INTERVIEW ENGLISH - Climate crisis - Learn English with TV

The video tutorial explores advanced vocabulary and idioms from an interview with Bill Gates on innovation and global warming. It covers terms like 'unprecedented', 'feasible', 'speaking out', and 'low hanging fruit', providing definitions and context. Gates discusses the need for unprecedented cooperation to tackle global warming, his bias towards innovation, and the importance of addressing difficult challenges beyond low hanging fruit. The video also highlights Gates' investments in cutting-edge ideas and his approach to carbon offsetting, emphasizing optimism in overcoming climate challenges.

What does the term 'unprecedented' mean in the context of cooperation?

How does Anderson Cooper describe the feasibility of cooperation to stop global warming?

What does the phrase 'speak out' mean?

How does Bill Gates describe his participation in the development of personal computers and the Internet?

What is the significance of the term 'massively' in the context of increasing the budget for climate research?

What does 'low hanging fruit' refer to in the discussion about climate change?

What does the term 'voracious' imply when describing someone's reading habits?

What does it mean to 'offset' carbon emissions?

How does Gates view the challenges of addressing global warming?

What does Bill Gates mean by saying that solving climate change will be the most amazing thing mankind has ever done?