:44:22,071
or, you know, say America,
522
00:44:22,071 --> 00:44:25,210
one airline Southwest,
have 417 aircraft.
523
00:44:25,210 --> 00:44:26,043
That's double the amount
524
00:44:26,043 --> 00:44:28,793
of aircraft we
have as a country.
525
00:44:30,865 --> 00:44:33,801
- So this is not of
course your final design.
526
00:44:33,801 --> 00:44:36,733
- You know, one simple sentence
for me, summarizes it all.
527
00:44:36,733 --> 00:44:38,963
Thing are gonna get better.
528
00:45:14,375 --> 00:45:15,538
- In my main house was,
529
00:45:15,538 --> 00:45:17,116
it had 10 feet of water in it,
530
00:45:17,116 --> 00:45:19,975
marinated in that
for, in that sludge
531
00:45:19,975 --> 00:45:22,119
for three weeks, almost.
532
00:45:22,119 --> 00:45:25,028
So it's current state of my
house, it has been demolished.
533
00:45:25,028 --> 00:45:26,777
It's a flat piece of
a property waiting
534
00:45:26,777 --> 00:45:28,491
for another house to go on that.
535
00:45:30,153 --> 00:45:33,291
I lost everything,
everything that I owned.
536
00:45:33,291 --> 00:45:35,873
I mean everything
from family heirlooms
537
00:45:35,873 --> 00:45:38,773
to the paper towels sitting
on your kitchen counter,
538
00:45:38,773 --> 00:45:42,523
and everything in between,
it goes on and on.
539
00:45:51,157 --> 00:45:54,497
Two beautiful, beautiful
oak trees I did not lose,
540
00:45:54,497 --> 00:45:55,735
you know, local, indigenous,
541
00:45:55,735 --> 00:45:57,964
Quercus Virginianas, live oaks
542
00:45:57,964 --> 00:45:59,831
that sprawl all over the place,
543
00:45:59,831 --> 00:46:01,122
beautiful, beautiful things.
544
00:46:01,122 --> 00:46:02,309
That's what I have
left, two oak trees
545
00:46:02,309 --> 00:46:05,892
and an empty lawn,
everything else is gone.
546
00:46:07,407 --> 00:46:08,407
That sucks.
547
00:46:13,616 --> 00:46:15,579
Losing everything you have,
548
00:46:15,579 --> 00:46:17,329
it's so overwhelming.
549
00:46:19,764 --> 00:46:20,671
And the grief that comes
550
00:46:20,671 --> 00:46:24,176
with that, is just,
it's profound.
551
00:46:28,664 --> 00:46:30,875
- We have an
unspoken collective pact
552
00:46:30,875 --> 00:46:33,401
to pretend climate
change wasn't happening,
553
00:46:33,401 --> 00:46:35,247
as though as long we ignored it
554
00:46:35,247 --> 00:46:36,888
hard enough, it
wouldn't be true.
555
00:46:41,187 --> 00:46:43,329
Not absolutely everyone,
556
00:46:43,329 --> 00:46:45,412
a few were shouting fire.
557
00:46:51,244 --> 00:46:53,542
- Hello, come on in.
558
00:46:53,542 --> 00:46:54,695
One of the greatest difficulties
559
00:46:54,695 --> 00:46:55,644
with climate change
560
00:46:55,644 --> 00:46:58,983
is that the effects of
our emissions today are
561
00:46:58,983 --> 00:47:01,210
not actually realized in
terms of the temperature
562
00:47:01,210 --> 00:47:04,552
for 30 to 40 years so there's
this time-lag in the system.
563
00:47:04,552 --> 00:47:06,827
Which makes it difficult
for us humans to respond
564
00:47:06,827 --> 00:47:09,109
because we're
evolutionary equipped
565
00:47:09,109 --> 00:47:10,680
to deal with very
immediate threats
566
00:47:10,680 --> 00:47:12,761
like advancing armies
or dangerous animals.
567
00:47:12,761 --> 00:47:15,268
We're not so well-equipped
with dealing rationally
568
00:47:15,268 --> 00:47:18,639
with very long-term problems
like climate change.
569
00:47:18,639 --> 00:47:19,823
So we have to act now to stop
570
00:47:19,823 --> 00:47:21,999
something happening
in the future.
571
00:47:21,999 --> 00:47:23,075
If we wait until the
full temperature
572
00:47:23,075 --> 00:47:25,060
effects are already upon us,
573
00:47:25,060 --> 00:47:27,183
then it's far too late to stop.
574
00:47:27,183 --> 00:47:30,041
If you remember one single
number above all else,
575
00:47:30,041 --> 00:47:32,068
make it two degrees,
576
00:47:32,068 --> 00:47:33,943
now everyone in the
world pretty much,
577
00:47:33,943 --> 00:47:36,879
the European Union, big
multi-national corporations,
578
00:47:36,879 --> 00:47:38,639
Greenpeace, political parties,
579
00:47:38,639 --> 00:47:42,020
all agreed that we have to
stabilize global temperatures
580
00:47:42,020 --> 00:47:44,409
within two degrees above
pre-industrial levels,
581
00:47:44,409 --> 00:47:46,596
and the reason for
that is because,
582
00:47:46,596 --> 00:47:48,313
if you cross that threshold,
583
00:47:48,313 --> 00:47:50,588
the narrow tipping points
in the earth system,
584
00:47:50,588 --> 00:47:52,019
which could drive
the warming process
585
00:47:52,019 --> 00:47:53,684
essentially out of control.
586
00:47:53,684 --> 00:47:55,593
Huge amounts of carbon
could be coming out
587
00:47:55,593 --> 00:47:58,221
of the world's trees and the
soils, methane could be coming
588
00:47:58,221 --> 00:48:00,205
out of the permafrost in Siberia
589
00:48:00,205 --> 00:48:02,712
and it's that extra input
of greenhouse gases
590
00:48:02,712 --> 00:48:03,981
into the atmosphere,
591
00:48:03,981 --> 00:48:05,740
which then leads us up
to worst case scenario
592
00:48:05,740 --> 00:48:06,988
to six or more degrees
593
00:48:06,988 --> 00:48:11,052
and the eventual wipe-out
of most of life on earth.
594
00:48:11,052 --> 00:48:12,949
So power emissions
has been going up
595
00:48:12,949 --> 00:48:15,520
between, let's say 1950,
596
00:48:15,520 --> 00:48:18,540
and now they need to level out,
597
00:48:18,540 --> 00:48:21,215
stabilize, and then decline
598
00:48:21,215 --> 00:48:23,511
just as rapidly to
sustainable levels
599
00:48:23,511 --> 00:48:26,455
about an 80% cut by 2050.
600
00:48:26,455 --> 00:48:28,065
But crucially, to
keep the temperature
601
00:48:28,065 --> 00:48:30,897
rise within two degrees,
602
00:48:30,897 --> 00:48:32,730
this point of stabilization
603
00:48:32,730 --> 00:48:34,980
needs to be at around 2015.
604
00:48:36,099 --> 00:48:37,825
And so that means,
really, the time,
605
00:48:37,825 --> 00:48:40,334
timeline we've got,
ticking clock,
606
00:48:40,334 --> 00:48:43,267
is that we have to
stabilize global emissions
607
00:48:43,267 --> 00:48:47,517
within just seven years
from now as we speak, 2008.
608
00:48:49,463 --> 00:48:51,897
And the scale of
this task to achieve
609
00:48:51,897 --> 00:48:54,081
a transformation to a
low carbon economy
610
00:48:54,081 --> 00:48:57,398
for the entire, entirety
of human civilization,
611
00:48:57,398 --> 00:48:59,531
is obviously, it's a
huge monumental task,
612
00:48:59,531 --> 00:49:03,181
probably the greatest that
humanity's ever faced.
