"Global warming is too serious for the world to ignore its danger any longer or divide into opposing factions."-- Tony Blair, speech, September 27, 2005According to the latest According to scientific data, there is a direct human influence on the climate system. An upward trend in global temperatures is clearly visible over the past three decades. The effects of this climate destabilization induced by human activity are visible today and are expected to worsen over time, regardless of the level of carbon emitted in the future. This does not mean that global and regional systems should not be overhauled to reduce carbon emissions. A rapid reduction in emissions is necessary to avoid further global warming and changes to the climate system. As the various effects of climate change are now visible, it is clear that a dangerous level of climate change has been reached, although not threatening on a global scale. In order to ensure the sustainability of our species in conditions that do not endanger its life, a new development model must be adopted. The old way, some would say the “dirty way”, is no longer feasible. We can no longer extract energy reserves sequestered for millions of years and burn them in a matter of hours. It's not as sustainable as once thought. The planet is telling us that we must radically change the way we build, develop, live, connect, move, eat, recreate, etc. Sustainable development is a young but powerful concept. Around him, a conversation unfolds that attempts to unite every person on the planet in the hope that we can all work together to advance our species. Climate change fits very well into this conversation. Results of unsustainable development, effects of climate... middle of paper......" UN News Center. Internet. November 2, 2014. "Can renewable electricity reduce poverty ? – Institute for Development Studies. January 13, 2014. The web. November 2, 2014. “Climate change 2014: summary report, longer report” Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. , Patrick, Adrian E. Raftery, Hana Sevcikova, Nan Li, Danan Gu, Thomas Spoorenberg and John Wilmoth et al. 2014. “A stabilization of the world population is unlikely during this century” Science no. Resutek, Audrey. “Study: Cutting Emissions Pays” MIT News August 24, 2014. http://newsoffice.mit.edu/2014/cutting-carbon-health-care. - savings-0824[2]http://www.un.org/en/aboutun/index.shtml[3]http://www.ids.ac.uk/news/can-renewable-electricity-reduce-povertyTony Blair Quotehttp://www.notable-quotes.com/g/global_warming_quotes.html#sdpRyJzEeS5ObBYq.99