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Since the Industrial Revolution, the use of fossil fuels has rapidly become the lifeblood of modern civilisation, and the burning of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases has acted as a thicker and thicker blanket to block the Earth's heat transfer, with the global average temperature rising by more than one degree Celsius by 2020 - what is this? In the entire 100,000 years since the Holocene, the average temperature has not fluctuated up or down by more than one degree Celsius, and humanity has been extremely fortunate to have benefited from this and flourished. Now, the rise of one degree Celsius has led to the massive melting of glaciers in the North and South Poles, the rise of sea level, the displacement of coastal populations, natural disasters that once did not occur in a hundred years are now occurring frequently every year, and the ecological chain of species that have been hardy and self-healing is close to collapsing, and after exceeding the tipping point of the change, climate change may be pressed with an irreversible accelerator button, and human civilisation will face an extremely severe test. In the face of these facts, we believe that this is not a negative prediction of scientists for the distant future, but a probable fact that belongs to our generation.