613
00:49:10,958 --> 00:49:11,845
- Remember
the English family
614
00:49:11,845 --> 00:49:13,903
who went to see the glacier?
615
00:49:13,903 --> 00:49:15,365
They're back home in Cornwall,
616
00:49:15,365 --> 00:49:17,850
Southwest England,
inspired to start tackling
617
00:49:17,850 --> 00:49:20,680
their own energy wasting.
618
00:49:20,680 --> 00:49:22,221
- It says that the
average individual
619
00:49:22,221 --> 00:49:24,099
in the UK is responsible
620
00:49:24,099 --> 00:49:28,122
for emitting 10 tons of
greenhouse gas a year.
621
00:49:28,122 --> 00:49:30,160
- They're
calculating exactly how much
622
00:49:30,160 --> 00:49:33,828
climate-change-gases their
family currently produces,
623
00:49:33,828 --> 00:49:35,480
and how it can be reduced.
624
00:49:35,480 --> 00:49:36,903
- Yeah, but that's the
average individual.
625
00:49:36,903 --> 00:49:38,611
There are five of us, yeah.
626
00:49:38,611 --> 00:49:39,611
- Ah, ooh.
627
00:49:41,811 --> 00:49:42,644
- Whichever way
you look at this,
628
00:49:42,644 --> 00:49:43,907
it isn't good.
629
00:49:47,192 --> 00:49:49,575
- We produce
about half of our food,
630
00:49:49,575 --> 00:49:51,507
and we try and keep
631
00:49:51,507 --> 00:49:54,757
our consumption of
meat and dairy down.
632
00:49:56,575 --> 00:49:59,273
My car runs on chip fat
633
00:49:59,273 --> 00:50:01,606
and we do cycle when we can.
634
00:50:02,605 --> 00:50:03,811
We've just got our wind turbine,
635
00:50:03,811 --> 00:50:07,992
which will produce all
our own electricity.
636
00:50:07,992 --> 00:50:09,573
- We're aiming
to cut down to
637
00:50:09,573 --> 00:50:12,293
about one ton each per year,
638
00:50:12,293 --> 00:50:14,672
which is apparently the
sustainable amount
639
00:50:14,672 --> 00:50:17,831
that the world's trees
and plants can reabsorb.
640
00:50:17,831 --> 00:50:19,924
- But the big
problem is flying,
641
00:50:19,924 --> 00:50:23,486
just one return flight,
say London to New York,
642
00:50:23,486 --> 00:50:24,917
would blow our entire carbon
643
00:50:24,917 --> 00:50:28,117
budget for about three
and a half years.
644
00:50:28,117 --> 00:50:30,773
Apparently, other than
setting fire to a forest,
645
00:50:30,773 --> 00:50:33,088
flying is the single
worst thing an ordinary
646
00:50:33,088 --> 00:50:35,616
individual can do to
cause climate change.
647
00:50:35,616 --> 00:50:38,026
So, it's a bit of a
dilemma, because we've
648
00:50:38,026 --> 00:50:40,768
just been invited to
go skiing in France.
649
00:50:40,768 --> 00:50:42,361
- Then I am flying from Newquay,
650
00:50:42,361 --> 00:50:43,699
which is our nearest airport,
651
00:50:43,699 --> 00:50:47,400
it's like 40 minutes
from here, to Bergerac,
652
00:50:47,400 --> 00:50:50,082
which is like, you know,
653
00:50:50,082 --> 00:50:50,915
an hour and a half--
654
00:50:50,915 --> 00:50:52,354
- Very tempting.
- Or something, from it.
655
00:50:52,354 --> 00:50:53,369
- And literally we
could leave here
656
00:50:53,369 --> 00:50:56,404
in the morning, we live
like, in Cornwall,
657
00:50:56,404 --> 00:50:58,698
we could leave Cornwall
in the morning,
658
00:50:58,698 --> 00:51:01,279
and be in Bergerac by sort of,
659
00:51:01,279 --> 00:51:03,338
for lunch, after lunch.
660
00:51:03,338 --> 00:51:06,122
But if you actually think,
this is going to cause
661
00:51:06,122 --> 00:51:09,270
the death of people, is
actually gonna affect people,
662
00:51:09,270 --> 00:51:11,286
and make that direct connection
663
00:51:11,286 --> 00:51:13,233
then it is a really
scary thought.
664
00:51:15,217 --> 00:51:19,163
Obviously, us not flying
to France or not flying,
665
00:51:19,163 --> 00:51:21,529
wherever it's hardly
gonna solve the problem.
666
00:51:21,529 --> 00:51:23,245
But it's down to what you think
667
00:51:23,245 --> 00:51:25,495
is the correct thing to do.
668
00:51:26,674 --> 00:51:27,787
Because everyone else
is doing it, I mean,
669
00:51:27,787 --> 00:51:29,738
that's not a good
reason to do anything.
670
00:51:29,738 --> 00:51:31,883
You know, you have to look
at the terrible things
671
00:51:31,883 --> 00:51:35,083
in our history that
everyone regrets now,
672
00:51:35,083 --> 00:51:36,779
you know, massacres,
673
00:51:36,779 --> 00:51:39,215
the holocaust, et cetera,
and a lot of that
674
00:51:39,215 --> 00:51:41,157
was just going along
with what was
675
00:51:41,157 --> 00:51:44,240
the predominant
thinking at the time.
676
00:51:46,778 --> 00:51:49,678
I'm almost jealous of the time,
677
00:51:49,678 --> 00:51:51,333
five, 10 years ago, when I could
678
00:51:51,333 --> 00:51:53,834
just jump on a plane
with impunity.
679
00:51:53,834 --> 00:51:56,245
I didn't even think about
it, it's just blissful.
680
00:51:56,245 --> 00:51:59,262
No moral dilemma
there, whatsoever.
681
00:52:01,609 --> 00:52:02,442
- Needless to say,
682
00:52:02,442 --> 00:52:05,545
they didn't take that flight.
683
00:52:05,545 --> 00:52:07,699
And joining the climate
change protest march
684
00:52:07,699 --> 00:52:08,947
may not be everybody's idea
685
00:52:08,947 --> 00:52:10,590
of a 10th wedding anniversary,
686
00:52:10,590 --> 00:52:13,331
but Piers and Lisa
have shared ideals
687
00:52:13,331 --> 00:52:15,383
from the moment they met.
688
00:52:15,383 --> 00:52:17,933
- My friend, we went along
to the party together,
689
00:52:17,933 --> 00:52:19,361
and she just basically took me
690
00:52:19,361 --> 00:52:20,646
straight over to Piers and said,
691
00:52:20,646 --> 00:52:24,454
"Hey, look," you know
"Piers, this is Lisa."
692
00:52:24,454 --> 00:52:25,699
And, dah dah dah.
693
00:52:25,699 --> 00:52:27,982
And that was it, that was it.
694
00:52:27,982 --> 00:52:31,747
We just and
spent the whole evening
695
00:52:31,747 --> 00:52:34,940
talking about wind turbines.
696
00:52:38,727 --> 00:52:41,724
- Piers has been
developing wind farms in Africa,
697
00:52:41,724 --> 00:52:44,775
America, and Britain
for over 15 years.
698
00:52:44,775 --> 00:52:46,173
But he knows that they will only
699
00:52:46,173 --> 00:52:47,986
help solve the climate crisis
700
00:52:47,986 --> 00:52:49,885
as a small part of a total
701
00:52:49,885 --> 00:52:52,385
reordering of western society.
702
00:52:54,704 --> 00:52:56,690
- And there's still
this idea that somehow
703
00:52:56,690 --> 00:52:58,034
we have to find the solution,
704
00:52:58,034 --> 00:52:59,900
you know, the silver bullet.
705
00:52:59,900 --> 00:53:01,981
No single renewable
source is gonna
706
00:53:01,981 --> 00:53:04,648
be the solution, absolutely not.
