Scientist Peter Kalmus: Hurricanes, Floods & Fires of 2023 Are Just Beginning of Climate Emergency

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  • Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
  • As Hurricane Idalia left a wake of destruction Wednesday, President Joe Biden said, "I don't think anybody can deny the impact of the climate crisis anymore." Climate activist and scientist Peter Kalmus calls for Biden to declare a climate emergency in order to unleash the government's ability to transition away from fossil fuels. "The public just doesn't understand, in my opinion, what a deep emergency we are in," says Kalmus. "This is the merest beginning of what we're going to see in coming years." Kalmus blasts the fossil fuel industry for manipulating politics through campaign contributions, and GOP presidential candidates for misleading the public about climate science. "As a parent, as a citizen and as a scientist, I find it appalling and disgusting," declares Kalmus. "I can't mince words anymore."
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  • @bdhanes
    @bdhanes Год назад +42

    ❤ Peter Kalmus ❤ We love you. Keep fighting the good fight! 💪

  • @jeaniebottle6758
    @jeaniebottle6758 Год назад +20

    The greed of a few to gain millions, will harm millions, who'll pay for it.
    Time for the meek to rise up & demand they inherit an earth for their children.
    It is no longer for sale, to profit a few in luxury.

  • @LetsGoGetThem
    @LetsGoGetThem Год назад +147

    A system of unlimited growth is unsustainable, all these politicians talking about the climate crisis while not mentioning the crisis of capitalism are just spouting empty phrases as they always have on this issue.

    • @debradelarue9717
      @debradelarue9717 Год назад

      It's not capitalism , it's greed and corruption.

    • @jaykay415
      @jaykay415 Год назад +11

      Yes yes and yes

    • @Dragrath1
      @Dragrath1 Год назад +1

      Exactly the laws of physics and information theory make this explicit the Earth is finite with a finite annual information/low entropy energy budget no system of infinite growth is ever possible.
      Capitalism is an extrapolation of the economics of an imperials core and thus is only possible at the expense of extracting resources from an imperial periphery through violence terror and exploitation. As history has shown time and time again the only fate for an empire that reaches its limit of easily exploitable resources is collapse since capitalism is the ultimate form of a pyramid scheme.

    • @MsSyrop
      @MsSyrop Год назад +6

      Everyone must be on board to contribute to do more.

    • @koenstrobbe8101
      @koenstrobbe8101 Год назад +12

      Exactly. There is a complex array of underlying systemics that need to be addressed. I also would say that the word capitalism should be replaced by corporate power. All the problems with the fossile fuels industry, or the economy at large, are just going to be replicated, possibly even worse, by forciing a transition to something else without fixing what caused it in the first place. Corporate power will hijack and commodify it, as they do with everything else.

  • @cherylalt101
    @cherylalt101 Год назад +37

    I was in high school in the 70s when Lake Erie was considered dead and LA was covered in smog, and we all understood the problem and what we needed to do. Most Americans were on board with making these changes. Very small cars were popular and electric cars had a two-year waiting period for a lease. California had built an electric highway that went up and down almost the whole state. Even Richard Nixon knew and he created the EPA, OSHA and endangered species and water acts. Nixon, a real conservative and someone who would never be called liberal, committed us to making necessary changes. Carter put solar panels on the roof of the White House. Reagan had those solar panels removed, the electric cars were all rounded up and mostly destroyed. We managed to clean up Lake Erie, but big business kicked into high gear and have been trying to keep us tied to the oil get since. It's a shame what a relatively few people have done to our country, most countries actually, and of course, the planet. These days anything you disagree with, just call it a hoax and do whatever you want. Imo, it's criminal.

    • @user-wx2yj1xz1t
      @user-wx2yj1xz1t Год назад +2

      In order to get your message across to people. it's going to take more then this guy complaining" people like to see research done over years from many different places, from different people! Things have become so politicizes! To point it's unwatchable.

    • @user-ff8vo1se8v
      @user-ff8vo1se8v Год назад +7

      I read Silent Spring by Rachel Carson in 1963. Now all I can say is, Sorry and good luck

    • @janebrown7231
      @janebrown7231 Год назад +2

      Well said.

    • @janebrown7231
      @janebrown7231 Год назад +3

      ​@@user-ff8vo1se8vYes, me too... Good luck to you in the remaining months.

    • @RobertMJohnson
      @RobertMJohnson 11 месяцев назад

      Are you mentally challenged? You make zero sense.

  • @ruthokelley5833
    @ruthokelley5833 Год назад +22

    It is hard to believe that everyone can’t see that we are all on this earth together and if the earth doesn’t make it, nobody is safe!

    • @RobertMJohnson
      @RobertMJohnson 11 месяцев назад +1

      It’s hard to believe you believe climate change can be managed.

    • @nicolatesla5786
      @nicolatesla5786 11 месяцев назад

      Go on Wikipedia and type in petm or paleocene-eocene thermal maximum. That is the event that was the last greenhouse-gas mass extinction event. That event killed off 60% of all biodiversity of planet Earth due to the emissions of carbon dioxide from volcanic activity. Humans emit about thirty-seven billion tons of carbon dioxide per year. Carbon dioxide stays in the atmosphere for 300 years. And we're meeting 100 times the rate of CO2 that caused the last greenhouse-gas mass extinction event. Humans are dumb that is leadership corporations they're stupid and dumb to threaten the entire life of all about adversity including humans

    • @cezar211091
      @cezar211091 11 месяцев назад +1

      ​@@RobertMJohnsonit's hard to believe the stupidity that caused it.

    • @cezar211091
      @cezar211091 11 месяцев назад

      Humans kill each other daily. They don't care

    • @RobertMJohnson
      @RobertMJohnson 11 месяцев назад

      @@cezar211091caused what exactly? You haven’t measured a f thing you absolute poser.

  • @shwetanktewari7762
    @shwetanktewari7762 Год назад +140

    The CEOs of Big Oil and Finance should be tried for crime against humanity.

    • @yishnir
      @yishnir Год назад +12

      And our last dozen presidents.

    • @shwetanktewari7762
      @shwetanktewari7762 Год назад +7

      @@yishnir Politicians are puppets imo.

    • @yishnir
      @yishnir Год назад +3

      @shwetanktewari7762 Certainly the most recent vote regarding Israel and its actions demonstrated that most of them are deeply compromised.

    • @kipincharge2833
      @kipincharge2833 Год назад +1

      how about all the users of oil 😃😀😛😝maybe the death penalty or something😃😀😛
      wanna know some truth 😀😃😅The Earth is doing just fine 😀😃😅😆not sure about the infestation though😝😛😀😃😅😆

    • @greenvelvet
      @greenvelvet Год назад +4

      What about the apathetic people who keep voting for The politicians working for the fossil fuel.
      We've known for decades these politicians were going to do anything and yet we just stayed at home and watch TV. We deserve everything we get.

  • @michaelrch
    @michaelrch Год назад +57

    100 thumbs up. Peter is on the money with every word he said.

  • @Sang-Je
    @Sang-Je Год назад +160

    His segment was half of what it should be. Legalized bribery is the American way of life. Great points as well.

    • @johncasey1020
      @johncasey1020 Год назад +3

      It needed to be half of what it was. Listening this person rattle on breathlessly in his panicked shaky voice was a real downer, contrived to upset the audience.

    • @flossyraven
      @flossyraven Год назад

      ​@@johncasey1020was he supposed to act happy and excited by reporting what he knows? If people didn't have such a low IQ and short attention span it would be easier to report the data and get through to everyone how much trouble we are truly in. Maybe people would fight the corruption in the military industrial complex, government and these corporations on stopping them from completely destroying the planet. Honestly though he didn't do enough in reporting the facts. What I hate about this reporting is this scientist actually isn't really telling the whole truth. Yes fossil fuels is ruining the planet but he didn't mention the destruction of our ecosystems like cutting down forests, destruction of the oceans with chemicals, and geoengineering that is breaking down our atmosphere and biosphere by spraying chemicals. These scientists always blame burning fossil fuels but it's actually more complex than that and not as simple as they are trying to make it.

