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  • Pollution is killing tens of thousands of people every day around the world and is a major killer everywhere, even places we think of as safe. It causes respiratory diseases, can change how our DNA functions, and may cause dementia. How unsafe is the pollution we can’t see? Explore this and other questions about the most precious resource we have--air. #PBSAmerica #SomethingInTheAir #Pollution #Environmentalism
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  • @cozycomfy589
    @cozycomfy589 Год назад +113

    I'm 75, have lung cancer, lifetime nonsmoker, serious runner for 35 years, healthy eating. etc. Am convinced air pollution is the reason for my cancer. Very distressing.

    • @brianglasser5856
      @brianglasser5856 Год назад +10

      I'm sorry to hear that,and hope you win your battle with lung cancer. Your more then likely right about how you got it. The hospital only treats the side affect of cancer the tumors, and not the reason that people got the tumors. With most cancers people can change their life styles, and habits to beat cancer without radiation , chemo, and surgery. I'm not sure if those types of treatments work when the air is being poisoned, but The Gerson Therapy has helped many people that were sent home to die because the doctors no longer could treat them. I've read ,and seen the proof that it works. Look into it if you want too. Eitherway best of luck to you.

    • @robinjames7967
      @robinjames7967 Год назад +8

      animal foods are also strongly linked to cancer..

    • @chuckschenck3045
      @chuckschenck3045 Год назад

      We have a radioactive plume circling the planet from the blown reactors at Fukushima. Stay out of the rain.

    • @janjISMYname
      @janjISMYname Год назад +11

      It is distressingly awful to take care of yourself throughout life, yet end up w cancer anyhow. My mother is battling metastatic breast cancer, never drank, did any type of drugs nor smoked either, never even used a microwave, cellphone etc - convinced they all cause health problems. Her diagnoses truly saddened me as I know how well she cared for her person. I'm sorry, and I hope and pray you beat this🙏🏽

    • @cozycomfy589
      @cozycomfy589 Год назад +1

      @@janjISMYname Thank you for your kind words and hope your mother wins her battle.

  • @JeffreyWallk
    @JeffreyWallk Год назад +93

    People need clean air to survive. Industry needs profit to survive. These are not compatible. When politicians fight for deregulation they are focused on profit not people.

    • @seedplanter7173
      @seedplanter7173 Год назад

      That is why whenever there is a fire the load up the super tanker with statistically proven and documented as fact.. fire retardant, that poisons the earth and causes cancer...

    • @RobertMJohnson
      @RobertMJohnson Год назад

      they are compatible and quit spewing lies. it's 2022. CLEARLY they are compatible you leftist progressive hack

    • @reececarr2784
      @reececarr2784 Год назад +4

      Your right... totally right, and it will never change, ever

    • @stewartmckinley7058
      @stewartmckinley7058 Год назад +3

      People need industry to survive

    • @peacenow42
      @peacenow42 Год назад +1

      and how ridiculous to make air purifiers from factories that make air pollution? Not talking about the folks who need them medically. As in a long term solution. Insane.

  • @kathyinwonderlandl.a.8934
    @kathyinwonderlandl.a.8934 Год назад +66

    As long as certain people are profiting, the condition will continue unabated.

    • @kinky_Z
      @kinky_Z Год назад +3

      Only under capitalism.

    • @philip88154
      @philip88154 Год назад

      @@kinky_Z Yes, it is always incorrectly implicitly assumed that the economic system cannot be changed. People can actually say no we do not accept this

    • @peterbelanger4094
      @peterbelanger4094 Год назад

      That ideology which is against capitalism is an extremely toxic and destructive one that only results in strife for everyone and is a fertile ground for dictators.
      You do not want to see how much people are willing to fight against the 'ism' you are advocating.
      You don't want to go there , honey.

