Ana Beatriz Nesi Zlatkovic, São Paulo, Brazil
9 Comment(s)
hello Ana,
My school has also chosen to install solar panels onto some of the buildings, I really enjoyed listening to your video it really inspired me and I love your attitude towards this program. I am beyond excited to be working with you :)
Hey there Ana,
Your video was really good and interesting! I Loved the music! It was really interesting to learn about solar power and other actions against climate change, I look forward to hearing from you again soon :)
- Amelia, QLD Australia
Hi Ana, I really like the images you used and how interested and aware you are for what is happening in your city. Our school has also installed solar panels recently.
- Anneke, Townsville, Australia
Hi Ana, our school too has chosen to also install solar panels. Your video was very inspirational and I look forward to working with you.
- Monique, Townsville, Australia
Hey Ana, your video about the rising temperatures in your city was very cool, I loved the music too! Learning about the solar power and other actions against climate change was interesting. I look forward to working with you :)
-Tanika, Townsville, Australia
Ana, I want to become a better person too. The solar power that you use, I use that at our cabin too. They use sun as energy! - Lucy
helo we are from argentina and we love the thinks that they do in brazil
Hi Ana. I'm Agustina, from Argentina. I think your video is amazing and everything you say is very inspirational! Thank you.
Hi Ana! Awesome video - love the music!!
It is unfortunate to hear of the drastic temperature increase experienced in Sao Paulo. I know they speak a lot of this in the USA as well, with some states like Alaska, experiencing a 4.2' increase! These increases harm health, stress food and water supplies, and shift seasons and ecosystems. It leads to rising sea levels, damaging infrastructure and economies, and threatening ways of life. Have other areas of Brazil experienced similar increases, or is it mainly in your cities?
(Here is a link to the US rises: https://medialibrary.climatecentral.org/resources/earth-day-fastest-warming-cities-and-states-2019)
Ana Beatriz Nesi Zlatkovic
Oct 2, 2020Hello, Sarah!!! How are you?
Thank you for sharing this information with me! And, yes, many Brazilian areas have been going through some drastic changes due to global warming. It was registered that 2019 was the hottest year in Brazil's history.
I've done a little bit of research before answering your message and I've discovered that some really populous brazilian cities, like Florianópolis, Recife, Rio de Janeiro, and Belém (which are all cities located on the coast) probably will be submerged if the world's temperature raises more 4°C! And this is all really sad because Brazil's many oil refinaries and massive forest fires only tend to increase the emissions of bad gases. We have to do something about this...
And about the video's music... I got it from this youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/shido410 it has lots of relaxing guitar music, if you'd like to check it out :)
katie behrendorff
Nov 18, 2020