    • @volkerengels5298
      @volkerengels5298 Год назад +4

      Bro said we are probably doomed. You are not better informed when you read the sentence twice.

    • @stevebeimler2579
      @stevebeimler2579 Год назад

      McFascism Inc owns America - period!

    • @Sang-Je
      @Sang-Je Год назад +16

      @volkerengels5298 Yeah, because we are doomed. The damage is already baked in for the next 30 years. We've already surpassed 1.5 degrees... There is nothing wrong with being a realist even though the truth hurts.

  • @norafox4789
    @norafox4789 Год назад +19

    About time!!I Us old timers been saying this for 50 years!!I live in Florida,been watching us sinking in South Florida,since my 20's

    • @michaelrch
      @michaelrch Год назад

      But man, Florida is packed to the gills with science deniers who will be denying the climate emergency as their own homes disappear under the waves...

    • @edwardroche2480
      @edwardroche2480 Год назад +6

      I've been living on a boat in the Florida Keys for the last 30 years and I've been in the same two or three spots, the one I'm in now for 25 years and I have watched the water in the Florida Keys change dramatically, and its appearance and then the amount of sea life. Under my boats are used to be a white sand with sea urchins Coral heads and sea fans growing in Gin clear water. Now the bottom is covered with stirred up soft slimy mud, with the sea grass dying under a coat of algae. This is due to too many agricultural runoff product particularly from sugar plantations running into the Everglades, the backcountry and then into the Gulf of Mexico and into the Atlantic Ocean. The coral reefs in the keys have become sparse for ocean life and the coral is mostly dying. This year for the first time the water under my boat has reached over 92 degrees and the few Coral heads that are left are brilliant White after dying. People are not aware of what is going on around us. And those that are are not objecting loud enough. Fossil fuel should be left in the ground we're always going to need some for greasing the wheels of civilization. But the Burnet with impunity is planetary suicide.

    • @vallee7966
      @vallee7966 Год назад +2

      @@edwardroche2480 it just hurts to see it, knowing there’s nothing we can do to change course. It’s painful.

    • @davidmenasco5743
      @davidmenasco5743 Год назад +2

      ​@@vallee7966There are things we can do. But it's like pulling teeth.
      We have to be persistent and not let the fossil profiteers win.

    • @davidbwn
      @davidbwn Год назад

      Yeah and proud of it

  • @carolyngarman1422
    @carolyngarman1422 Год назад +117

    As an environment geologist who tried to tell everyone about the coming climate crisis for 40+ years, I agree with everything that Peter Kalmus says. He is not exaggerating. Btw, I live within 5 miles of the Mountain Valley Pipeline where they did not control erosion into streams. The burning of fossil fuels will be the death of the planet if we don't change our ways.

    • @jankelsey9738
      @jankelsey9738 Год назад +18

      Overall the planet will be fine. Humans & many species of animals on the planet will be absolutely screwed.

    • @tomhaffly7498
      @tomhaffly7498 Год назад

      You told us 40 years ago that another ice age was coming! 😂
      Then we were going to be incinerated because of the hole in the ozone layer.
      Now global boiling? 🤣
      It couldn’t have anything to do with governments being fine with deforestation in Canada and Russia which they control but we need to spend money on your skewed science? 😂😂😂😂😂
      Clown school is in session!
      Oil executives lie and so do climate scientists to gain funding and attention.
      Climate deniers and climate cryers 😢

    • @_Circus_Clapped_
      @_Circus_Clapped_ Год назад +2

      You were wrong for 40+ years, also I don't see any nuclear power plants getting renewed or new contracts other than a few states actually doing the heavy work to keep their local grids online with little to no emissions

    • @carolyngarman1422
      @carolyngarman1422 Год назад +14

      @@_Circus_Clapped_ What are your credentials to say I was wrong?

    • @jimmshorts
      @jimmshorts Год назад +6

      death of our lovely, equilibrium way of life; Our being human beings. Fungi will survive

  • @maxdoubt5219
    @maxdoubt5219 Год назад +124

    For their deceptive propaganda and doubt-casting, Big Fossil should pay the most to deal with the transition to green energy.

    • @DonQuijote1975
      @DonQuijote1975 Год назад +2

      More people will be homeless poor etc when transitioning from fossils to green .

    • @michaelrch
      @michaelrch Год назад +13

      they need to go to jail forever. likewise the politicians that enable them.

    • @michaelrch
      @michaelrch Год назад

      @@5british5 for deliberately causing an environmental catastrophe of unprecedented proportion that is already killing millions of people, that is causing hundreds of billions of property losses every year and that will render entire countries uninhabitable.
      For starters.

    • @t.h.8475
      @t.h.8475 Год назад +3

      ​@@DonQuijote1975not if job training for green was a large part of it.

    • @pageek3487
      @pageek3487 Год назад +8

      @@DonQuijote1975more than when the climate collapses? There is a cost both ways, unfortunately because we waited too long to deal with it, but much more if we do nothing.

  • @sentientflower7891
    @sentientflower7891 Год назад +158

    Sorry but in the United States of America the penalty for shoplifting a candy bar is more serious than the penalty for destroying an entire living planet.

  • @DeCleyre161
    @DeCleyre161 Год назад +55

    We are gambling with human life on this planet. All of the so-called "pro-life" people should have climate change as their number one issue, if they were rationally sound about caring about children who will have to go through whole new lifetimes under the worst imaginable circumstances. All of the people who carry out the work of ecocide have jobs and homes. In the name of life, in the name of freedom, let us do away with them.

    • @DumbAssSpeakingWithMansVoice
      @DumbAssSpeakingWithMansVoice Год назад

      Secularists who believe life on earth will end are called environmentalists.
      Those who believe in Biblical end times for this world are called fanatics.

    • @obsoleteoptics
      @obsoleteoptics Год назад

      They only care about the unborn.

  • @rainsweptflower
    @rainsweptflower Год назад +18

    please bring peter on again soon

  • @-LightningRod-
    @-LightningRod- Год назад +8

    Peter Kalmus, 21stCentury Hero and LEADER

  • @ssake1_IAL_Research
    @ssake1_IAL_Research Год назад +17

    Thank you Peter Kalmus.

  • @AJay28830
    @AJay28830 Год назад +28

    Damn, he needed a longer segment 😣

  • @tonycerviver2123
    @tonycerviver2123 Год назад +23

    Then Ron's state of Florida suffers a devastating Hurricane after this debate. His tirade should be shown everywhere. This is what happens to people who deny reality.

    • @praizzzeGod
      @praizzzeGod Год назад +1

      Lmao, let me know when we fix this. Most countries with more people could care less about our climate tantrum

    • @MadOldMan-ck5wq
      @MadOldMan-ck5wq Год назад

      This is the ancestors we are organizing, and a period of civics civility and collaboration to protect our people. Trump will not get back into office again we need to start talking about communism. We need to warn the people that the Twitter virus allowed access to the communist the MS 365 Bill Gates system, allowed our documents to be exposed to the communist. We are going to go off grid off cloud off database secured for legal documents. We have a team of professionals from all around the world working on this and I have been working on it for years and years and years it is fixed, we need to hire 10 notaries to start off with to go either door-to-door stand on the corner, Safeway stores whatever to get the word out, we do not want our soldiers to go back over there fight the battle again and come back over the fake news, lie about their heroism and only show their mistakes. We want to keep food on the table for millions of people to put food on the shelves for millions of people and billions of people All around the world with water retired asshole time is it tighter we don’t want to fight communism for the fourth or fifth time please warn your young people to listen to the veteran show the veterans what they had to go through. We do not want them to go through that again we are going to sue Bill Gates end of the cord for $500 trillion and the communist president we love the Chinese people we love the Koreans, but we don’t like comment as we ate communism we’re not gonna do it again.