    • @peterbelanger4094
      @peterbelanger4094 Год назад

      F

    • @peterbelanger4094
      @peterbelanger4094 Год назад

      u c

  • @WhatstheSizzle
    @WhatstheSizzle Год назад +87

    I volunteered at a hospital from 2015-2017 in Las Vegas. People often ask why are people in the hospital? I said, it is 90 percent breathing/lung problems. 10 percent dialysis for diabetics. The air is very bad in Nevada. (Lived in Chicago in 50s-70s & Los Angeles for 36 years). Had to quit smoking almost 25 years ago the air is bad. Without air, a person dies in 3-5 minutes. THIS IS A PRIORITY.

    • @dr.killmoretreeratologist8848
      @dr.killmoretreeratologist8848 Год назад +8

      A friend took my husband and me on a trip to Vegas about 26 years ago. At the time, I was about 6 weeks pregnant. Every time I went outside, I got sick. The air caused me to have terrible nausea. I had to stay inside the buildings and breath that recycled air to avoid nausea. When we flew inti Vegas, we could see the orange smog hanging over and in the city. We were told it gets stuck there between the mountains. I wouldn't be able to live there with my COPD.

    • @WhatstheSizzle
      @WhatstheSizzle Год назад +3

      @@dr.killmoretreeratologist8848 I understand that completely. I hope your COPD doesn't hold you back. But, yes, the air in the west is very very bad. I do think the mountains have something to do with it getting "stuck".

    • @terywetherlow7970
      @terywetherlow7970 Год назад +2

      Jeanette: does sand and dust lay in lungs????

    • @WhatstheSizzle
      @WhatstheSizzle Год назад +2

      @@terywetherlow7970 I have no idea.

    • @thomasbutler6715
      @thomasbutler6715 Год назад

      @@terywetherlow7970 Valley Fever is moving north

  • @Yardstick401
    @Yardstick401 Год назад +66

    Over 20 years ago a doctor told me that exercising outside for an hour or so in the Phoenix metro area of Arizona was about the equivalent of smoking a pack of cigarettes. It hasn't gotten better.

    • @brianglasser5856
      @brianglasser5856 Год назад +9

      That's terrible people can't be healthy even if they try. If they don't get you one way it will be another way. We are definitely in hell.

    • @capgains
      @capgains Год назад

      🇺🇸

    • @Corinthians-kjv
      @Corinthians-kjv Год назад +2

      ​@@brianglasser5856 this ain't anyway close to hell. ever thought about where you will spend eternity?

    • @peacenow42
      @peacenow42 Год назад +1

      @@Corinthians-kjv what's it to you? you want to buddy up with him or what?

    • @thejrcitizens
      @thejrcitizens Год назад +4

      The American Lung Association says that Arizona has some of the worst air quality in the U.S., with some areas experiencing 39 high ozone days per year, per CNBC. Thus, Arizona is now the absolute worst State to live in.

  • @TheLochs
    @TheLochs Год назад +185

    I grew in Wisconsin, USA. I would travel way up north from Milwaukee where I grew up. The air was beautiful. This was when I was a kid in the 70's. The pine trees let off a magnificent smell. It was glorious. I will never forget it and I believe every person is entitled to clean fresh air. Its sad sad to see this documentary. I moved to LA California in the mid 80's and experienced smog for the first time. And thats in America where we are experiencing so called "better" air than other countries. I feel for these people. Its a shame.

    • @cheraylucas
      @cheraylucas Год назад +6

      I am from Milwaukee Wisconsin 👍❤️

    • @TheLochs
      @TheLochs Год назад +2

      Me too, East side

    • @kirstinstrand6292
      @kirstinstrand6292 Год назад +6

      World Tragedy 😡

    • @stevenweiss2148
      @stevenweiss2148 Год назад +6

      In south florida the jets would pass above my house. In 2 days my car was covered in a mixture of blowing sand and black soot.

    • @kastaway2
      @kastaway2 Год назад +4

      Uh, no. The planes did not mess up your cars.

  • @garyjohnson1466
    @garyjohnson1466 Год назад +85

    I was a serious bicycle commuter and athlete for many years between 78-2016 and I’ve always understood how damaging air pollution is, just like smoking cigarettes, which I quit, cold turkey in 72…very good documentary, thank you !!

    • @beatjuiceworldwide1560
      @beatjuiceworldwide1560 Год назад +1

      So?

