Biden: ‘Global Warming Scarier Than Nuclear War’ in China
President Joe Biden: Global Warming is the Greatest Threat Humanity Faces
During a media event in Hanoi, Vietnam, President Joe Biden made a bold statement about the urgency of addressing climate change. He declared that “global warming” is not only a significant threat but also “the only existential threat humanity faces” in 2023.
WATCH: Joe Biden says climate change ‘is even more frightening than a nuclear war’ pic.twitter.com/PF2tPdJmsC
— Daniel Turner (@DanielTurnerPTF) September 10, 2023
President Biden emphasized the need for investment by the richest 20 countries in the world to support infrastructure development in poorer nations. He argued that addressing climate change is not only crucial for the environment but also more terrifying than a global war.
“If global warming exceeds 1.5 degrees in the next 10 to 20 years, it would be even more frightening than a global war,” President Biden stated. He expressed concern about the irreversible consequences of such a scenario, saying, “There’s no way back from that.”
The president highlighted the importance of preserving forests, which act as ”carbon sinks” by absorbing carbon dioxide emissions from the atmosphere. He warned against repeating the mistakes of the past, such as deforestation, which would eliminate these vital carbon sinks.
President Biden proposed that the G7 and wealthy G20 nations should invest in infrastructure development in areas like the Congo to help less-developed countries benefit and protect their natural resources.
While some viewers found President Biden’s speech engaging, others criticized his alarmist approach to climate change. On social media platforms like X (formerly Twitter), users debated whether climate change or other issues, such as nuclear holocaust or white supremacy, should be considered the most frightening threat.
Red flag of a scam: The scammer will instill FEAR and pressure to act immediately.
— MissMAGA2016 (@MissMaga2016) September 10, 2023
How many know that the atomic bomb dropped on Japan is the blasting cap used to create the fusion reaction in a hydrogen bomb?
Japan 4,000 tons of TNT
Today’s Hydrogen bomb 100million
Tons of TNT.
There also is an untested 200million ton Bomb.
If they are used it’s over.— David L. Rudd (@DavidLRudd1) September 11, 2023
Despite the differing opinions, President Biden’s message about the urgency of addressing climate change resonated with many. To watch his full address, you can find the video below.
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