    • @RobertMJohnson
      @RobertMJohnson 11 месяцев назад

      LOLOLOL. Hurricanes NEVER happened before the industrial age. E v e r

  • @filipesoares92
    @filipesoares92 Год назад +33

    This is so worrisome. I have completely changed my interior and garden design business to a eco friendly and sustainable business. By sourcing on a local level, being aware of how every product is made to creating gardens that are organic and include native plants, etc. Hopefully, people will wake up.

    • @edwardroche2480
      @edwardroche2480 Год назад +6

      Every little thing everyone does helps. Be the first and be a good example. Thanks for proclaiming and doing your part.

    • @vallee7966
      @vallee7966 Год назад +2

      What’s your business name? Where are you?

    • @VanisleGirl1961
      @VanisleGirl1961 Год назад +1

      Sadly, it's almost too late for people to be waking up. I'm shocked every day how people deny, and carry on as if we're not crashing and burning at an ever increasing rate. And I am sorely unhappy with Biden's decisions on expanding pipelines and other fossil fuel projects. Talking about the climate crisis being real, but not willing to declare it as an emergency. Profit will not save these world leaders.But it's killing us first.

    • @RobertMJohnson
      @RobertMJohnson 11 месяцев назад

      Wake up to what? What you THINK you know through arrogance and nothing more?

    • @edwardroche2480
      @edwardroche2480 11 месяцев назад

      @@RobertMJohnson you show your arrogance by pretending were stating that you no more than people you haven't met nor ever talk to as long as you keep believing that you are totally

  • @mariaacevedo2200
    @mariaacevedo2200 Год назад +40

    We need more of these interviews about the realities of climate change!!

    • @laluba3603
      @laluba3603 Год назад +3

      You are 100% correct; we need to have a conversation about how our societies need to function to save lives on this unfathomably perfect and beautiful spaceship that we were so lucky to be born on and call our home. There is no other spaceship so well designed for us that we can use as a plan B home. THIS is the true global "issue" that should bind the people of the world together.

    • @carlit7903
      @carlit7903 Год назад +4

      yes, more interviews with actual experts, less camera time for politicians and corporations.

    • @kipincharge2833
      @kipincharge2833 Год назад +1

      ​@@laluba3603😀climate change is a hoax😀😄😃
      but yes
      💥💥💥SUPPORT INDIVIDUAL FREEDOM💥💥💥SUPPORT THE COMMONS💥💥💥our #1 job born to this Earth is to take care of it and share the true wealth of this world💥

    • @Kanoee64
      @Kanoee64 Год назад +1

      More honesty would be nice.

    • @HeatherNokes
      @HeatherNokes Год назад

      I agree with the second part of your comment. You need to get past the first part. Most of your energy probably goes to that, and that is derailing your ability to get on with what you really believe in. @@kipincharge2833

  • @KaikalaMoon
    @KaikalaMoon Год назад +52

    As an enthusiast of geology, astronomy, etc. I agree with Mr. Kalmus "most people don't understand what we're facing". The categorical disciplines don't even coordinate their info. Frustrating and sad 😔

    • @mischabloor7194
      @mischabloor7194 Год назад

      Not only that they don’t understand, they don’t believe it. Even if you show them all the data, they believe it’s a hoax, they believe that scientists are lying to us. They will say that it used to be much hotter when they were children, or this summer was actually quite mild, or it’s hot because it’s summer, god is punishing nonbelievers and other nonsense. The ignorance is quite astounding and absolutely tragic!

    • @tomhaffly7498
      @tomhaffly7498 Год назад +1

      The sky has been falling since the early 1970’s when we were going into the next ice age! 🤣

    • @davidmenasco5743
      @davidmenasco5743 Год назад +9

      ​@@tomhaffly7498That tired and hackneyed line has no relevance to the current discussion of climate change.
      The science of global warming has been consistent for well over a hundred years. It has been refined and improved.
      It has never been disproven. And it has never needed to be substantially backtracked.

    • @tomhaffly7498
      @tomhaffly7498 Год назад

      So obviously you we not alive yet to have studied the models and data from the 1960’s moving forward in time. I was and it didn’t pan out. So they changed the models. The first report from the IPCC was on track. Then it was high jacked by politicians with an agenda.
      Or possibly you are not aware of the bad data and models used by the IPCC pertaining to emissions.
      But you should continue to believe everything the governments are telling you.
      Especially if you are Canadian! Keep cutting down trees and telling people to buy electric cars! That will fix your CO2 issue.🤣

    • @reuireuiop0
      @reuireuiop0 Год назад +3

      Tom Haffy need to sniff a video explaining what 3' degree world looks like.

  • @KurtAnderson812
    @KurtAnderson812 Год назад +56

    Key words; Non-linear, Irreversible, catastrophe.
    He knows how bad it is, he knows that it is already too late to stop what’s coming to the planet.

    • @vallee7966
      @vallee7966 Год назад +14

      Yes. It was in the UN report released about 2 yrs ago. One phrase I remember was “if we stopped burning fossil fuels right now, today, to zero; the climate would continue its course for another 50+ yrs.”…
      Now think about your grandkids. What’s their lives gonna be like?

    • @t.h.8475
      @t.h.8475 Год назад +10

      ​@@vallee7966it breaks my heart. It makes me angry that people deny it. ANGRY

    • @kipincharge2833
      @kipincharge2833 Год назад +1

      ​@@t.h.8475deny what😀Hilary in the Palm Springs area was a blessing😛85 temps in August usually 110 😛nice rain for my plants and trees
      all the stuff they talked about are issues over 20 years old 🤬They don't fix roads or even little dams in the hills that prevent floods 😝
      same for these fires 🙉🙊🙈they don't cut back trees 😛WHY
      MANY GET SET BY FIREMEN WHO NEED WORK😝
      but don't worry the monopoly of insurance companies will be doubling there fee's as the government pays all the costs
      and MAUI ?????WHO CAN LISTEN TO ANY OF THESE EVIL PEOPLE😠

    • @langdons2848
      @langdons2848 Год назад +9

      People have no understanding of what "non-linear" really means - especially when it comes to the world that we rely on for literally *everything* that keeps us alive.

    • @user-ff8vo1se8v
      @user-ff8vo1se8v Год назад +1

      Fool

  • @tomlpl
    @tomlpl Год назад +8

    I am sorry, humanity is not capable of dealing with this issue. I figured that out long ago, and that’s why I took steps to do the best I could for my family to mitigate the consequences of our actions. There are so many barriers, and we have gone too far as it is. It’s like we’ve been smoking four packs of cigarettes a day and now we have stage four lung cancer. But no one wants to believe it.

    • @RobertMJohnson
      @RobertMJohnson 11 месяцев назад

      You don’t understand anything more than any other many does, and your efforts are in vain through vanity.

    • @nicolatesla5786
      @nicolatesla5786 11 месяцев назад

      Yeah I know denial is the leading cause of death for many AIDS patients. Denial is the cause of death of many smoking patients. Until it's too late just like my stepdad just like my uncle. And for decades the government has been warned by scientists that the increasing levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere would overheat planet Earth humans are pushing the planet into another Hothouse mass extinction. Earth has had two greenhouse-gas mass extinction events what occurred 242 million years ago that killed off 90% of all biodiversity on planet Earth you're the second one occurred 55 million years ago that one killed off 68% of all biodiversity on planet Earth.