    • @garyjohnson1466
      @garyjohnson1466 Год назад +6

      @@beatjuiceworldwide1560 is that a question, or are you just being sarcastic, I understood the dangers climate change way back in the 80s, so there were many reasons I chose to maintain a high level of fitness, but there were always those who thought me arrogant, because they didn't know me, or like me for personal reasons, people are jealous animals...and

    • @Skipbo000
      @Skipbo000 Год назад

      @@garyjohnson1466 ok, good for you?

    • @garyjohnson1466
      @garyjohnson1466 Год назад +10

      @@Skipbo000 now I wonder who would make such a sarcastic comment, as “good for you”, such comments usually come from someone your familiar with, usually sarcastic people are very narcissistic and hide their jealousy and identity, like this guy I know who after I beat him three games in a row in dominoes, he never played me again, or the time I beat him in laser tag, arrogant narcissistic people hate losing and make comments, like “good for you” anyways you take care, no response required or desired…😎

    • @tanyamcghee3922
      @tanyamcghee3922 Год назад +5

      Gary Johnson Well 3 kinds of people exist. Those whom can not see, Those whom see when shown. And Those Whom Can See... Narcissist can't 👀 see. No matter how much you try educating them, They Can Not See. 🙈

  • @jarniwoop
    @jarniwoop Год назад +53

    I lived in Houston TX for seven years. Very dirty air there. I then moved to a rural location in CO (with much cleaner air), and upon arrival I coughed for a week, so much that I pulled a muscle on one side. Thank you PBS for a very informative and eye opening program.

  • @ziggystardust3060
    @ziggystardust3060 Год назад +60

    In the 1970's when I was a teenager we lived way out in the countryside. Whenever I went into the nearest city I always (100% of the time) returned home with chronic migraine headaches. It got to the point I dreaded going to Uni for that reason.
    I have a very keen sense of smell, and in later life became a qualified perfumer, heading up a luxury fragrance line.
    Edit - I'm lucky to have excellent health, and I live in the uk 🇬🇧

    • @chrisperell4590
      @chrisperell4590 Год назад

      Queen Elizabeth is an alien that is trying to destroy our environment by polluting our air.

    • @peacenow42
      @peacenow42 Год назад +3

      Nice! I have an adult son. His sense of smell is also on the high end, like you. When he was a child, he was in his bedroom of our home, and as I am walking in the front door, he yells "please don't bring it in the house". It was a scratch and sniff chocolate valentine sticker in a bag I held in my hand. We learned to respect his sensitivities. The smell of vinegar was really bad for him, so we did not even use ketchup around him. Do you have any advice for parents of such kids? That would make their lives better?

    • @ziggystardust3060
      @ziggystardust3060 Год назад +4

      @@peacenow42 Hi Sunny Bob, its helpful to reduce all chemical/synthetic smells around the home as much as possible.
      I use natural organic products based around woods, herbs etc like cedarwood, sandalwood, eucalyptus, fresh picked pine cones, cinnamon, cloves, patchouli, lemon balm, lavender, rosewater and teas.
      I place organic oils in a bowl of water on the windowsill, and organic scented candles etc.
      I stay away from sprays or any strong smelling products like bleach or general household air fresheners.
      I use organic fragrances, and I hold my breath while using talc, perfume etc.
      I use organic soap, shampoo, hair oils, toothpaste etc, and avoid hair sprays.
      I'm careful not to inhale any flour when baking, and developed a habit of holding my breath for long periods until I find safe place to breathe fresh air, such as an open window.
      In the early mornings I like to eat outside, as the fresh air refreshes my soul as well as my body.
      I live alone in the countryside, just five minutes' walk from the ocean, so I walk there every day to enjoy the calming, salty oceanic air.
      I feel quite choked up when I go into a house with any kind of animals inside, as the smell is overwhelming despite being quite normal for most people. Consequently I no longer have pets. I love animals and grew up around them. I don't have any allergies etc but my adult children are allergic to house dust and cats.
      I didn't mind wearing a mask while shopping during Covid19 as I noticed it protected me a lot from the general smells outside such as when you walk past a shop, or a person with aftershave/perfume, and vehicle emissions. I try always to shop at the quietest times of the day.
      Anyway I hope that helps you! All the best from England 🇬🇧 💝

    • @peacenow42
      @peacenow42 Год назад +2

      @@ziggystardust3060 I think you just helped a lot of people. Peace!

