TED Talksのインスタグラム(ted) - 10月12日 05時10分

In the Arctic, ice caps are melting at a dangerous rate, and polar bears roam the land starving, eating the eggs of birds to get by. Photographer and @TEDFellow Camille Seaman took this photo in 2010, and conditions have only gotten worse. “As a species, we stand at a precipice, and the choices we make in this moment — individually, as a collective — determine a great many things,” Camille says. “It can be hard letting go of habits, especially the ones that are not good for us. It will be harder still to live on a dead planet.” Think about the world you want to live in — a world of clean air, clean water, and thriving natural life. What duty or responsibility do we hold ourselves to in service of this planet? “Now more than ever we need every hand on deck to right this ship and chart a better course,” adds Camille. To learn more, visit go.ted.com/tippingpoint
Photo by @camilleseaman

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