    • @leosullivan9228
      @leosullivan9228 11 месяцев назад

      or, you signed up to get fooled once again

  • @bathsheba9581
    @bathsheba9581 Год назад +6

    I think most people get it but they just don't care. They care about their comfort in the here and now. I've observed people don't care all that much about their own children. I know this shocks people but I know it to be true.

  • @cadilacdesert
    @cadilacdesert Год назад +7

    We should do no Drive days and no consumption days

  • @natewebster73
    @natewebster73 11 месяцев назад +2

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    Please and thank you🤞🤞🤞

  • @sgturner59
    @sgturner59 Год назад +16

    Thanks for this.

  • @mildredmelusine6970
    @mildredmelusine6970 11 месяцев назад +6

    This is very much like the film “don’t look up”. More scientists should be covered in the news. Good job to this network, now air this kind of content everyday

    • @mildredmelusine6970
      @mildredmelusine6970 11 месяцев назад

      I’m subscribing, this channel seems like it covers this topic a lot. Respect.

  • @R.E.A.L.I.T.Y
    @R.E.A.L.I.T.Y Год назад +7

    All the CO2 in the atmosphere, if compacted into a single layer of just CO2 gas, was c.2m thick for 10,000 yrs before fossil fuel burning. In the last 200yrs we increased it to over c.4m+ thick. If the earth was basketball sized the atmosphere would be the thickness of 1 layer of scotch tape.

  • @obsoleteoptics
    @obsoleteoptics Год назад +7

    We need to immediately implement what Guy McPherson calls Planetary Hospice.

    • @nicolatesla5786
      @nicolatesla5786 11 месяцев назад +1

      Did you know guy McPherson went to New York in 2019 and he went to a city meeting he announced that planet Earth was involved in a mass extinction is due to the oil companies. I monitor the land surface temperatures of planet Earth and I've seen huge changes in the short 10 to 15 year time. That's a blink of a second in Earth time normally greenhouse-gas Extinction events take anywhere from 10000 to 20000 years to occur humans have accelerated that by 100 times and did it in 270 years

    • @obsoleteoptics
      @obsoleteoptics 11 месяцев назад +1

      ​@@nicolatesla5786Indeed. We don't have much time left.

  • @Cobbmtngirl
    @Cobbmtngirl Год назад +26

    Why not give him a couple more minutes to complete his statements? I would have liked to hear it all.

    • @paintingcat7426
      @paintingcat7426 Год назад +3

      I agree he needed more time. Most important topic in the world currently please have him back and do a special so he has more time to explain everything😣

    • @obsoleteoptics
      @obsoleteoptics Год назад

      They're always strapped for time on this show.

    • @JulieTiger
      @JulieTiger Год назад +2

      He's done a handful of other interviews over the last year or so you can also find on RUclips.. notably a detailed one on 'Wired'

  • @swatisharma9006
    @swatisharma9006 Год назад +12

    Agree a 💯
    I also believe that the public is not only not aware but lacks interest in knowing; even when signs are visible in surroundings. May be a louder and persistent alarm would help- esp scientists telling facts and projections like you mentioned information on what to expect by 2025-2030…
    Second; from what I have heard- wind, solar, EVs are not green. India has already started reporting on EV waste issues.
    Third - public needs to know the real feasible alternatives. Going from one mistake to another can be very detrimental, that is fossil fuels to battery waste and increased mining etc
    If going back to simpler ways is the only option then public needs to know that. Additionally it seems like going back to walkable cities, bikes, bike rickshaws seems anti-progress but it really isn’t if it’s the lowest carbon lifestyle. That’s a message we all need to be on same page with. The only way to cut down on carbon footprint 👣 is to reduce demand and dependency on the same. Unless there is science to remove excess carbon and stop the damage.

    • @kipincharge2833
      @kipincharge2833 Год назад

      guess you like driving 20 miles to get real food😀😃😄would love to have real food in walking distance 😝but buy a electrric car right 😅why this IS BULL💩😄

    • @HeatherNokes
      @HeatherNokes Год назад

      'If going back to simpler ways is the only option then the public need to know that' I agree with that. @swatisharma9006 is looking at life through his eyes, where he is. As you are. If you don't feel that can work for you, It may mean your life will have to change @@kipincharge2833 because we will have to power down. I think his comment was good and very much likely. Try and get past the bullshit in your world and get on with the rest of what's to come.

    • @HeatherNokes
      @HeatherNokes Год назад +2

      This is a great comment. The kind of conversation I hope we can begin to have, once we get past all the shouting and polarisation. It's realistic. Thanks.

    • @carpediem44
      @carpediem44 Год назад +3

      I gave up driving in the 2000s. I bike almost everywhere.

  • @louannkyle602
    @louannkyle602 Год назад +28

    Any presidential candidate who can’t or won’t address all the needs of the country including climate change should just quit and walk away the presidency is our highest office they have to govern for everyone not just their voters if they can’t even acknowledge there is a problem then they can’t work towards fixing it none of them are fit to hold that office

    • @edwardroche2480
      @edwardroche2480 Год назад +1

      The president is still but a small part, the Senate and House of Representatives must write the legislation passed legislation and get it to the president's desk. We need to bury the senators and House Representatives in letters proclaiming the need for change in the fossil-fuel and Plastics industry. We need to backup and support green energy and Renewables in all of their forms.

    • @vallee7966
      @vallee7966 Год назад +5

      @@edwardroche2480how? Each of them receives huge cart-loads of money from special interests? Fossil fuel, big pharma, big banks, Wall St, etc.

    • @VanisleGirl1961
      @VanisleGirl1961 Год назад

      We are so insignificant to them all. We need a national strike now. Grind it all to a halt and see what gets done. @@edwardroche2480

  • @drbettyschueler3235
    @drbettyschueler3235 Год назад +5

    Most of my family thinks global warming isn't real even though they are experiencing severe weather patterns. It is apparently "God's will" and there is nothing they can do to prevent what is happening. The worst part is that these are the members of the family with children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren. It is heartbreaking to think of what these young people are going to face.

    • @anthonymorris5084
      @anthonymorris5084 11 месяцев назад

      There is no evidence of "severe weather patterns" as new phenomenon. History didn't begin the day you were born.

    • @MyKharli
      @MyKharli 11 месяцев назад

      Yes there is ! Look it up , More heat (GHG`s are an Earth blanket ) more energy to feed into more chaotic weather . Its junior grade science so who is telling you what you say ?@@anthonymorris5084

    • @nicolatesla5786
      @nicolatesla5786 11 месяцев назад

      Add the children and grandchildren will face extreme hardship especially famine projection that as global temperatures continue to rise oh, it'll be harder and harder for water vapor that is humidity to turn into visible clouds and water vapor eventually there will be a global famine.

    • @nicolatesla5786
      @nicolatesla5786 11 месяцев назад

      @@anthonymorris5084 boy you are really really really really wrong. Here's some data for you go to Wikipedia type in Australia flood list. In the 1960s and 1970s note when the flood occurs what year does it occur. It does the flood occur every 2 to 3 years in Australia? And notice how the floods increase every decade until the 2020s then go on Google and type in this keyword increasing Australian flooding

    • @anthonymorris5084
      @anthonymorris5084 11 месяцев назад

      @@MyKharli Data proves there has been mild warming of around 1C over the last 200 years. This warming is proven to be mostly happening within the coldest most uninhabitable places, mostly occurring in winter, and mostly at night. *There is no evidence whatsoever* that weather has become more "chaotic" or severe. None.
      Myopic zombies are simply screeching "climate change" every single time they see a storm, flood, fire or drought going forward. That is not science, it is classic reinforcement bias. This hyperbolic nonsense is being fueled by 24/7 media that sensationalizes everything, seeks out every single catastrophe they can find to shove down our throats.