    • @tw9664
      @tw9664 Год назад +5

      I have a super sensitive sense of smell as well. I smell many things other people don’t. There’s no way I could smell perfume for a living, it would kill me.
      Perfume will trigger a migraine quicker than anything. I’ve smelled gas fumes many times and was told I was smelling things, until they found the gas leak that is!

  • @melindamcclain835
    @melindamcclain835 Год назад +31

    Where I live in the California desert we have chemicals sprayed daily in the sky causing overcast and humidity. I've lived here 20 years and never seen it like this.

    • @user-vh7ki7xu7o
      @user-vh7ki7xu7o Год назад +4

      I spend a lot of time in Barstow. I rarely see air planes but there are constantly strips of whatever hovering up in the sky. Have you seen the way the moonlight burns through the clouds at night recently?

    • @NicholasLittlejohn
      @NicholasLittlejohn Год назад

      Chemtrails are mental illness, sadly

    • @clintkaster6269
      @clintkaster6269 Год назад +1

      Have you wandered around the ag districts? You can taste the chemicals. Why would someone bother spraying chemicals in the air when they can just spray them directly on the ground?

    • @user-vh7ki7xu7o
      @user-vh7ki7xu7o Год назад

      @@clintkaster6269 because Bill gates wants to block out the sun. Think I’m joking? Look it up

    • @karenmino4472
      @karenmino4472 Год назад

      Praying for you all 🙏 Read your Bible please know that Jesus Christ has already won this spiritual battle and God wins 😇

  • @ryanreedgibson
    @ryanreedgibson Год назад +88

    Air quality is not something we have to put up with. If we continue to place economy above healthy living, we are dead as a species. The sad part is we don't have to go broke to clean the air! We just have to make hard changes!

    • @gabemendoza1052
      @gabemendoza1052 Год назад +5

      I don't think we'll be dead as a species, but the landscape will be entirely different 50 to 100 years from now. A lot of coastal areas will be uninhabitable, certain regions won't have water, and the air quality around some cities probably won't produce enough clean oxygen to breathe.

    • @JoseAguilar-dv2nd
      @JoseAguilar-dv2nd Год назад +2

      We r already dead

    • @dankendra5093
      @dankendra5093 Год назад +1

      Hahaha laughs in capitalism

    • @josephrittenhouse5839
      @josephrittenhouse5839 Год назад +2

      I disagree with the idea we need to make hard changes.
      We already work extremely hard to make the air this bad.

    • @andreaswimmer6864
      @andreaswimmer6864 Год назад

      You should run for office Ryan!

  • @samanthamariefreeman335
    @samanthamariefreeman335 Год назад +17

    The level of ignorance in the human species is astounding. We have known this about air pollution for 50 years and yet we make NO changes to our behavior nor our lifestyle which is the cause of the pollution and the overall global air/water disease.

    • @FaceFcuk
      @FaceFcuk Год назад

      What do you want us to do give up oil live like caveman 🤣

    • @jamesmeehan4209
      @jamesmeehan4209 Год назад

      The human race are dulded horrible nastey horrendous vile who are definitely interested in destroying and killing themselves and burning down mo

  • @paranoah1925
    @paranoah1925 Год назад +15

    When everyone else in the world is more concerned about our well-being than our own country

  • @a.d8357
    @a.d8357 Год назад +14

    I grew up in Pittsburgh P. A it was all Steel Mills and slag dumps. It was really bad. The best thing they ever did was close them down. People are resilient. The city reinvented itself with healthcare, science and technology but alot of men that worked at the Mills got cancers from asbestos.

