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A foreign study shows that if you use HD mode when watching videos, compared with SD mode, it will produce 8 times of carbon emissions. After seeing the article here, some netizens said that they should try to choose standard definition mode when watching videos in the future. However, because the viewing experience of standard definition mode is not very good, people may still choose to use HD mode when watching some movies or TV series. Some people ask, in order to cope with climate change, don't choose when watching videos? Hd mode? Why does BBC advocate this? Because according to that article, watching videos in standard definition mode will be more environmentally friendly. Excessive carbon dioxide emissions are harmful: first, there will be more infectious diseases. Second, the global sea level will rise. Finally, it may cause some extreme weather.

1. There will be more infectious diseases. Excessive emission of carbon dioxide will raise the global temperature, which is conducive to the growth of more bacteria and viruses. So there may be more infectious diseases, which may threaten the health and life safety of more people.

Second, the global sea level will rise. As the global temperature rises, glaciers in the North and South poles will melt in large quantities. Leading to global sea level rise, leading to smaller and smaller land area. At the same time, some coastal cities may be submerged by seawater, which will cause great damage to cities.

Third, some extreme weather may be caused by rising temperature and rising sea level, and glaciers in the polar regions will continue to melt. Therefore, there may be some extreme weather on the earth, such as ocean storms. The destructive power of extreme weather is amazing, which will not only threaten people's safety, but also increase national losses.

Therefore, through the above analysis, it is not difficult to understand why the BBC encourages everyone to watch videos in standard definition mode. However, some videos don't need to be watched in HD mode. For example, news reports, standard definition mode is enough.