  • @susananderson5029
    @susananderson5029 Год назад +8

    JPMorganChase are the worst! Peter Kalmus is doing vital important work.

  • @amandasaunders4679
    @amandasaunders4679 Год назад +32

    "Being the change". Because the industrial fate decided by a small group of ivy league families 200 years ago is something individuals are responsible for. The science of Gaslighting.

    • @Dragrath1
      @Dragrath1 Год назад

      Indeed only revolution can do much if anything

    • @blahdelablah
      @blahdelablah Год назад +3

      What's the alternative? Sit back and watch our life support systems be destroyed?

    • @sinkpehnarossfire454
      @sinkpehnarossfire454 Год назад

      ​@blahdelablah 🌎: "Underground, that's where many people survived the 'times' this happened. The Appalachian mountain area, the whole line can support many people. The Dakotas, Nebraska and those areas are all a major flood plain. Everything this occurred before.

    • @davidmenasco5743
      @davidmenasco5743 Год назад +1

      ​@@sinkpehnarossfire454So, in other words, two hundred years from now, the humans who remain will all be cavemen?

    • @blahdelablah
      @blahdelablah Год назад

      @@sinkpehnarossfire454 What food did these people live on? Also, we haven't seen anything on the scale we're due to see in the next 50 years within the last 10,000 years.

  • @eleanormattice3598
    @eleanormattice3598 11 месяцев назад +3

    I have neighbors that say "it's just that time of year" as wildfires level our forests in summer. Or " the climate has cycles" as California wilts in drought. Or " it's always been like this" as storms are stronger than ever. We are doomed to die in ignorance and denial.

  • @coleorum
    @coleorum Год назад +27

    Good to hear someone who understands where we are heading.

  • @patriciaeddy7629
    @patriciaeddy7629 Год назад +10

    Even our planting zones have changed because of climate change. For example, zone 5 is now consided a zone 7 planting region.😮
    We are entering a place of no return with all this storms causing insurance companies to not even offer home insurance in certain states.
    FEMA ran into next year's expenses because of flooding and unexpected storms producing damage in so many regions.

  • @climateteacherjohnj7763
    @climateteacherjohnj7763 Год назад +28

    Peter Kalmus walks the talk. His book, "Being the Change: Live Well and Spark a Climate Revolution" and find out how he's reorganized his life in car-central Southern California to emit 1-10th the carbon of his neighbors.

  • @DWilliams-sf5th
    @DWilliams-sf5th Год назад +16

    Gotta save rich folks beach front property.

    • @princegroove
      @princegroove Год назад

      Celebs here in L.A. won’t be pleased.

    • @user-ff8vo1se8v
      @user-ff8vo1se8v Год назад

      🤪

    • @Sang-Je
      @Sang-Je Год назад +1

      Just saving food supplies will suffice. 😊

    • @norafox4789
      @norafox4789 Год назад

      That's the problem..Rich bitches,DONT CARE.....

  • @theindependentcanadian7698
    @theindependentcanadian7698 Год назад +3

    Rich people telling poor people to live with less is not environmentalism it’s fascism

    • @thomaslusk7621
      @thomaslusk7621 Год назад

      Yes , I believe that's exactly the situation here.

    • @Darkotaku85
      @Darkotaku85 Год назад

      Climate change will purge all you capitalist bootlickers soon.

  • @stepthos
    @stepthos Год назад +5

    "How hot we allow it to get it is how hot it will stay for a very long time."

    • @davidmenasco5743
      @davidmenasco5743 Год назад

      However, if we stop burning fossil fuels, the global average temperature will stop rising. This is the most important fact, because it tells us what we need to do.

    • @arazatliyev6564
      @arazatliyev6564 Год назад

      ​@@davidmenasco5743you have watched star wars?

    • @RobertMJohnson
      @RobertMJohnson 11 месяцев назад

      @@davidmenasco5743which experiment did you run to guarantee such an outcome?

    • @nicolatesla5786
      @nicolatesla5786 11 месяцев назад

      Carbon dioxide stays in the atmosphere between 300 years and 1200 years methane stays in the atmosphere for up to 10 years. So even if the carbon dioxide emissions comes to a stop oh, it will probably take decades before the Earth starts to cool down again

  • @PeaceLoveandJoyTour
    @PeaceLoveandJoyTour Год назад +3

    Thanks for speaking the truth about climate change, I'm so sick of people not taking this serious

  • @goldmother2238
    @goldmother2238 Год назад +6

    Switching to alternative sources of energy is also not going to fix the problem .... All require limited resources .... Even solar requires a lot of hardware and infrastructure. Definitely not electric vehicles .... All rely on materials that come from countries where labor / child labor is exploited

  • @rajeshrajan6200
    @rajeshrajan6200 Год назад +103

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    • @edwardratcliffe9177
      @edwardratcliffe9177 Год назад

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    • @rajeshrajan6200
      @rajeshrajan6200 Год назад

      It’s a method where your account is linked to another person’s and whatever happens in theirs reflects in yours without doing it manually. It’s very transparent

    • @vipushiya7594
      @vipushiya7594 Год назад

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    • @rajeshrajan6200
      @rajeshrajan6200 Год назад

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    • @vipushiya7594
      @vipushiya7594 Год назад

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  • @princegroove
    @princegroove Год назад +10

    Hopefully, it’ll wipe out the nefarious GOP in its wake.

    • @morganjames4971
      @morganjames4971 Год назад +2

      Along with the authoritarian Dems

    • @princegroove
      @princegroove Год назад

      @@morganjames4971 You mean the totalitarian GOP, right simpleton?

    • @jayleeper1512
      @jayleeper1512 Год назад +4

      Politics in America is a good cop, bad cop routine. At the end of the day, both parties work for the same people and it ain’t us

    • @702Wolfi
      @702Wolfi Год назад

      You belong in a mental institution.

    • @livthedream91
      @livthedream91 Год назад +2

      @@morganjames4971”authoritarian Dems” aren’t telling women what to do with their reproductive choices, banning books, or telling anyone who they may love and marry, how to dress, or what healthcare a family may access for their children. Get real.

  • @TonyFed
    @TonyFed Год назад +2

    The Democratic Party, the GOP, and the oil industry were aligned on the importance of addressing climate change back in the 70s, but when they realized that they could just “deny” and the public would happily lap up the denial propaganda while they rake in obscene profits our fate was sealed.

  • @VanisleGirl1961
    @VanisleGirl1961 Год назад +17

    This may very well be THE most important report currently. I wish this was on more news stations but of course I myself don't watch those so... But it's a climate emergency that those of us who have been paying attention have been mortified with. The way things are accelerating is frightening. Biden as well as many governments continue to talk out the sides of their mouths, while marching on to approve fossil fuel projects. I don't know what it will take! Making goals to reduce use of fossil fuels ten years out...its infuriating and just feels hopeless.

  • @bettyswallocks6411
    @bettyswallocks6411 Год назад +3

    Far from being sceptical, since the late 70s, I have been increasingly certain that, unless meaningful action was taken, we humans were putting the environment that supports us on a road to ruin. Since no meaningful action has been taken, we are on our way. We went past the tipping balance, as people like to call the tangle of feedback loops that is our climate, years ago and we still have not acted. It’s always been profit before people, and that has to stop. It doesn’t matter how much money you have, if your whole planet is a desert.

  • @vilmareynoso5079
    @vilmareynoso5079 Год назад +5

    My heart is broken, too, Peter.

