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This is probably one of the best documentaries I have seen on Pyramiden. I really enjoyed it! ❤

They measure the temperature at the airport: They use 95°C hot water to clear the runway , the defrost the the planes with 70°C hot water and the airplanes heating up the weather station. And a station at an island nearby has no climate change at all.

Where is this?

Cool video, planning to do something similar... So cool x

AMAZING

Fantastic work🎉🎉

Hi, my husband and I will be taking care of Maddox soon and that video made us that much more excited 😊 He seems like a such a sweet boy. Great video guys!

Really strange that this channel hasn’t gotten more attention, the production value and everything is so good! Thanks for all the great videos

I really enjoyed this video. Very well done

So the Arctic is warming faster than anywhere else? Looking at the European Climate Assessment & Dataset (ecad.eu) for Longyearbyen, Svalbard, the mean of daily mean temperature graph (1958-2020) shows 1958 around -4°C. The temperature then declined rapidly and stayed lower around -6° or -7°C until the mid 1980's (Remember CO2 was rising all the time). By 2015 it rose to around -2.5°C and there it levelled off for the remaining 5 years of the record. So an overall change of +1.5°C in a little over 60 years. If this is the fastest warming on Earth we have nothing to worry about. But it does show how variable climate can be, and the temperature changes have no relationship to the concentration of CO2 in the atmosphere. In the current interglacial Svalbard has been far warmer than today. Using biomarker evidence (for example, the Early Holocene presence of sea creatures unable to survive below fixed warmth thresholds) and glacier melt extent measurements (for example, sea shells buried 6 km inside a glacier), scientists have discovered that much of Arctic Svalbard was about 7°C warmer than today during the Early Holocene, when CO2 concentrations were much lower (near 260 ppm) (Farnsworth et al, 2020. Leopold et al, 2019. van der Bilt et al, 2019. Łacka et al, 2019. Beierlein et al, 2015).

MashAllah beautiful vedio 😍😍 my dear friend 🙏 from Pakistan 🇵🇰

will definetly move there, no 2nd thoughts needed

This is such an inspiring place, both the café and the cooking school, well worth a visit when in Marrakech. Nora and her team are awesome and have done and still are doing lots for the Atlas earthquake affected villages and womanhood in Morrocco, well done and hope to sample your lovely food again soon ❤

Well done Izzy! 🚲

Looks good for a 30 ear old abandoned town.

1984-1987 я працював геофізиком на Піраміді

Interesting video-I have stayed there overnight 4 times from 2013 to 2019

Come back in a couple of months from now.

Dunder Salt is originally made in Årjäng in Sweden, but close to the border with Norway (actually just 120 km SE of Oslo). The depicted troll is a famous statue in Årjäng.

Nora has always been a sweet and shy female. She was soft-spoken as a child. She's a forceful speaker now, helping women is laudable. I'm very proud of her.

This video and channel just proves how bad and messed up RUclips is. Seriously, how can such great content get so few views and subs???? Anyway, awesome doc. Cheers, Dave.

really lovely!!

I've watched 10 seconds and already found two mistakes... Great start 🤦🏼‍♀️ Please somebody who managed to watch the whole thing tell me they at least mention it's only visa free for people coming from spitzbergen treaty member states?

Contrary to popular belief, Europeans (not him) from a few earlier centuries never liked to live in frigid places all year long, and years in the northern reaches of the geographical Inuit areas of their countries where it's forever frigid and icy almost all the time. Only Eskimos / Inuits liked such places of those three countries and Imperial Russia all year long and all around the north pole actually from just north of the Arctic Circle. . During the time of Peter the Great, North Sweden and North Norway and North Finland exported or deported all their Inuit Eskimo populations living there 300 years ago or so, living around the Arctic Circle to Imperial Russia and north Russia and Siberian Russia, in exchange for money paid to Imperial Russia. This was how Sweden the other two countries got rid of their Inuit populations and Eskimo populations about 300 years ago, in exchange for money. They were exported to Imperial Russia in exchange for money. The Eskimos were replaced by whites with a Nomadic lifestyle in North sweden and Norway and North Finland in places closer to the North Pole. I forgot the name of that ethnic group, like Sami white Inuits or white Eskimos, which had a similar lifestyle to Inuits. Like Inuits, the Sami white tribes likes fish and reindeer meat. All Inuits / Eskimos of North Sweden and North Finland and north Norway were deported to Imperial Russia in exchange for money paid to Imperial Russia about 300 years ago.

Such an inspiration! And what a lovely doc - congratulations, Both! X

Merci baucoup

I was looking forward to seeing you travel through Switzerland and then you took the night train 🙃 enjoyed it either way!! Keep it up

I had the pleasure to meet Nora‘s Mum who then told me about her daughter‘s activities. I visited Amal center and was absolutely convinced about this concept. It creates confident, empowered women who feel and radiate that they have a purpose in life. This is going to be my regular place to be when I am in Kech. Thank you for your wonderful and inspiring work!

"I wasn't doing anyone any favors by disappearing, it's not like other people can exist more if you exist less" is a great thing for a fellow ambitious introvert to hear! Great profile and love all the fresh camera maneuvers and edits. Y'all are pulling some new tricks and you love to see it.

Very inspirational ❤. Brilliant work and very nicely put together

Mashaallah how inspiring this lady is.. she makes want to do the same for my community.. thank you and may Allah SWT reward you in the best way ❤

What an inspiring woman!❤❤

Such a brilliant video, so inspiring. Great edit too 😉

What an amazing woman Nora is! I love the idea that you are focusing on the amazing women doing such wonderful work. A fantastic documentary. ❤

The first of our series on the Women of Morocco is on the amazing Nora of Amal Women's Training Center. *Make sure to leave a comment letting Nora know what you think of the work she is doing, and please share with your friends if you enjoyed the video, it will help the video get shown to a wider audience :)* Chris & Paloma.

Thank you all for the lovely comments! It was great making it! Thanks to the brilliant team I worked with! Pedal Power is an amazing charity and I am so proud of the work we are doing there! 😊

Beautifully filmed, Izzy is amazing and did a fantastic job. Pedal power has done so much for so many great to see them getting more attention.

Wow what a cool story and so many great shots in it! Nicely done everyone. Exciting to see so many different bicycles with mobility options. Makes you wanna ride bikes in Cardiff for sure.

Well, that was good. It was like something off the telly, very professional 😊 Izzy and Pedal Power, who'd have thought eh!

Brilliantly filmed, Izzy seems to be a very motivated women with her disability, well done Izzy 💖

Izzy is a star and Peddle Power clearly deserve the attention you are giving them. It’s great you are highlighting these unsung heros within our communities. ❤

Beautifully shot and edited, great use of the drone shots

It's a change from your 'travelogue' style. It's an interesting film that highlights the ways that people with health issues can find a way of working with the issue rather than 'fighting' it.

What did you think of our mini film on Izzy and Pedal Power? Make sure to let us know below. 🚲🚴🚲

Well done supervet!...........and her assistant 😁 Great video AGAIN!!! That was some hydrotherapy pool! 🤩

Wow amazing video, well done guy’s for all your hard work looking after them 🐕

Such amazing work you did. Princess really loved you and probably still really misses you both X

Love the orange.(it is my University color)

Wow you all really captured the joy and pain of dog island! Good times on Mayreau, great to see all those happy dog faces again.