707
00:53:06,574 --> 00:53:07,407
- And
Piers doesn't think
708
00:53:07,407 --> 00:53:09,497
much of the other option,
709
00:53:09,497 --> 00:53:11,150
whereby everyone
crosses their fingers
710
00:53:11,150 --> 00:53:12,227
and hopes that the miracle
711
00:53:12,227 --> 00:53:15,929
technology will be
invented in time.
712
00:53:15,929 --> 00:53:17,209
- I'm not saying we
shouldn't be developing
713
00:53:17,209 --> 00:53:19,982
other stuff, absolutely,
we should be.
714
00:53:19,982 --> 00:53:21,753
We should be throwing
everything at it.
715
00:53:21,753 --> 00:53:25,623
But, you've got to make use
of what's available now.
716
00:53:25,623 --> 00:53:28,590
And in the UK, we've got
a great wind resource,
717
00:53:28,590 --> 00:53:31,395
and we just got to bite
the bullet and go for it.
718
00:53:31,395 --> 00:53:33,057
- Piers has
purposed a new wind farm
719
00:53:33,057 --> 00:53:36,268
at Airfield Farm in
Bedfordshire, central England.
720
00:53:36,268 --> 00:53:39,572
He could have 15 turbines
installed and generating
721
00:53:39,572 --> 00:53:42,758
13 megawatts of electricity
within a year.
722
00:53:42,758 --> 00:53:43,716
- Good morning, sorry.
- Well, we're the
723
00:53:43,716 --> 00:53:46,043
revolutionary army.
724
00:53:46,043 --> 00:53:47,693
- That's
it, outraged faces.
725
00:53:47,693 --> 00:53:49,312
Edward, I've lost your
face again, sorry chap.
726
00:53:49,312 --> 00:53:50,145
Can you just?
727
00:53:50,145 --> 00:53:50,978
That's it, yeah, good man.
728
00:53:50,978 --> 00:53:52,260
Right, okay.
729
00:53:52,260 --> 00:53:54,466
- Well, the process
balloon is now going up,
730
00:53:54,466 --> 00:53:55,299
but while that's happening,
731
00:53:55,299 --> 00:53:57,104
I'll just explain where we are.
732
00:53:57,104 --> 00:53:57,937
This is the site
733
00:53:57,937 --> 00:54:00,516
of an old World War
II bomber base.
734
00:54:00,516 --> 00:54:02,586
Phone, bullocks.
735
00:54:02,586 --> 00:54:04,221
- We all have
our thumbs down as well.
736
00:54:04,221 --> 00:54:05,698
That's it.
737
00:54:05,698 --> 00:54:09,255
- UK-wise surveys point
to about 70 to 80%
738
00:54:09,255 --> 00:54:12,062
in favor of wind
farms as a concept.
739
00:54:12,062 --> 00:54:13,246
The difficulty is when you've
740
00:54:13,246 --> 00:54:14,776
got one on your own doorstep,
741
00:54:14,776 --> 00:54:16,626
and then it's the sort of
742
00:54:16,626 --> 00:54:18,780
not-in-my-backyard syndrome.
743
00:54:18,780 --> 00:54:20,634
- Jim, what's the problem?
744
00:54:20,634 --> 00:54:22,746
- Well, the problem really
is that this is one of the
745
00:54:22,746 --> 00:54:24,510
least windy sites
in the country.
746
00:54:24,510 --> 00:54:26,643
- I hope it's not
gonna get too windy tomorrow
747
00:54:26,643 --> 00:54:28,657
and it wraps itself
around the church.
748
00:54:28,657 --> 00:54:31,644
- Well, I live in Coddington,
and we're going to be
749
00:54:31,644 --> 00:54:35,304
absolutely surrounded
by these high moss.
750
00:54:35,304 --> 00:54:37,320
They're going to
obliterate the view.
751
00:54:37,320 --> 00:54:38,882
- What it normally
always comes down to
752
00:54:38,882 --> 00:54:41,712
with wind farms is
aesthetics, you know.
753
00:54:41,712 --> 00:54:44,216
Everything else is
basically put together
754
00:54:44,216 --> 00:54:46,736
to try and back up
the ultimate thing,
755
00:54:46,736 --> 00:54:47,632
and the ultimate thing is they
756
00:54:47,632 --> 00:54:50,214
don't want it to
spoil their view.
757
00:54:50,214 --> 00:54:51,231
- But I'm a bit concerned
758
00:54:51,231 --> 00:54:54,634
about the low level
noise as well.
759
00:54:54,634 --> 00:54:56,365
- The wind
farm site is right next
760
00:54:56,365 --> 00:54:59,578
to the world famous Santa
Pod drag-racing strip.
761
00:55:04,284 --> 00:55:05,723
- Anybody you ask it,
nobody's against
762
00:55:05,723 --> 00:55:07,338
wind energy, that's the point.
763
00:55:07,338 --> 00:55:08,171
- Yeah.
764
00:55:08,171 --> 00:55:09,902
- It's against inappropriate
wind energy use.
765
00:55:09,902 --> 00:55:11,236
- Right, okay.
766
00:55:11,236 --> 00:55:14,102
- Hypnotic, you're
driving along,
767
00:55:14,102 --> 00:55:16,168
and you tend to see
the sails revolving,
768
00:55:16,168 --> 00:55:20,156
and you're not concentrating
on the driving.
769
00:55:20,156 --> 00:55:21,448
- Ernie
Braddock will benefit
770
00:55:21,448 --> 00:55:24,168
financially having
turbines on his farm,
771
00:55:24,168 --> 00:55:25,341
but now he's in conflict
772
00:55:25,341 --> 00:55:27,847
with his neighbor,
Victoria Reeves.
773
00:55:27,847 --> 00:55:29,932
- Well, everyone is
very unhappy about it.
774
00:55:29,932 --> 00:55:31,565
We're gonna lose the
value in our properties.
775
00:55:31,565 --> 00:55:32,398
- No, we're not.
776
00:55:32,398 --> 00:55:33,730
- We're not gonna be able
to sleep, it will make
777
00:55:33,730 --> 00:55:36,674
a difference, Ernie you
have no idea, believe me.
778
00:55:36,674 --> 00:55:39,809
- According to Victoria, they
stopped a wind farm up in
779
00:55:39,809 --> 00:55:43,064
Scotland on their other
estate in Scotland
780
00:55:43,064 --> 00:55:45,591
back in the mid-90's, and
that was a great victory.
781
00:55:45,591 --> 00:55:46,972
- It can't rely on the wind.
782
00:55:46,972 --> 00:55:48,018
It can only deliver.
783
00:55:48,018 --> 00:55:49,610
- It's only an additive.
784
00:55:49,610 --> 00:55:50,814
- An additive?
785
00:55:50,814 --> 00:55:52,839
- It means that--
- Do you mean additional?
786
00:55:52,839 --> 00:55:53,901
Yes, it is additional.
787
00:55:53,901 --> 00:55:55,993
- It prolongs the
resources, put it that way.
788
00:55:55,993 --> 00:55:56,826
- No, Ernie, it doesn't.
789
00:55:56,826 --> 00:55:57,659
- It's got to.
790
00:55:57,659 --> 00:55:58,804
- It does nothing of the sort.
791
00:55:58,804 --> 00:55:59,801
- Got to.
- Believe me.
792
00:55:59,801 --> 00:56:01,635
- It's got to.
793
00:56:01,635 --> 00:56:03,896
- It's an emotional
campaign, it's about fear
794
00:56:03,896 --> 00:56:08,007
mostly based on complete
bullocks, frankly.
795
00:56:08,007 --> 00:56:10,450
But never mind, facts are
not a problem, you know.
796
00:56:10,450 --> 00:56:12,267
- It's a fair fight.
797
00:56:12,267 --> 00:56:13,100
- Yeah.