  • @joncumberbatch852
    @joncumberbatch852 Год назад +2

    It's not just about ditching fossil fuels but ensuring modern alternatives don't pivot on those whom built the old world we also need to move away from the individual and more towards a family dynamic to reduce consumption

  • @R.A.A.
    @R.A.A. Год назад +4

    My sudden increased perspiration is mortifying, I never in my life felt like I can’t walk in daylight. 🥵

  • @davidtildesley3197
    @davidtildesley3197 Год назад +2

    It's not so hard to understand why the real response from politicians etc is the very opposite of what it should be. Simply put: The social system of wage labour and capital has a single immutable dynamic - the accumulation of capital.

  • @georgepadron7027
    @georgepadron7027 Год назад +3

    You know I can understand these young people that don't know s*** because they've been hiding in their video games the last 30 years but you're an old lady you know the hurricanes have existed since the dawn of time. These things are seasonal. I remember one year we had seven hurricanes go through Florida.

  • @robinmiller5256
    @robinmiller5256 Год назад +5

    There is a lawsuit that’s been brought by a group of young environmentalists that have sued the state of montana because of destroying the quality of air for the next generation. Will there be more lawsuits like these?

    • @nicolatesla5786
      @nicolatesla5786 11 месяцев назад

      Yeah New York try to sue Exxon but unfortunately the judge favored Exxon

  • @acesfullmike5371
    @acesfullmike5371 Год назад +5

    More coverage of climate change, please!!

  • @Mike-B.
    @Mike-B. Год назад +3

    Great last question Nermeen. No one will answer it, except by saying that renewables will save us. If the guest cares about his children, what about everyone else's children. We agree that fossil fuels and human behavior caused it, but without a replacement, what will be the consequences of leaving it in the ground.

  • @reginafefifofina
    @reginafefifofina Год назад +7

    3:00 could be one of those situations where we have to show the assholes how they personally benefit, how they can make money or increase their property values -then we have to find a way for it to look like it’s their idea -- kind of like a participation award 😂

    • @watertech011
      @watertech011 11 месяцев назад

      bet you're the smartest guy in the room everywhere you go.

  • @edwardmiessner6502
    @edwardmiessner6502 11 месяцев назад +1

    That schoolchildren remark by Ron DeSantis shows the utter contempt Republican politicians view young people under 30, even their own young adults who are members of Young America.

  • @metallchips8569
    @metallchips8569 Год назад +15

    I agree with the message being delivered by Kalmus.

  • @nacarreira777
    @nacarreira777 Год назад +1

    No more subsidies for fossil fuel companies. They should be helping with clean up and rebuilding for lying to the public about the very real dangers of burning fossil fuels.

  • @nicolebarr9397
    @nicolebarr9397 Год назад +3

    thank you, Peter.

  • @beautifulfouse
    @beautifulfouse Год назад +1

    The sad thing is that everything he said we already,,,shamefully already know.

  • @mpgingdl
    @mpgingdl Год назад +4

    It isn't just fossil fuels and the companies that extract them. It is actually ecological overshoot.

  • @CowboyConan
    @CowboyConan Год назад +2

    And the Easter Islanders cut down their last tree. Civilizations are self-limiting. Only tribes are sustainable in the long term.

  • @bargdaffy1535
    @bargdaffy1535 Год назад +3

    Peter is one of the Best Climate Scientists!

  • @MetalHendrix.
    @MetalHendrix. Год назад +17

    I find barbaric that We know all these Facts and there’s no change. We cant Do this? Do We Really need A.I. to take over?

    • @princegroove
      @princegroove Год назад +1

      That’s why disingenuous politicians are so against AI.

    • @702Wolfi
      @702Wolfi Год назад

      You have no facts. All you have is lies and manipulated data.

    • @JohnDoe-qz1ql
      @JohnDoe-qz1ql Год назад +2

      What makes you think a hypothetical "AI takeover" would be beneficial to the improvement of climate change?? An AI would likely want to heighten it's influence and that takes resources.

    • @user-vt7uz9fs7e
      @user-vt7uz9fs7e Год назад

      At the rate it's advancing, A.I. will produce robots to take care of its needs.@@JohnDoe-qz1ql

    • @user-vt7uz9fs7e
      @user-vt7uz9fs7e Год назад

      A.I. will be able to exist without humans. No need for it to change anything for its purposes

  • @Silentsister
    @Silentsister Год назад +3

    Or- the time honored tradition of easy-to-make napalm?
    Why are there benzenes in the water in Kula? Not just Lahaina.
    A Lahaina resident who goes by "all good things..xxx"(can't remember his full screen name) has very good footage from the beginning of the fire. He shows the historical prison. The wood roof has a literal hole in it. Looks bombed.
    I don't know for sure- it's speculation on all of this. Obviously, many of us are going on intuition and historical evidence of the propensity for power structures to go ballistic on their own people in the name of power, control and riches.
    Keep 'em coming Eric! It's starting a good discourse between people. Mahalo & Aloha!! 🤙💖🌺⭐️🙏

  • @zombiehampster1397
    @zombiehampster1397 Год назад +2

    It's refreshing that Alexander Diaz, as an apparent republican, expressed views and concerns about climate change, only to have the "adults" dodge and misdirect and act like children. If i was him, I would be really concerned for the Republican leaderships grasp on reality, because at least he wanted to address something that will affect/doom us all. I have a hard time watching that exchange...it was just...insane.

    • @MadOldMan-ck5wq
      @MadOldMan-ck5wq Год назад

      We ancestors love all your generations out there start talking together, stop the Vietnam war again stop the communist war against stopped in Korean Morgan wherever we have to add this time stop it. The fake news is going to ruin our soldiers again spit in your face, forget their heroism and only talk about their mistakes and gonna happen again as all timers are not gonna have they gonna happen to get Trump will not get into the office. DeSantos will not get into at the office drawl violent people. Trump said he would kill us and nobody would do anything about it he would lose any votes. We don’t want a man to threaten to kill us in Times Square as old-timers do not want Trump in office. We will not let him in office. We will do everything in our power to keep him out of office. He’s a bad man he’s a killer he’s a murderer. He is bad he’s a little baby we don’t want a baby in office.

  • @stu-tony5706
    @stu-tony5706 Год назад +9

    Global Copper reserves are estimated at about 870 million metric tonnes (USGS), annual demand is about 28 million metric tonnes. Simple math tells us that with current global demand/consumption rates there is around 31 years worth in the ground still. Copper and other minerals are absolutely necessary for any renewable transition. However, people need to be conscious that there aren't unlimited supplies of these materials, and unfortunately circular economies for these materials are non-existent or aren't near the scale needed to use them wisely.

    • @kipincharge2833
      @kipincharge2833 Год назад +2

      😅SO WE ARE SCREWED no matter what 😃I VOTE PARTY TIL THE END😄😃😀😆

    • @arazatliyev6564
      @arazatliyev6564 Год назад

      Bro,dont tell me story.really.l swear on my Virtue..l know these.also they also know.but they dont behave as they say so..why they have to behave so,we wont live on earth after a while..soon,un near future we will live on other planets,not like mars,venus,complete other olanets

  • @jimmshorts
    @jimmshorts Год назад +1

    Peter, "global heat retention" and alternative energy sources are already cheaper than fossil fuels. Yes! The petroleum industry pay offs a la corruption is the base fundamental underpinning of continuing contribution to global heat retention. And, yes, disgusting.

  • @kindredg
    @kindredg Год назад +10

    It's also clearcutting and forest fires. It's equally a palling that construction is still using raw wood. Fossil fuels are not the only cause of this mess.

    • @michaelrch
      @michaelrch Год назад +2

      Indeed
      the clear cutting is mostly for animal ag.
      If you want to end your contribution to that you can by stopping buying animal ag products. Go plant-based for a shot at a liveable future.