    • @anonanon1879
      @anonanon1879 Год назад

      I bet when they closed there was endless crying about economic loss and the city turning into nothing. Then I bet people's health improved drastically and other business did fine

  • @robertpinto6515
    @robertpinto6515 Год назад +3

    Population of this planet has increased 5 fold in my 84 years! What else could one expect? In several trips to China, every time, within 3 days in Beijing, I was on antibiotics for lung infection! I raised a family in So. California in the 80s, and they had to have PE class indoors. Man has done a fine job with this once beautiful planet.

  • @sew_gal7340
    @sew_gal7340 Год назад +24

    Visited India months before covid and the air pollution was so bad...everything smelled like poo and everywhere you touch there was poo. Took a train from delhi to agra, people pooping on train platform and even on stairs next to someone sleeping. After agra I went to varanasi to visit the ganges, people were pooping into the river, then i find out the hotel washes all our linens in the same river and dries them on the steps. The air pollution was so bad i had migraine every time i step outside, he's right you can literally smell the metallic taste and the air was heavy with pollution..if you walk outside, come inside and wipe the walls with your finger...you leave a trail of black grime on the wall.
    I love dear india so much, i watch bollywood and indian drama almost exclusively, dreamed of visiting india since i was a child...i never expected it to be so extreme over there.

    • @barbarafogle3541
      @barbarafogle3541 Год назад +17

      That's terrible. What a shitty way to live.

    • @charlesdayon8420
      @charlesdayon8420 Год назад +10

      My father drove a truck on the Burma road during the 2nd World War, in India , Burma, and China. He died in 1950 and l remember him talking about rickshaw drivers pooping in the street, India, China?
      Hail Mary full of grace the lord is with thee , Blessed art thou among women and blessed is the fruit of thy womb Jesus, Holy Mary Mother of God pray for us sinners now and at the hour of our death. Amen....O'My Jesus forgive us our sins, save us from the fires of hell, lead all souls to heaven especially those who have most need of thy mercy. Amen

    • @mistermylo8607
      @mistermylo8607 Год назад +3

      I understand the air quality in Egypt is also horrible.

    • @esterhudson5104
      @esterhudson5104 Год назад +1

      With 20 million children that have stunte.

    • @reececarr2784
      @reececarr2784 Год назад

      I know nothing about india,yet I know u will see people pooping everywhere.

  • @rebeccagray986
    @rebeccagray986 Год назад +60

    Are chemtrails part of the problem with high-air pollution?

    • @Elhastezy888
      @Elhastezy888 Год назад +20

      Barium & other heavy metals, chemicals, mold spores & more have been found in chemtrails

    • @huntncover
      @huntncover Год назад +17

      Chemtrails are everywhere worldwide - just pay attention to everything you see in videos and TV. It's there , you just haven't noticed. Even the skies above your home.

    • @MyMotherTheCar
      @MyMotherTheCar Год назад

      No, idiotic conspiracy theories just pollute the culture. Our atmosphere is thankfully safe from them.

    • @angiebold2592
      @angiebold2592 Год назад

      Masks hurt peopleore than they could ever help
      We are not supposed to be breathing in carbon dioxide. People are already struggling to get enough oxygen from the polluted air. The masks obstructs breathing. Bacteria build up in them and cause oral inflammation and infections. Never obstruct your breathing. Never.

    • @stella1444
      @stella1444 Год назад

      "Chemtrails" is a misleading conspiracy theory term. "Contrails" are basically water vapor from jet engines. When you see trails from planes, what you're seeing is harmless...
      However, airplanes do pollute a ton. They use leaded fuel, so every time a plane is above you, it really is showering us in lead. It's not a mind control conspiracy, it's just business.

  • @breal7277
    @breal7277 Год назад +4

    I lived in LA for 20 years. Leaving was the best decision I ever made. I remember one particular day driving up to Mt Wilson and watching the city engulfed in a layer of smoke; you couldn't see the buildings in downtown. Where I live now there is very good quality of air.

  • @brianglasser5856
    @brianglasser5856 Год назад +88

    I'm really surprised that no media, or that many people don't talk about Chem trails all over the sky's of the world. I see them everyday, and it seems like the trails are place by the sun.

    • @Toddster81
      @Toddster81 Год назад +22

      Yes the nano sizes plastic particles covered in aluminum. Supposed to reflect the sun's heat back into space. In turn, the planet is being blanketed in aluminum. Real smart....