798
00:56:13,100 --> 00:56:13,944
- And I hope you lose.
799
00:56:13,944 --> 00:56:14,777
- All right.
800
00:56:21,706 --> 00:56:24,384
- This is
August 2005, just after
801
00:56:24,384 --> 00:56:26,773
Mumbai's worst ever floods.
802
00:56:26,773 --> 00:56:30,125
And a couple of months
before Jeh's first flight.
803
00:56:30,125 --> 00:56:31,625
- All right?
804
00:56:35,807 --> 00:56:36,640
- Come on.
805
00:56:36,640 --> 00:56:38,632
Show daddy how good
you ride this,
806
00:56:38,632 --> 00:56:42,178
show daddy how fast
you can go, come on.
807
00:56:42,178 --> 00:56:43,734
Press, press.
808
00:56:43,734 --> 00:56:45,212
Whoa. - No more pushing.
809
00:56:45,212 --> 00:56:47,548
It's battery operated.
810
00:56:47,548 --> 00:56:49,284
- So, I can't see
an issue there.
811
00:56:49,284 --> 00:56:50,274
- That's grandpa.
- Secondly.
812
00:56:50,274 --> 00:56:52,183
- See you, Grandpa.
- And, you know.
813
00:56:52,183 --> 00:56:54,252
- Jeh is descended
from one of India's richest
814
00:56:54,252 --> 00:56:56,673
and most powerful
business dynasties.
815
00:56:56,673 --> 00:56:58,604
They've pioneered everything
from ship building
816
00:56:58,604 --> 00:57:02,561
in the 18th century to
internet services in the 21st.
817
00:57:02,561 --> 00:57:05,356
In a round about way, his
privileged upbringing
818
00:57:05,356 --> 00:57:08,484
sparked the idea for
the low cost airline.
819
00:57:08,484 --> 00:57:09,317
- What do you want me to do?
820
00:57:09,317 --> 00:57:10,748
I'm going to the airport.
821
00:57:12,169 --> 00:57:14,998
Throughout basically my
life, from a young age,
822
00:57:14,998 --> 00:57:16,833
I mean, I used to hang out
with basically tons of,
823
00:57:16,833 --> 00:57:18,085
you know, servants' kids.
824
00:57:18,085 --> 00:57:19,472
You know, that sort of stuff.
825
00:57:19,472 --> 00:57:20,305
You know, and when you go home,
826
00:57:20,305 --> 00:57:22,821
you say, you suddenly think,
827
00:57:22,821 --> 00:57:24,442
why the hell do I have so much,
828
00:57:24,442 --> 00:57:26,064
and these guys have nothing.
829
00:57:26,064 --> 00:57:27,390
And that sort of shook, and
830
00:57:27,390 --> 00:57:30,780
that constantly, constantly,
constantly adding me up.
831
00:57:32,849 --> 00:57:34,951
You know, everyone is
here for a purpose.
832
00:57:34,951 --> 00:57:37,820
The idea is to realize what
your higher purpose is,
833
00:57:37,820 --> 00:57:41,244
and then understand how
you're gonna fulfill it.
834
00:57:41,244 --> 00:57:43,975
And eventually I realized
what my higher purpose was,
835
00:57:43,975 --> 00:57:46,815
it was to ensure that
I eradicated poverty.
836
00:57:56,352 --> 00:57:58,426
- Jeh volunteers
at a charity which helps
837
00:57:58,426 --> 00:58:01,026
villagers lift themselves
out of poverty.
838
00:58:01,026 --> 00:58:03,586
But even by private
jet and Jeep,
839
00:58:03,586 --> 00:58:06,919
it's a five hour, 900
kilometer journey.
840
00:58:07,831 --> 00:58:09,211
- Hiring a private jet basically
841
00:58:09,211 --> 00:58:11,536
in terms of costs as much
as the village does.
842
00:58:11,536 --> 00:58:12,462
In order to take a
village from below
843
00:58:12,462 --> 00:58:14,376
the poverty and put
it above the poverty.
844
00:58:14,376 --> 00:58:15,441
So effectively, in terms of it
845
00:58:15,441 --> 00:58:17,108
defeats the purpose.
846
00:58:18,947 --> 00:58:20,356
And therefore I
decided to, you know,
847
00:58:20,356 --> 00:58:24,054
try the trains, from Bombay
it takes about 26 hours.
848
00:58:24,054 --> 00:58:25,767
I said to myself, wow,
this is just incredible.
849
00:58:25,767 --> 00:58:27,660
You know, people pay good money
850
00:58:27,660 --> 00:58:32,593
and still have to basically
put with this rubbish.
851
00:58:32,593 --> 00:58:34,363
- 15
million people travel
852
00:58:34,363 --> 00:58:37,342
by train in India
every single day.
853
00:58:37,342 --> 00:58:39,200
Jeh's dream is to
get them all off
854
00:58:39,200 --> 00:58:41,700
the trains and into the skies.
855
00:58:43,771 --> 00:58:45,249
- We're not at war
at the moment.
856
00:58:45,249 --> 00:58:46,447
It's not a war.
857
00:58:46,447 --> 00:58:48,409
But if people actually
recognize the
858
00:58:48,409 --> 00:58:51,263
full implications of
what's in store for us,
859
00:58:51,263 --> 00:58:52,709
they would be treating
it like a war.
860
00:58:59,308 --> 00:59:01,092
They only gotta take
Airfield Farm, for example.
861
00:59:01,092 --> 00:59:02,941
I mean that was a US airbase,
862
00:59:02,941 --> 00:59:04,988
people flew out of
there and died.
863
00:59:04,988 --> 00:59:07,295
Or a cause, which was
massive at the time,
864
00:59:07,295 --> 00:59:11,622
the global problem, and
we have ourselves now
865
00:59:11,622 --> 00:59:13,382
a real global problem that needs
866
00:59:13,382 --> 00:59:16,132
that kind of level
of commitment.
867
00:59:17,639 --> 00:59:19,073
- There are many,
many other industries
868
00:59:19,073 --> 00:59:22,478
that need to be looked into
first, before aviation.
869
00:59:22,478 --> 00:59:25,782
It's not a question about
choosing one industry to target.
870
00:59:25,782 --> 00:59:29,099
The ultimate deal, we all
contribute to greenhouse gases,
871
00:59:29,099 --> 00:59:31,305
we all contribute to the crisis
872
00:59:31,305 --> 00:59:32,806
that we have today
with the planet.
873
00:59:32,806 --> 00:59:34,117
So ultimately, in
terms of, you know
874
00:59:34,117 --> 00:59:36,009
ensuring our planet is safe and
875
00:59:36,009 --> 00:59:38,676
healthy is each one's job, task.
876
00:59:42,741 --> 00:59:43,894
Whether you do it in your own
877
00:59:43,894 --> 00:59:45,785
way by using less tissue paper,
878
00:59:45,785 --> 00:59:47,950
using less paper so
the trees not cut,
879
00:59:47,950 --> 00:59:51,342
buying green cars or not flying.
880
00:59:51,342 --> 00:59:53,091
Obviously, if you're
not doing it,
881
00:59:53,091 --> 00:59:53,924
the demand goes down,
882
00:59:53,924 --> 00:59:57,067
the demand goes down,
the supply goes down.
883
00:59:57,067 --> 00:59:58,814
Life's about demand and supply
884
00:59:58,814 --> 01:00:00,240
or supply demand.
885
01:01:22,798 --> 01:01:26,546
- Strange, watching
these film fragments.
886
01:01:26,546 --> 01:01:28,978
Like looking through binoculars
887
01:01:28,978 --> 01:01:31,534
observing people on
a far off beach.
888
01:01:31,534 --> 01:01:34,072
Running around in
circles, fixated on
889
01:01:34,072 --> 01:01:37,268
the small area of sand
under their feet,
890
01:01:37,268 --> 01:01:40,351
as a tsunami races
towards the shore.