    • @timeenoughforart
      @timeenoughforart Год назад +1

      Steel and concrete are even greater contributors of CO2. Properly managed wood can be a healthy carbon sink. You can connect the massive fires to fossil fuel usage. Every increase in temperature and drought is an increase in fires.

    • @michaelrch
      @michaelrch Год назад

      @@timeenoughforart steel and concrete arent nearly as bad as animal ag. The direct emissions from animal ag are 15% of total global emissions. And even worse, the opportunity cost of wasting 3 billion hectares of land animal ag instead of rewilding and reforesting it is worth 65% of global emissions for 30 years... 65% is not a typo...

    • @timeenoughforart
      @timeenoughforart Год назад

      I know, my comment is in reply to not using wood for construction. Which I know we should cut back, but that more than just wood needs to be reduced. I'm surrounded by CAFO's and would love nothing more than the world quit eating cheese.
      @@michaelrch

    • @michaelrch
      @michaelrch Год назад +1

      @@timeenoughforart understood.
      It's funny. I go for walks in nearby woods and it always bothers me when I see them logging.
      But then on Wednesday I went to the store to buy some pieces of wood which I use to reinforce placards I make for climate protests! Lol.

  • @josephinenilsson1541
    @josephinenilsson1541 Год назад +1

    Climate change is what made me not have children, lose faith in mankind, and no worry about retirement.

    • @nicolatesla5786
      @nicolatesla5786 11 месяцев назад

      Josephine thank you very much good yes every child that is born starts to emit carbon dioxide. The the first diaper that is put on the baby, was transported by truck which emits carbon dioxide. The workers that travel to the factory to make the diaper, emits carbon dioxide. Carbon dioxide stays in the atmosphere between 300 years to 1,200 years. Perhaps you could start planting trees it also helped consume large amounts of carbon dioxide. Huge huge fields of hemp what do a great thing at absorbing carbon dioxide. And then they have could be compressed into blocks. And then the blocks would be put into the ground. Just sit forever

  • @epoch1981
    @epoch1981 Год назад +15

    Thank goodness Biden took precious time to explain what global warming means, floods, storms, all that, I had almost forgotten after 35 years and tens of thousands of conversations. Biden 2024!

    • @JohnDoe-qz1ql
      @JohnDoe-qz1ql Год назад

      😂😂😂

    • @bryan9931
      @bryan9931 Год назад +2

      Good to hear that it finally sunk in for you.

    • @michaelrch
      @michaelrch Год назад +2

      you are missing the /s there brother

    • @nicolatesla5786
      @nicolatesla5786 11 месяцев назад

      Actually in 1988 Chief scientist for NASA dr. James Hansen, was probably one of the first scientist, to sit before the United States Senate, to tell the United States Senate the dangers in fact he mentioned that the Fingerprints of climate change has just been detected. That decades have theory that carbon dioxide would warm the planet. You mentioned to the United States Senate that if carbon dioxide and the other greenhouse gases were not reduced, that planet Earth would plunge into a period of extreme storms extreme flooding extreme heat waves extreme droughts. He did not know exactly when they would start to increase. But his prediction was 2050. However in the mid-90s, flooding events work increasing on a yearly basis in Australia. It was at one time there was a flood every three years maybe two years in Australia. Now and the early 2000s there's a flood every year and now there's three to four floods a year in Australia. It's an absolute horrible thing what the people are experiencing. This is on top of the drought cycle that occurs every few years

  • @1888bry
    @1888bry Год назад +1

    God save the Republic.

  • @richietattersall2122
    @richietattersall2122 Год назад +3

    One of the sagas with Florida is that most of the State is less than 100 feet above the "water table". Between the water expanding in density as it gets warmer and the above ground Ice Packs melting, it has nowhere to drain TO.

  • @glendagraves1637
    @glendagraves1637 Год назад +6

    If it cannot be reversed, we need to start addressing the consequences we will face and determine ways to solve issues. We have done many great things and solved many difficult problems. We can address this if we approach the issues rationally and intelligently.

    • @obsoleteoptics
      @obsoleteoptics Год назад

      Implement what Guy McPherson calls Planetary Hospice.

    • @RobertMJohnson
      @RobertMJohnson 11 месяцев назад

      Consequences like more produce and livestock from the increased precipitation we are seeing?

    • @obsoleteoptics
      @obsoleteoptics 11 месяцев назад

      @@RobertMJohnson You mean more floods that destroy crops and drown livestock?

    • @glendagraves1637
      @glendagraves1637 11 месяцев назад

      @@RobertMJohnson If we are lucky. That would be great. However, the hot ocean threw dead fish and seaweed onto Florida beaches this year. Sea creatures are affected by heat as rain replenishes dry lakes. As usual, one place can benefit while another gets harmed.

  • @ulliburwood4706
    @ulliburwood4706 Год назад +2

    Ignorance and Greed

  • @DrummerGrrrl1234
    @DrummerGrrrl1234 Год назад +4

    As long as we’re focused on trying to save our modern lifestyles, the climate crisis will continue to get worse. We need to focus on restoring the health of the planet. Technology will not save us. Industrial civilization is inherently unsustainable no matter what kind of energy is used to power it. We need to drastically reduce our consumption of everything, including energy. The illusion that we can have constant economic growth and a livable planet is quickly coming to an end. The sooner we realize this, the sooner we can get busy saving what’s left of the earth, and restoring what has been destroyed by our voracious consumerism.

  • @johnmccullough3662
    @johnmccullough3662 Год назад +1

    every politician behaves in ways to keep its independent voters on their side. when the environment party can elect and keep a president in office? they will get 100% of what is needed and stated

  • @Cooper43642
    @Cooper43642 Год назад +4

    He had so much more to say. Wish there weren't time restraints.

  • @brooksanderson2599
    @brooksanderson2599 Год назад +1

    When all is said, but left undone, lethal climate change has become ABRUPT (wildfires, floods, Cat.4 and 5 hurricanes, etc), and IRREVERSABLE (Arctic sea snow and ice in terminal melt, Arctic seafloor methane clathrate and onshore tundra melt and sublimation, Brazilian Amazon rainforest being a net generator of "greenhouse gasses" rather than the sink it used to be, etc.). We ar well into Earth's 9th mass extinction and it includes us. old geologist

  • @jayleeper1512
    @jayleeper1512 Год назад +6

    Boil, frog, boil !!!

  • @-LightningRod-
    @-LightningRod- Год назад +1

    Do NOT mince your words anymore, Be Brave only you can prevent Stupid politiciansd saying Stupid things,...
    Don;'t forget to VOTE
    \VOTE like yer Life depends on it.

  • @raymondbyczko
    @raymondbyczko Год назад +4

    When it gets too hot, many agricultural crops won't grow. Poor harvests means famine.

  • @thomaslusk7621
    @thomaslusk7621 Год назад +1

    As if this guy never ever used a gallon of gas , never ate food produced and hauled by diesel fuel,, Was never heated or cooled or used an amp of electricity generated from Coal, Oil, It Natural gas.

