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Transcript
00:00 [VIDEO PLAYBACK]
00:01 [MUSIC PLAYING]
00:03 - We may have come to a point in time when Earth is asking us,
00:12 do you know what you're doing?
00:13 Most of our power still comes from burning gas and coal.
00:23 And the amount is going up, not down.
00:26 If we do not cut carbon emissions by nearly 100%,
00:30 the world will suffer serious damage.
00:33 This is an even bigger problem than we thought.
00:35 - The answer to solving climate change
00:37 is very straightforward.
00:38 - What's the best solution in your mind?
00:40 - Largely nuclear.
00:41 - Nuclear.
00:41 - Nuclear.
00:42 - Nuclear.
00:44 - We've been trained from the very beginning
00:47 to fear nuclear power.
00:50 The very thing that we fear is what may save us.
00:54 - What's scary is not the same as what's dangerous.
00:57 Coal is dangerous.
00:59 More people die from coal in a couple of weeks
01:02 than have ever died from nuclear, which is all
01:04 from the one accident in Chernobyl.
01:07 - First question is, what about the waste?
01:09 Nuclear waste is nothing compared to climate change.
01:13 - Once you understand it, people have a better sense
01:15 of not being afraid.
01:20 - We have to provide clean, affordable energy to the world.
01:27 - In general, we need to move faster.
01:29 We do this for our families.
01:31 We do this for our kids and those generations.
01:33 - We've run out of time to be afraid.
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01:51 (gentle music)
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