891
01:01:45,557 --> 01:01:46,890
- Rickety, girl.
892
01:01:52,415 --> 01:01:53,814
Ah.
893
01:01:53,814 --> 01:01:54,917
- Here's Alvin.
894
01:01:54,917 --> 01:01:56,203
He's just taken early retirement
895
01:01:56,203 --> 01:01:59,189
after 30 years on an
oil industry salary.
896
01:01:59,189 --> 01:02:00,668
And he's planning
to spend his later
897
01:02:00,668 --> 01:02:03,789
years outside enjoying nature.
898
01:02:03,789 --> 01:02:05,601
- Oh, certainly
I'm an ecologist,
899
01:02:05,601 --> 01:02:07,601
and an environmentalist.
900
01:02:09,125 --> 01:02:12,045
I really don't have a
problem squaring that,
901
01:02:12,045 --> 01:02:12,878
working for an oil company
902
01:02:12,878 --> 01:02:16,045
that I feel has done
a pretty good job
903
01:02:20,476 --> 01:02:23,880
in being environmentally
friendly.
904
01:02:27,225 --> 01:02:29,465
When I started working in
905
01:02:29,465 --> 01:02:33,004
the oil industry,
about the mid '70s,
906
01:02:33,004 --> 01:02:34,144
it was a clear path for me,
907
01:02:34,144 --> 01:02:37,227
as a scientist coming
out of college.
908
01:02:38,224 --> 01:02:40,970
And I didn't know the
detail of what goes on
909
01:02:40,970 --> 01:02:44,526
in the industry, the
goods and the bad.
910
01:02:44,526 --> 01:02:48,583
But indeed every industry has
that, the goods and the bad.
911
01:02:48,583 --> 01:02:51,361
Would I do it again,
knowing what I know now,
912
01:02:51,361 --> 01:02:53,146
of course I would do it again.
913
01:02:53,146 --> 01:02:54,714
I mean, you need to work,
914
01:02:54,714 --> 01:02:56,797
you need to do something.
915
01:03:12,713 --> 01:03:15,546
Message one.
916
01:03:37,890 --> 01:03:40,023
- The worst example
I've had is a lady,
917
01:03:40,023 --> 01:03:41,384
an old lady came up to me,
918
01:03:41,384 --> 01:03:43,027
at the public exhibition,
919
01:03:43,027 --> 01:03:46,277
and gave me a cutting
from a newspaper,
920
01:03:47,402 --> 01:03:50,319
with a picture of
a guy being shot.
921
01:03:51,791 --> 01:03:53,279
- Local
anti-campaigns are one
922
01:03:53,279 --> 01:03:54,295
of the key factors
923
01:03:54,295 --> 01:03:56,609
stopping about 80%
of the proposed
924
01:03:56,609 --> 01:03:59,073
wind energy projects in Britain.
925
01:03:59,073 --> 01:04:01,343
Had they all been
built, 10% of our
926
01:04:01,343 --> 01:04:04,593
electricity would've
been non-polluted.
927
01:04:06,645 --> 01:04:08,359
- How the heck are
we meant to persuade
928
01:04:08,359 --> 01:04:10,363
people in India and China
929
01:04:10,363 --> 01:04:12,678
that they should develop
in a more sustainable way
930
01:04:12,678 --> 01:04:15,366
when we're not prepared
to even accept
931
01:04:15,366 --> 01:04:17,903
you know, the old wind
farming landscape.
932
01:04:17,903 --> 01:04:20,383
So how's it going?
- All right, yes.
933
01:04:20,383 --> 01:04:22,793
- Not too much trouble?
- Not really, no.
934
01:04:22,793 --> 01:04:24,038
Nobody's punched
me up yet, anyway.
935
01:04:24,038 --> 01:04:26,443
- Good.
936
01:04:26,443 --> 01:04:28,071
- Piers has
come back to Ernie's farm
937
01:04:28,071 --> 01:04:31,175
with a plan to make the
turbines less visible.
938
01:04:31,175 --> 01:04:33,059
Trying to kick start
the planning process
939
01:04:33,059 --> 01:04:34,492
that the anti-campaign has now
940
01:04:34,492 --> 01:04:36,325
held up for 18 months.
941
01:04:37,343 --> 01:04:39,734
- Another 18 months
of climate change.
942
01:04:39,734 --> 01:04:40,705
Another eighteen months
943
01:04:40,705 --> 01:04:44,881
where I've been able to
do nothing about it.
944
01:04:44,881 --> 01:04:47,686
Yeah, I feel really,
really fucked off with it.
945
01:04:47,686 --> 01:04:50,123
You must be feeling
the same as me.
946
01:04:50,123 --> 01:04:52,627
It's just, I mean how long
have we got?
947
01:04:52,627 --> 01:04:54,672
- Piers's
compromise reduces the number
948
01:04:54,672 --> 01:04:58,167
of turbines from
15 down to nine.
949
01:04:58,167 --> 01:05:01,482
- This is still the
equivalent electrical power
950
01:05:01,482 --> 01:05:03,232
to fair 11,000 homes.
951
01:05:05,020 --> 01:05:07,515
So there's still a lot of power.
952
01:05:07,515 --> 01:05:09,486
Exactly the opposite
is happening,
953
01:05:09,486 --> 01:05:11,457
to the very thing
that needs to happen.
954
01:05:11,457 --> 01:05:13,291
These things need
to be speeded up,
955
01:05:13,291 --> 01:05:17,280
and actually, they're
getting slowed down.
956
01:05:17,280 --> 01:05:19,193
Plenty of politicians
are talking about it,
957
01:05:19,193 --> 01:05:21,116
but when it comes down to it,
958
01:05:21,116 --> 01:05:22,418
it's just not happening.
959
01:05:22,418 --> 01:05:25,001
It's just not happening, folks.
960
01:05:26,603 --> 01:05:30,578
- Governments will only go as
far as the population demands,
961
01:05:30,578 --> 01:05:35,078
and that means mass protest
on an unprecedented scale.
962
01:05:37,328 --> 01:05:39,852
Direct action like
this is essential,
963
01:05:39,852 --> 01:05:41,300
if you're going to turn an issue
964
01:05:41,300 --> 01:05:43,277
around in a short
period of time.
965
01:05:43,277 --> 01:05:46,201
We've found that many
many times in the past,
966
01:05:46,201 --> 01:05:48,041
from the suffragettes onwards.
967
01:05:53,327 --> 01:05:55,410
The very fact that the
crisis is taking place
968
01:05:55,410 --> 01:05:59,302
within our generation and
it's happening right now,
969
01:05:59,302 --> 01:06:02,244
means that we are
tremendously powerful people.
970
01:06:02,244 --> 01:06:04,317
So this position of despair,
971
01:06:04,317 --> 01:06:06,933
and I can't do anything,
and there's no point,
972
01:06:06,933 --> 01:06:08,443
it's completely illogical.
973
01:06:08,443 --> 01:06:10,610
It's exactly the opposite.
974
01:07:25,532 --> 01:07:27,593
- There's no shortage
of Gray matter
975
01:07:27,593 --> 01:07:32,077
in the species, we can
do some amazing things.
976
01:07:34,582 --> 01:07:36,061
But I don't think
we been very smart
977
01:07:36,061 --> 01:07:38,824
about how we use our resources.
978
01:07:38,824 --> 01:07:42,092
How we quite literally
burn up something
979
01:07:42,092 --> 01:07:45,111
as beautiful and useful as oil.
980
01:07:45,111 --> 01:07:46,640
We literally burn it up.
981
01:07:46,640 --> 01:07:49,307
That's it, it's gone, it's done.
982
01:07:50,487 --> 01:07:51,390
- I think
most people were
983
01:07:51,390 --> 01:07:55,019
becoming disenchanted
by this point.