    • @brianglasser5856
      @brianglasser5856 Год назад +1

      @@Toddster81 so that's why I notice them close to the sun mostly. I wonder why they are reflecting the heat back to space? Probably helping some aliens be able to survive better in this atmosphere, or something lol. Probably just poisoning us.

    • @terywetherlow7970
      @terywetherlow7970 Год назад +10

      Bill g. Said chemtrails are limestone to help keep oxygen from sliding up out of bigger hole in ozone layer. Sure wish i had saved that vid.

    • @lilcricket4379
      @lilcricket4379 Год назад +7

      I curse them! Terra-forming for the coming situation.

    • @aliciaoliver9560
      @aliciaoliver9560 Год назад +17

      They are all in denial they even try and make us believe we are not seeing this being done.

  • @markallen721
    @markallen721 Год назад +13

    I had a friend visit Nepal and he said every morning people would get up, scrounge around for whatever they could find that would burn and use that to cook their breakfast. By noon the smoke was so thick with a mixed smell of paper, plastic wrappers, wood, etc.

    • @goodgrief888
      @goodgrief888 Год назад +4

      Yes! We need to address how damaging fire is to our lungs also. My Mother never smoked a day in her life, but she just died of lung cancer. She loved sitting by the fire nightly, at home and while camping. I don’t know what caused the lung cancer. But the smoke from fire didn’t help.

    • @peacenow42
      @peacenow42 Год назад +2

      @@goodgrief888 Condolences.

    • @goodgrief888
      @goodgrief888 Год назад +2

      @@peacenow42 Thank you

    • @islandvibez
      @islandvibez Год назад +1

      3rd world problems

    • @peacenow42
      @peacenow42 Год назад +2

      @@islandvibez no such thing///all countires are valid/// divide and conquer thinking

  • @1MahaDas
    @1MahaDas Год назад +17

    I live in Riverside, California, which is 50 miles east of Los Angeles. During the 1970s the air pollution from Los Angeles alone was visible on the western horizon. By 2 or 3 o'clock in the afternoon the fouled air was so intense that we could not see the mountains that were only 15 to 20 miles away. If we did any work or even play outside, we would suffer the effects of the smog which caused internal pain within our lungs! The problem with air pollution was eventually addressed by State regulations on businesses and automobiles. Today we can see the mountains, and we can breathe without the pain. But we still live here with a problem that was never completely eradicated!

    • @1MahaDas
      @1MahaDas Год назад +4

      @Dah Plug Thank you for such an inspiring "conversation!"

    • @1MahaDas
      @1MahaDas Год назад +2

      My post was not meant to be inspiring. But thank you for your ridiculous "put down!"

    • @jarniwoop
      @jarniwoop Год назад +2

      I live in NM and when I've made road trips back east I've noticed that a bit over half way through Texas there is an obvious brown haze on the approaching eastern horizon getting closer to Dallas or Houston.

    • @1MahaDas
      @1MahaDas Год назад +1

      @@jarniwoop That brown haze is air polution!

    • @tammy9887
      @tammy9887 Год назад +2

      How did California remediate the air quality? If I remember correctly, they put air purifiers on top of the buildings in LA & SF, and added auto emissions laws.

  • @johnmitchell2741
    @johnmitchell2741 Год назад +11

    I live in Arkansas the only time I can breath clean air is during a burn ban

    • @NicholasLittlejohn
      @NicholasLittlejohn Год назад

      Please work for that to be year round. Many losers burn cancer causing plastics in the country.

    • @arcticablue
      @arcticablue Год назад

      How sad!

  • @palianshow
    @palianshow Год назад +26

    it's 2019 production.
    because he was talking about the masks being worn for over an hour: I knew it was made before the lockdowns.

    • @AdADglgmutShevanel
      @AdADglgmutShevanel Год назад +5

      It's hard for me to watch documentaries taking place before COVID anymore. So much changed in such a short amount of time!

