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温水煮蛙的“神话”
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• February 2021
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自 1850 年以来，全球平均气温上升了 1 ℃。听起来可能不算多，但其实不少。为什么？因为 1℃ 是平均值，许多地方的气温已经上升了很多，如果平均气温再上升 1℃，北极最冷的夜晚可能温度会上升 10℃。那么我们怎么走到这一步的呢？我们能做些什么呢？《探索净零排放的挑战 》（编剧：Elizabeth Cox 和 George Zaidan；导演：Lisa LaBracio；旁白：Jack Cutmore-Scott：音乐：André Aires）
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