984
01:07:55,019 --> 01:07:56,588
We'd stopped believing
that this was
985
01:07:56,588 --> 01:07:58,813
the golden era of
human civilization,
986
01:07:58,813 --> 01:08:02,646
and started questioning
our collective values.
987
01:08:05,757 --> 01:08:07,108
- All I can hope is,
988
01:08:07,108 --> 01:08:09,029
incredible disasters
like Katrina,
989
01:08:09,029 --> 01:08:11,079
and the horrible
wars and what not
990
01:08:11,079 --> 01:08:12,662
that are going on
around the world
991
01:08:12,662 --> 01:08:15,081
will snap us out of it.
992
01:08:15,081 --> 01:08:15,914
I'd like to see us headed in
993
01:08:15,914 --> 01:08:19,988
the right direction for
the good of mankind.
994
01:08:19,988 --> 01:08:24,202
I still believe
in chasing dreams
995
01:08:24,202 --> 01:08:25,443
- Hey, how you doing?
- Oh, you got me.
996
01:08:25,443 --> 01:08:27,096
Jack on the rocks, perfect.
- I do.
997
01:08:27,096 --> 01:08:28,179
- You know what I like.
998
01:08:32,366 --> 01:08:35,899
I had my share
999
01:08:35,899 --> 01:08:39,277
I drank my fill
1000
01:08:39,277 --> 01:08:44,277
And even though
I'm satisfied
1001
01:08:44,920 --> 01:08:48,066
I'm hungry still
1002
01:08:48,066 --> 01:08:51,292
- Before this disaster,
I had a lot of stuff.
1003
01:08:51,292 --> 01:08:53,375
I was a classic consumer.
1004
01:08:55,076 --> 01:08:58,311
Two years later, I've
learned a lot about
1005
01:08:58,311 --> 01:09:01,020
happiness and the
pursuit thereof.
1006
01:09:01,020 --> 01:09:06,020
So here's to life
1007
01:09:07,456 --> 01:09:10,956
And every joy it brings
1008
01:09:13,595 --> 01:09:16,254
- Happiness is not
in the latest gadget,
1009
01:09:16,254 --> 01:09:21,254
the latest electric toothbrush,
or something like that.
1010
01:09:21,311 --> 01:09:22,854
All of that stuff.
1011
01:09:22,854 --> 01:09:25,482
It's just not the stuff of life.
1012
01:09:25,482 --> 01:09:27,364
Not for me anyway.
1013
01:09:27,364 --> 01:09:31,949
Here's to life
1014
01:09:31,949 --> 01:09:36,377
Here's to love
1015
01:09:36,377 --> 01:09:39,044
Here's to you
1016
01:09:46,053 --> 01:09:48,636
- Come on, you stupid computer.
1017
01:09:51,843 --> 01:09:52,843
Come on.
1018
01:10:05,382 --> 01:10:07,317
- Climate scientist
can estimate how much of
1019
01:10:07,317 --> 01:10:11,140
the remaining fossil fuels
we can safely burn.
1020
01:10:11,140 --> 01:10:14,223
This amount is called
the global cap.
1021
01:10:15,419 --> 01:10:16,890
Under this proposal, the
world's governments
1022
01:10:16,890 --> 01:10:19,014
would make a binding
international agreement
1023
01:10:19,014 --> 01:10:21,337
detailing how to
distribute the global cap.
1024
01:10:21,337 --> 01:10:22,733
The earlier the start date,
1025
01:10:22,733 --> 01:10:23,989
the greater the chance of not
1026
01:10:23,989 --> 01:10:26,076
triggering runaway
climate change.
1027
01:10:26,076 --> 01:10:28,611
The total global emissions
for the first year,
1028
01:10:28,611 --> 01:10:31,419
say 2012, will be set
at their current level.
1029
01:10:31,419 --> 01:10:33,543
Every year following
they'd shrink until
1030
01:10:33,543 --> 01:10:36,460
by about 2065,
they're almost zero.
1031
01:10:37,908 --> 01:10:39,727
Initially, each country would be
1032
01:10:39,727 --> 01:10:41,545
allocated an emissions quota,
1033
01:10:41,545 --> 01:10:44,561
according to how much
they currently consume.
1034
01:10:44,561 --> 01:10:47,189
But this would change over time.
1035
01:10:47,189 --> 01:10:49,301
America would slash
its emissions 90%
1036
01:10:49,301 --> 01:10:52,209
from its current
over-consuming position.
1037
01:10:52,209 --> 01:10:55,531
Europe too would decrease
massively, as would China.
1038
01:10:55,531 --> 01:10:59,923
But India and Africa would
increase until by about 2025,
1039
01:10:59,923 --> 01:11:01,212
each human being on
the planet would have
1040
01:11:01,212 --> 01:11:04,217
equal rights to the
earth's resources.
1041
01:11:04,217 --> 01:11:05,989
Equity is the only
option morally,
1042
01:11:05,989 --> 01:11:07,808
and also practically as
developing countries
1043
01:11:07,808 --> 01:11:11,080
won't sign up to anything less.
1044
01:11:11,080 --> 01:11:13,940
The total emissions would then
keep decreasing every year,
1045
01:11:13,940 --> 01:11:15,759
until by 2065 we'll have
1046
01:11:15,759 --> 01:11:17,313
weaned ourselves
off fossil fuels
1047
01:11:17,313 --> 01:11:21,468
and prevented the worst
impacts of climate change.
1048
01:11:21,468 --> 01:11:23,181
As to how each country
divvies up its share to
1049
01:11:23,181 --> 01:11:26,175
its citizens, there were
various options on the table,
1050
01:11:26,175 --> 01:11:29,921
the most promising of which is
individual carbon rationing.
1051
01:11:32,573 --> 01:11:35,542
- Mr. W.S
Morrison is here to explain.
1052
01:11:35,542 --> 01:11:38,032
- If in the course of
the war, we are short
1053
01:11:38,032 --> 01:11:41,914
for a time of this or
that article of food,
1054
01:11:41,914 --> 01:11:44,544
rationing will give everyone,
1055
01:11:44,544 --> 01:11:46,632
rich and poor alike,
1056
01:11:46,632 --> 01:11:49,667
an equal share of
all that's going.
1057
01:11:49,667 --> 01:11:51,011
- Down to the scheme,
1058
01:11:51,011 --> 01:11:52,670
everyone in the UK
would be allocated
1059
01:11:52,670 --> 01:11:54,712
an annual carbon allowance.
1060
01:11:54,712 --> 01:11:55,737
- Stored electronically,
rather like
1061
01:11:55,737 --> 01:11:57,308
a supermarket loyalty card,
1062
01:11:57,308 --> 01:11:58,626
points will be
deducted every time
1063
01:11:58,626 --> 01:12:01,160
we buy or use
non-renewable energy.
1064
01:12:01,160 --> 01:12:03,095
For example, using electricity
1065
01:12:03,095 --> 01:12:04,832
to power appliances in the home.
1066
01:12:04,832 --> 01:12:06,955
- Or traveling
somewhere by plane.
1067
01:12:06,955 --> 01:12:08,478
- Or even buying
Petro-fuel for your car.
1068
01:12:08,478 --> 01:12:09,889
- The best way you can help
1069
01:12:09,889 --> 01:12:12,331
is by rationing yourselves.
1070
01:12:12,331 --> 01:12:14,116
I'm sure that all of you will
1071
01:12:14,116 --> 01:12:17,098
buy your fair share and no more.
1072
01:12:20,092 --> 01:12:22,710
- Airports were
expanding all over the world,
1073
01:12:22,710 --> 01:12:24,388
to cope with the
exploding number
1074
01:12:24,388 --> 01:12:27,507
of cheap flights we
were all demanding.
1075
01:12:27,507 --> 01:12:28,976
And Jeh was doing everything
1076
01:12:28,976 --> 01:12:32,027
he could to join the party.
