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Frame 1:
The video begins with a powerful statement: “This is our Home”, accompanied by visuals of the Earth, setting the stage for a reflection on our planet.

Frame 2:
The Consequences of Our Actions
A sequence of alarming visuals follows—trees disappearing (representing deforestation), a factory and a car both emitting smoke.
Narration: “And this, this, and this!” (highlighting the causes of environmental degradation)

Frame 3:
The CO2 Crisis
On-screen text: “Have Something in Common?”
The words “CO2” appear in 15 different fonts, symbolizing the common thread of carbon emissions. A subtle reference is made to the Paris Agreement of 2030, emphasizing that we are still striving to meet those goals.

Frame 4:
Planet (Earth) Peril
The visuals escalate: A thermometer spikes (depicting global warming and heatwaves), an iceberg melts (symbolizing the shrinking Arctic), and a blue flat plane rises (representing rising sea levels and the threat of floods).
Narration: “Which is why we have this, this, and this.”
Frame 5:
A Call for Unity and Action
A hopeful message appears: “But we can still fix this. Together!”

Frame 6:
The Power of Small Changes
The tone shifts to optimism. Trees begin to grow (afforestation), a lightbulb switches off in a dark room (signifying energy conservation), and a person walks (promoting eco-friendly alternatives to driving).
Narration: “By doing this, this, and this. For Earth, for our Home, and for Net Zero.”

Frame 7:
The Road to Net Zero
The video concludes with a call to action: “Zero-Emissions Day 2024”, along with the text highlighting a collaboration between Project SUBA and the Shillong Walking Club.

Important Note:
This video is the property of SUBA. The video has been inspired from Apple, however this video has been created from scratch for the purpose of raising awareness about climate change.
All content, including the script, animations, visuals, SVGs, and vectors, has been developed independently and has not been plagiarized in any form. The custom voice narration has been generated using an independent AI software.

Fun Fact: The word “this” is mentioned a total of 12 times throughout the entire video.