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07x01 - Report from the North Pole

Episode transcripts for the TV show, "Schoolhouse Rock!". Aired: January 6, 1973 – March 31, 2009.*
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07x01 - Report from the North Pole

Post by bunniefuu »

Good morning from the Arctic

Circle. We've got your weather news

today. We're reporting live from our

North Pole station overlooking

Hudson Bay. You can call us

your barometers 'cause we don't need

thermometers to bring you this early

warning so we can all fight global

warming. Global warming is caused by

gases, mostly one called CO2. It

comes from that technology that makes

life so good for you. Oil that heats your

home and power plants and industry help

build a greenhouse Dome. This Dome of

gas is trapping heat that used to head

for space, and that heat is melting ice,

ice that used to be our. From up

here, we can see so clearly. We see

that Earth's good health is at stake, and

all its wondrous creatures do depend on

the actions everyone can take.

We've all got to work together

in this fight to save the weather,

'cause what's happening up where we are

just might happen down where you are.

And now on location with our cub

reporter. Hey, whale. You never ate

plankton here before. Well,

global warming's changing currents.

Now my meals are further offshore.

Hey, Grizzling, how come you're having

dinner in trashy dumps like these?Berries

in the mountains are starting to run out.

Those bushes don't grow near us because

we're in a drought.

Mr. Panda, you look all bamboozled.

Sure, I'm all bamboozled. All I eat is

this bamboo, and these leaves are very

good at helping cut down CO2. But

even though Earth scientists know all

about that fact, man keeps chopping,

cutting down our habitat.

We've all got to work. Together

in this fight to save the weather

'cause what's happening up where we are

just might happen down where you are.

Our planet is a wondrous place

of limitless diversity, and we've

got to work to save it from this

climate change adversity. The

more our air is fouled up by this

noxious gaseous overgas. The

harder it'll be to find the balance

Of our planet's recent past. If

we all just shortened our hot showers by



less of that smoke that dirties up the

air for both you... And the

spares! We've all got to

work together In this fight to

save the weather 'Cause what's

happening up where we are Just might

happen down where you are