1077
01:12:32,027 --> 01:12:36,438
- Ultimately, the art is
to hug and then kick.
1078
01:12:36,438 --> 01:12:37,662
She thinks that the
PSF is payable,
1079
01:12:37,662 --> 01:12:39,454
you're saying the PSF
is not been payable.
1080
01:12:39,454 --> 01:12:40,947
What's wrong with you?
1081
01:12:40,947 --> 01:12:41,947
Now!
1082
01:12:43,538 --> 01:12:44,713
Yes or no?
1083
01:12:44,713 --> 01:12:45,620
Did I ask you that question,
1084
01:12:45,620 --> 01:12:47,845
or did I not ask
you that question?
1085
01:12:47,845 --> 01:12:48,678
- You asked--
1086
01:12:48,678 --> 01:12:49,935
- You are suspended,
you are suspended.
1087
01:12:49,935 --> 01:12:52,593
Both of you go to my
office right now.
1088
01:12:52,593 --> 01:12:55,641
Does it take bloody more than
10 minutes to clean this?
1089
01:12:55,641 --> 01:12:57,308
Keep paint with you!
1090
01:12:58,381 --> 01:13:01,654
It's all in a day's work.
1091
01:13:01,654 --> 01:13:05,806
Maintaining my plane means
something to me, okay?
1092
01:13:05,806 --> 01:13:08,378
If I see my step
ladder like this,
1093
01:13:08,378 --> 01:13:11,711
and if I find one dirt,
you'll be fired!
1094
01:13:12,852 --> 01:13:13,685
Okay?
1095
01:13:20,357 --> 01:13:21,357
Now!
1096
01:13:31,872 --> 01:13:32,872
- Yes.
1097
01:13:48,059 --> 01:13:50,406
- June
the 11th, 2007,
1098
01:13:50,406 --> 01:13:52,129
in a hotel room in Bedford.
1099
01:13:52,129 --> 01:13:53,832
Piers is polishing his
speech for tonight's
1100
01:13:53,832 --> 01:13:57,798
showdown with the local
planning committee.
1101
01:13:57,798 --> 01:14:01,658
- This committee can
approve this application.
1102
01:14:01,658 --> 01:14:05,671
If you do, you will show
courage and leadership.
1103
01:14:05,671 --> 01:14:07,806
- He has just
six minutes to convince
1104
01:14:07,806 --> 01:14:10,587
them to approve his wind farm.
1105
01:14:10,587 --> 01:14:13,098
- I'm absolutely confident,
1106
01:14:13,098 --> 01:14:14,834
that if you approve
this project,
1107
01:14:14,834 --> 01:14:16,194
you'll look back on the decision
1108
01:14:16,194 --> 01:14:19,399
and say, thank
goodness we said yes.
1109
01:14:19,399 --> 01:14:21,769
- But the committee
rejected Piers's application,
1110
01:14:21,769 --> 01:14:24,057
saying that his wind farm
would be conspicuous
1111
01:14:24,057 --> 01:14:26,638
and out of place in the
Bedfordshire landscape,
1112
01:14:26,638 --> 01:14:29,313
that it would decrease
enjoyment of nearby footpaths
1113
01:14:29,313 --> 01:14:31,507
and negatively impact
the listed building
1114
01:14:31,507 --> 01:14:33,176
and an ancient monument.
1115
01:14:33,176 --> 01:14:36,180
In other words, it
would spoil the view.
1116
01:14:36,180 --> 01:14:38,198
- Oh, we're delighted that
it's been refused, yes.
1117
01:14:38,198 --> 01:14:39,874
- It's a wonderful result.
1118
01:14:39,874 --> 01:14:41,695
- It just shows
if you work hard,
1119
01:14:41,695 --> 01:14:42,807
if you look at all the facts,
1120
01:14:42,807 --> 01:14:45,071
if you do it fair
and with balance,
1121
01:14:45,071 --> 01:14:47,350
you can get a good outcome.
1122
01:14:47,350 --> 01:14:49,254
- 10 against and one in favor.
1123
01:14:49,254 --> 01:14:51,060
Might even have been 11
against and one in favor.
1124
01:14:51,060 --> 01:14:54,029
But there as only one
guy that actually,
1125
01:14:54,029 --> 01:14:57,917
actually voted in favor of it.
1126
01:14:57,917 --> 01:15:00,084
- Cheers, mate.
1127
01:15:06,863 --> 01:15:08,764
- Hi, mom, it's Piers.
1128
01:15:08,764 --> 01:15:12,616
I think it was 10 to one
or 11 to one against.
1129
01:15:12,616 --> 01:15:15,533
Yeah, just a fucking
waste of time.
1130
01:15:16,522 --> 01:15:17,939
That's the thing.
1131
01:15:24,228 --> 01:15:26,412
I could have said
anything, to be honest.
1132
01:15:26,412 --> 01:15:30,412
I don't think it would
have made any difference.
1133
01:15:31,294 --> 01:15:32,889
- Of course we're worried
about global warming,
1134
01:15:32,889 --> 01:15:35,246
I mean, that's got
to be something
1135
01:15:35,246 --> 01:15:36,726
that we're all concerned about.
1136
01:15:36,726 --> 01:15:39,871
I mean, we're all doing our
bit to try and conserve
1137
01:15:39,871 --> 01:15:41,255
and looking at renewable energy.
1138
01:15:41,255 --> 01:15:44,783
Of course, absolutely,
yeah, I mean,
1139
01:15:44,783 --> 01:15:48,939
we're part of the yes.
1140
01:15:49,772 --> 01:15:51,767
- And it
is global warming.
1141
01:15:51,767 --> 01:15:53,679
For the first time,
scientists confirm the link
1142
01:15:53,679 --> 01:15:56,256
between climate change
and our awful weather.
1143
01:15:56,256 --> 01:15:58,384
- Emergency services
scramble to Bedford's--
1144
01:15:58,384 --> 01:16:00,377
- As the flood
waters finally work
1145
01:16:00,377 --> 01:16:01,970
their way along the Great Ouse,
1146
01:16:01,970 --> 01:16:04,751
other parts of Bedfordshire
didn't escape, either.
1147
01:16:04,751 --> 01:16:08,142
- We've lived at here
for over 40 years,
1148
01:16:08,142 --> 01:16:11,832
and we've never ever had
anything like this.
1149
01:16:11,832 --> 01:16:13,663
- At least
80,000 fatalities
1150
01:16:13,663 --> 01:16:16,263
in Burma today after
cyclone Nargis--
1151
01:16:16,263 --> 01:16:17,917
- Emergency
across Western Europe with
1152
01:16:17,917 --> 01:16:20,293
drinking water strictly
rationed in Holland and France.
1153
01:16:20,293 --> 01:16:21,233
- Forest
fires which are still
1154
01:16:21,233 --> 01:16:22,956
sweeping across
Spain and Portugal.
1155
01:16:22,956 --> 01:16:24,344
- 30 billion pounds,
1156
01:16:24,344 --> 01:16:25,881
a price worth paying
for motorists'
1157
01:16:25,881 --> 01:16:28,375
right to drive,
said Lord Clarkson.
1158
01:16:28,375 --> 01:16:30,278
- Good news for
the UK wine industries,
1159
01:16:30,278 --> 01:16:31,111
especially--
1160
01:16:31,111 --> 01:16:33,149
- Is that New
Orleans will not be rebuilt
1161
01:16:33,149 --> 01:16:35,093
a third time, said the
Louisiana governor.
1162
01:16:35,093 --> 01:16:37,470
- Less than a total
destruction of India's dams
1163
01:16:37,470 --> 01:16:39,850
would end Pakistan's
drinking water crisis.
1164
01:16:39,850 --> 01:16:41,509
- As a U.S.
president, Chelsea Clinton
1165
01:16:41,509 --> 01:16:42,486
refuses Africa's demands.