  • @williammayhoperights
    @williammayhoperights Год назад +6

    when i wrote the paper the 37 counts of 'global warming'in 1973, i was spot on about storms, drought, desertification, forest fires, ocean rising, melting ice sheets, and rising heat, i warned about epidemics and the rate of cancer growing,. the thing that i got wrong was how FAST this was going to come upon us, the last part of my paper was the 'feed back' loop that might occur when the poles and glaciers started to melt. it has happened, and when i heard you say that the ground temperature was 150 degrees that it is beyond scary. i am still trying to get my head around it, this guy is absolutely correct, we, a society, a world, are more vulnerable that we can even imagine. the use of fossil fuels, is bad,but i have done this work, i made the world aware of this coming, the NUCLEAR cabal is far, far more dangerous, and this gets into some very technical truths about nuclear, their deadly toxins that destroy life on a molecular level.the fossil fuel are also hell on earth, and their terror is also overwhelming. they and the nuclear industries have made my life hell on earth for years and years. they are using some new technical weapons on me, they burned my skull last night. sick with long covid and exhausted, and i do so miss my kids and having a life! but the aholes using me are destroying the world and themselves for money they will never have! they will be the most hated people that have ever lived, they and the monsters they serve.the way i am stocked ,they have bought crowds on demand to stock, threaten and terrorize my life. please don't use phrases like'connect the dots' i was the ONE that did connect those dots, that what i have been saying for years under torture and every time they torture me, use my work, stealing it from torture and illegal violation, they are using technology to make miss use of technology as a way to use people and we have seen the rise of sexism, racism, and meanness and stupidly. you have know is idea how often or the terrible extent that i have been tortured and treated unjustly, remember i have been the one that said 'Global Warming ;is real, sense 1973! the amount of violence and unfairness. i need help to deal with getting the renewable energy to folks! and earnest money and investors, my royalties made billions in the arts while i was tortured and literally beaten with a baseball bat when i tried to work. yet i am ready and able to have the world know about my work on energy i think your percent of what part is caused by fossil fuels is too high, nuclear energy is the main heating to enormousness degrees, and lasting for almost ever, is the real bad evil, as well as fossil fuels, but weather you agree with me ion this point or not, my work will end both these monstrous killing industries, maybe it will not end fossil fuel right away, but it will ultimately stop them, and you can start right now building them and only then will this planet have HOPE!. the 2 evil twins leer at us, we build nukes then they cause massive death with their toxins and meltdowns, then we build more fossil fuels, and they spill and create pollution, and with fraking, contaminate the water table, and always the temperature is rising from both these heinousness killers!we have another solution, you have no idea how much i have suffered ti stay alive to create it and have the world be given a chance to live! the aholes violating my life are killing trees, animals, their kids and grand kids and still they go torturing me,but it is also killing themselves! my energy i created in 2004 in Tucson Az, dying from advanced crones disease,a 5 time cancer survivor and i have so many times endured such terrible violence and injustice it is a real miracle i am writing this and even alive. my energy will work, and the aholes violating my life know that is true, just like all these years i was called'crazy' for trying to warn about 'Global Waring;' they knew was true. it will work on existing grids, once they are made they will be easy to maintain, they will work on smaller scales and larger scales, they will cost less than 1 cent for every dollar we are spending now, they a truly Real, ready to go, solution. they will undo the harm being done, but they will finally stop the unbridled growth of destruction! but this time I must have my name on the patents so they can not be stolen or buried. we need my RENEWABLE energy, NOW!!, Peter Kalms, green peace, Democracy Now, earth first, all of us folks that want life on earth, to have rights, economy and most of a future for the children, NOW! all people of any good purpose must help me now, but i after so many years of torture, don't believe it will be possible to use and install them and have them make any real difference UNLESS the truth comes about targeting me, the injustice and the violence, because w can nit allow EVER this miss use of technology for the benefit of the few to destroy pothers, and maybe even, god i hope not, life on earth! when i say this is destroying the economy with hypocrisy, it is true, and the sheer meanness is destroying our society, to protect those destroying life on earth! to survive and have any economy, freedom, truth, restitution, pay me my royalties, to Roberta May Hope Caster, and my kids, Hope under torture, stay none violation, be HONEST, a blessing to all environmentalist, i have the power, i hang on under torture, HOPE

  • @websitemartian
    @websitemartian Год назад +1

    why would we reduce our oil drilling ? meanwhile the rest of the world keeps drilling then we will end up paying ridiculous prices for fuel devastating our economy...

  • @hendrsb33
    @hendrsb33 Год назад +13

    Legislative and industrial leadership are partially to blame... either incompetent or cruel and wasting precious time. Also, the public has the same material addictions as they and are unwilling to change. Current leadership has to go and people need to get a clue. I think the problem can be worked out, but it'll take an unprecedented and rapid group effort to do it.

    • @davidbwn
      @davidbwn Год назад

      Nope

    • @arazatliyev6564
      @arazatliyev6564 Год назад

      Everything you drink,eat,even do shower is be created by them.😂they arent guilty,you are guilty..there is onky one leader in the world, this also to belongs to them

  • @realcomedyperrycoalmon9407
    @realcomedyperrycoalmon9407 Год назад +2

    No doubt children understand the science of climate change better than our politicians. That really means we don't have adults running the country. Since the US is still the most influential country in the world, what does that imply to you???

  • @TheDoomWizard
    @TheDoomWizard Год назад +1

    Everyone will be screaming to death by 2030.

  • @pablojareno1041
    @pablojareno1041 Год назад +11

    We don't need an alternative to fossil fuel energy, we need a system that doesn't based in grouth of the economy: less transport, less travels, less energy and share with poors countries the wealth of the richest people in the world.

    • @user-ff8vo1se8v
      @user-ff8vo1se8v Год назад +3

      What a concept! And let's give peace a chance 🙏❤️

    • @pablojareno1041
      @pablojareno1041 Год назад +3

      @@user-ff8vo1se8v in fact, a great part of climate crisis has been caused by arms industry

    • @SharpieDiesel
      @SharpieDiesel Год назад +3

      @@pablojareno1041 Cop city actively deforesting Atlanta. What a waste of time and resources.

    • @JohnDoe-qz1ql
      @JohnDoe-qz1ql Год назад

      A smaller economy would only mean less resources to distribute...

    • @JohnDoe-qz1ql
      @JohnDoe-qz1ql Год назад

      ​@@SharpieDieselcop city?

  • @lindarose2327
    @lindarose2327 Год назад +2

    Please talk about aerosol masking effect also called global dimming. We can’t stop industrialization unless there is an albedo project (Meers) already working or the planet will heat up even faster. Lately temperatures are rising due to new regulations on how
    Much sulfur can be emitted from cargo ships (lowering aerosols) please check this out.

  • @ruthnolan13
    @ruthnolan13 Год назад +3

    Yes we do understand, Mr. Kalmus, don't treat us like we are idiots I just lived through a hurricane in the California desert- Palm Springs - it ravaged our area like I've never seen in 25 years living here. 77 degrees during the storm, 122 degrees 8 days later. We know we are doomed.

    • @bettysue8671
      @bettysue8671 Год назад +1

      Not enough know. Spread the word, please

    • @abigailpew8383
      @abigailpew8383 Год назад

      Not doomed, we can have a great impact on the future if we stop drilling, even now

  • @FarleyAndrews
    @FarleyAndrews Год назад +3

    What will be the effects of methane gas escaping from melting permafrost in northern latitudes ? Thank you ! - Farley Andrews

  • @shanemitchell5807
    @shanemitchell5807 11 месяцев назад +1

    I hear a lot from the climate activists about the climate emergency and nothing regarding a solution. Most people I encounter either don't really care about climate issues or don't believe it exists. I guess it's going to have to be a disaster that affects them directly before they wake up.

  • @stephen_pfrimmer
    @stephen_pfrimmer Год назад +4

    Thank you Amy and Nermeen, and thank you Peter Kalmus.

  • @a.somerset7393
    @a.somerset7393 Год назад

    Why doesn’t FL re-call DeSantis? He’s terrible for FL and the world.

  • @vinniecasqer840
    @vinniecasqer840 Год назад +3

    So what's Peter's answer to the technological resource environmental problems? Giant Lithium battery disposal of electric cars?

    • @Darkotaku85
      @Darkotaku85 Год назад

      Transitional degrowth away from capitalism would've been a good start but honestly it should have been decades ago, not now.