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JOURNAL WEEK 10-WATCH 2 ENGLISH NEWS
Hi guys, welcome again to my podcast. My name is Kaori Risma Fauzia Nugroho. With NIM: 6411421014. In journal week 10, i will to tell u about the news i watched. Happy listening!
The first news is "Who is most affected by climate change and who should tackle it?" from BBC News.
The poorest and most vulnerable people around the world are the least likely to cause climate-changing pollution. But the poor are often worst affected by agricultural land turning into deserts, rising sea levels that threaten homes, or extreme weather events such as flash floods and forest fires. China produces the most greenhouse gases in the world today but over the last 250 years, the United States and Europe have produced far more. The world has accepted responsibility for these emissions but pledged to send 100 billion annually to developing countries by 2020 to help them adapt to climate change. And to build a greener economy in the future does not meet climate justice. While it's not just about the numbers, but as a school man, the strike for climate has attracted a lot of attention. To demand a just solution is found which is to support the poorest countries and ensure they are not forced to take on huge debts but also address inequalities between people in wealthier societies.
And the second news is "BTS & Seventeen Continue to Top the Hot Trending Songs Chart" from Billboard News.
Results from Twitter-powered billboard trend charts for the tracking week ending Thursday, November 4th. With the number one song once again cheering up BTS. All thanks to the loyal fan base of the k-pop group (ARMY), the chart-topping top 100 billboards that fuel most of the online conversations. And Bts is now leading the third weekly iteration of the chart starting with permission to dance in the first week and now increasing during the second and third weeks. While it's steady at number two is seventeen rock with you. And number three is the new spaceman which is another important entry this week the Kazakh singer Dmash Kudeiburgen debuted at number six quickly.
Then my experience using vocabulary from the news I watched is a little difficult. Because some words are the first words I hear and this is an interesting experience for me. I hope that in the future I can be better at learning English. I also feel very happy and want to keep learning.
That's all from me, thank you!
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By Kaori Risma Fauzia NugrohoHi guys, welcome again to my podcast. My name is Kaori Risma Fauzia Nugroho. With NIM: 6411421014. In journal week 10, i will to tell u about the news i watched. Happy listening!
The first news is "Who is most affected by climate change and who should tackle it?" from BBC News.
The poorest and most vulnerable people around the world are the least likely to cause climate-changing pollution. But the poor are often worst affected by agricultural land turning into deserts, rising sea levels that threaten homes, or extreme weather events such as flash floods and forest fires. China produces the most greenhouse gases in the world today but over the last 250 years, the United States and Europe have produced far more. The world has accepted responsibility for these emissions but pledged to send 100 billion annually to developing countries by 2020 to help them adapt to climate change. And to build a greener economy in the future does not meet climate justice. While it's not just about the numbers, but as a school man, the strike for climate has attracted a lot of attention. To demand a just solution is found which is to support the poorest countries and ensure they are not forced to take on huge debts but also address inequalities between people in wealthier societies.
And the second news is "BTS & Seventeen Continue to Top the Hot Trending Songs Chart" from Billboard News.
Results from Twitter-powered billboard trend charts for the tracking week ending Thursday, November 4th. With the number one song once again cheering up BTS. All thanks to the loyal fan base of the k-pop group (ARMY), the chart-topping top 100 billboards that fuel most of the online conversations. And Bts is now leading the third weekly iteration of the chart starting with permission to dance in the first week and now increasing during the second and third weeks. While it's steady at number two is seventeen rock with you. And number three is the new spaceman which is another important entry this week the Kazakh singer Dmash Kudeiburgen debuted at number six quickly.
Then my experience using vocabulary from the news I watched is a little difficult. Because some words are the first words I hear and this is an interesting experience for me. I hope that in the future I can be better at learning English. I also feel very happy and want to keep learning.
That's all from me, thank you!