1166
01:16:42,486 --> 01:16:45,629
- Sales of air
conditioning units in India.
1167
01:16:45,629 --> 01:16:47,369
- San
Francisco's extraordinary
1168
01:16:47,369 --> 01:16:49,133
heat wave continues
into Los Angeles.
1169
01:16:49,133 --> 01:16:50,507
- Now we are
seeing extreme weather
1170
01:16:50,507 --> 01:16:53,052
events somewhere around the
planet every single day.
1171
01:16:53,052 --> 01:16:54,963
- 35 million
Chinese refugees.
1172
01:16:54,963 --> 01:16:56,504
- Skiing
in the Alps is over.
1173
01:16:56,504 --> 01:16:58,569
- New Channel
Four documentary asks
1174
01:16:58,569 --> 01:17:01,139
is global warming really
happening, or are natural--
1175
01:17:01,139 --> 01:17:02,936
- 61
degrees centigrade,
1176
01:17:02,936 --> 01:17:04,064
the highest land temperature.
1177
01:17:04,064 --> 01:17:04,897
- More than a hundred
1178
01:17:04,897 --> 01:17:07,605
million people are homeless
tonight as Bangladesh--
1179
01:17:07,605 --> 01:17:08,956
- Methane
emissions from Siberia.
1180
01:17:08,956 --> 01:17:10,988
- The last
Indonesian tree found,
1181
01:17:10,988 --> 01:17:12,009
but fire fuel crisis--
1182
01:17:12,009 --> 01:17:14,017
- European Union
today permanently closed
1183
01:17:14,017 --> 01:17:14,909
all of its borders.
1184
01:17:14,909 --> 01:17:16,961
- Roadside
villages must be reserved
1185
01:17:16,961 --> 01:17:18,124
for food production.
1186
01:17:18,124 --> 01:17:19,415
- London
is under water again,
1187
01:17:19,415 --> 01:17:22,476
as last night's 30 foot storm
surge overcame the Thames.
1188
01:17:22,476 --> 01:17:24,063
- New Zealand
has also now closed
1189
01:17:24,063 --> 01:17:26,501
its borders leaving
22 million stranded.
1190
01:17:26,501 --> 01:17:27,334
- Reports
are coming in
1191
01:17:27,334 --> 01:17:28,720
that the North Sea is boiling.
1192
01:17:28,720 --> 01:17:29,812
- 100
million refugees
1193
01:17:29,812 --> 01:17:31,617
from middle east and
continental Europe.
1194
01:17:31,617 --> 01:17:33,565
- Half of the
species are now extinct,
1195
01:17:33,565 --> 01:17:37,060
scientists estimate, and
ecosystems are collapsing.
1196
01:17:37,060 --> 01:17:38,270
- Past two
degrees, we cannot
1197
01:17:38,270 --> 01:17:39,997
now stop runaway climate change.
1198
01:17:39,997 --> 01:17:41,088
- There are
simply too many people
1199
01:17:41,088 --> 01:17:43,092
to feed on Ireland's
remaining farm land.
1200
01:17:43,092 --> 01:17:45,425
- Suicide
rates increasing 800%.
1201
01:17:45,425 --> 01:17:47,707
- The Amazon
rainforest is still burning.
1202
01:17:47,707 --> 01:17:48,738
- And
anyone who cannot bear
1203
01:17:48,738 --> 01:17:50,663
to eat their own cats and dogs.
1204
01:17:50,663 --> 01:17:52,908
- We are entering
the eighth world food crisis.
1205
01:17:52,908 --> 01:17:53,859
- The
world temperature
1206
01:17:53,859 --> 01:17:55,810
today passing four degrees.
1207
01:17:55,810 --> 01:17:58,527
- Retaliate
to a nuclear strike.
1208
01:17:58,527 --> 01:18:01,965
- Go on, with ferocity
across the entire continent.
1209
01:18:10,506 --> 01:18:11,892
- We wouldn't be the
first life form
1210
01:18:11,892 --> 01:18:13,475
to wipe itself out.
1211
01:18:14,708 --> 01:18:17,040
But what would be
unique about us
1212
01:18:17,040 --> 01:18:19,373
is that we did it knowingly.
1213
01:18:21,067 --> 01:18:23,836
And what does that say about us?
1214
01:18:23,836 --> 01:18:26,828
The question I've
been asking is,
1215
01:18:26,828 --> 01:18:28,013
why didn't we save ourselves
1216
01:18:28,013 --> 01:18:30,254
when we had the chance?
1217
01:18:30,254 --> 01:18:33,798
Is the answer because
on some level,
1218
01:18:33,798 --> 01:18:37,131
we weren't sure if we
were worth saving?
1219
01:19:43,314 --> 01:19:45,672
- Please proceed
near the aircraft,
1220
01:19:45,672 --> 01:19:49,145
and take care of the
responsibilities.
1221
01:19:49,145 --> 01:19:51,096
- You know if all of us
stood united, in terms
1222
01:19:51,096 --> 01:19:53,477
of the world would be
different in every way,
1223
01:19:53,477 --> 01:19:55,577
Unfortunately, that's
not the reality.
1224
01:19:55,577 --> 01:19:57,347
If we can't even stand united on
1225
01:19:57,347 --> 01:19:59,308
eradicating poverty
in the world,
1226
01:19:59,308 --> 01:20:03,558
what does the health of the
planet have any chance?
1227
01:20:23,577 --> 01:20:24,994
- Thank you, sir.
1228
01:20:39,458 --> 01:20:41,887
- In my opinion,
our use or misuse
1229
01:20:41,887 --> 01:20:45,641
of resources in the last
hundred years or so,
1230
01:20:45,641 --> 01:20:48,259
I'd probably rename that age,
1231
01:20:48,259 --> 01:20:51,696
something like the
age of ignorance.
1232
01:20:51,696 --> 01:20:53,196
The age of stupid.
1233
01:21:30,755 --> 01:21:33,771
Every minute they take
our oil then they go
1234
01:22:41,747 --> 01:22:44,080
- I just find it surprising,
1235
01:22:45,723 --> 01:22:49,046
that after so much
effort, the final act
1236
01:22:49,046 --> 01:22:51,963
of our existence
should be suicide.
1237
01:22:53,903 --> 01:22:56,414
So why did I build this archive?
1238
01:22:56,414 --> 01:22:58,620
It's a cautionary tale.
1239
01:22:58,620 --> 01:23:00,953
Not for us, too late for us.
1240
01:23:02,551 --> 01:23:03,718
But for, well,
1241
01:23:05,753 --> 01:23:07,586
for whoever, whatever,
1242
01:23:09,203 --> 01:23:12,503
eventually finds this recording.
1243
01:23:24,858 --> 01:23:26,326
And away you go.
1244
01:25:59,703 --> 01:26:01,953
Reckoner
1245
01:26:10,838 --> 01:26:14,505
You can't take it with ya
1246
01:26:22,419 --> 01:26:26,086
Dancing for your pleasure
1247
01:26:43,073 --> 01:26:46,573
We are not to blame for
1248
01:26:54,777 --> 01:26:58,277
Bittersweet distracters
1249
01:27:06,110 --> 01:27:09,610
Dare not speak its name
1250
01:27:17,557 --> 01:27:22,557
'Cause every kid is all you
1251
01:27:26,834 --> 01:27:29,001
All you
1252
01:27:44,926 --> 01:27:49,926
Because we separate
1253
01:27:51,647 --> 01:27:55,647
Like ripples on
a blank shore
1254
01:28:12,885 --> 01:28:17,885
Because we separate
1255
01:28:19,180 --> 01:28:23,180
Like ripples on
a blank shore
1256
01:28:33,806 --> 01:28:36,056
Reckoner
1257
01:28:47,358 --> 01:28:50,191
Take me with ya
1258
01:28:50,215 --> 01:29:51,115
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