  • @brandynicole857
    @brandynicole857 Год назад +212

    Everyone Involved in the Spraying of the Skies. Need to be Charged with Crimes Against Humanity and Life itself.💯

    • @1songbird7
      @1songbird7 Год назад +5

      👏

    • @kvn106
      @kvn106 Год назад

      Coal burning Power Plants producing electricity is who sprays our sky.

    • @brandynicole857
      @brandynicole857 Год назад +18

      @@kvn106 It appears You haven't Looked up Much in Your Life. Like Most of the People today. You are looking at Your Phone.

    • @kvn106
      @kvn106 Год назад +4

      @@brandynicole857 Green movement fan I assume.

    • @NicholasLittlejohn
      @NicholasLittlejohn Год назад

      Chemtrails are fake

  • @AlexdaCunha
    @AlexdaCunha Год назад +21

    very good documentary. We have to change, not only because of climate change, but because our own health and quality of life

    • @e.joejosephgriego7039
      @e.joejosephgriego7039 Год назад

      1980 car cut back and air pollution . this is A HARD 42 YEARS LATER . !~

    • @IRISHDRAGON77
      @IRISHDRAGON77 11 месяцев назад

      There is no climate change its not a problem. Follow the truth not this bs. If there is a problem then it's put there that KS to government etc. This is crap.

    • @jnielsen90
      @jnielsen90 7 месяцев назад

      Except we won't and that will not change either no matter how much proof is provided on the topic......because the wealthy and highly privledged among us, especially the one's making money off anything that does contribute to pollution like fossil fuels, vehicles, etc. will not give up those privledges they can enjoy in the present time, especially when the consequences of what they are doing won't really happen significantly within their own life span.....it's hard to get anyone to change their ways when they can avoid the consequences of their actions and not suffer it's future terrible circumstances they created. Imagine if when you stole something from somebody and get caught, you we're released and allowed to live you're normal life while alive and that you would be punished for you're theft once you we're dead though......how well do you think this would stop theft by people and deter them from doing it everyday if they had no consequences to worry about until they died? I think it would cause alot more theft to happen everywhere then happens already by quite alot.....same is happening when it comes to companies polluting today and it's why everyday we add more polluting factories, power planets, and burn more fossil fuels and air pollution rises each day and has made the pollution higher today then ever in Earths history even though we've known about carbon and green house gases since the 1970's.....and all we've done about it in that time is wasted 50 years trying to convince the Religious among us climate change is happening and we need to change our ways.....when they we're never going to be convinced anyways or bother worrying about it because their diety will save them from whatever it brings upon us. The reason we have taken no steps to change our ways is one half of the population is trying to convince the other half of the population to get involved in combatting this, when they have no reason or motivation to do so. Ever noticed there isn't any climate change activists trying to warn the rest of us about what climate change that are Religious followers of any mainstream Religion? (in fact they do the opposite and oppose or go against anything legislated or attempted to make law that tries to combat carbon emissions and pollutants. There's an obvious reason for this as I just explained and the fact most of these polluting companies are run and owned by people of Religions or conviently pretend to be Religious because it works to their financial advantage

  • @Mars-77
    @Mars-77 Год назад +7

    Has anyone noticed that there are no sounds of insects at night? I always remember the deafening noises they used to make at night.

    • @3DLasers
      @3DLasers Год назад +4

      I used to see the sparrow’s everywhere and hear the crickets every night but they’re all gone now… 🌎

    • @Mars-77
      @Mars-77 Год назад +1

      @@3DLasers Yes, not many birds either. I thought maybe it was just happening in my area (illinois) but no.

    • @CharleyMK9867
      @CharleyMK9867 Год назад +4

      I noticed that as well! I have to drive 30 min away from my house to see fireflies, I have not seen them since I was 8 yrs old, I stopped in the middle of the road it was truly magical ✨ to see them light up, I had forgotten what it was like...

    • @nomaticors
      @nomaticors Год назад +1

      I live on the water and see everything here. Raccoons, skunks, crickets, huge spiders, fireflies, dragonflies. I appreciate seeing life all around me.

  • @broddablack5290
    @broddablack5290 Год назад +2

    Omg! I grew up in Mississauga, when I was growing up we did not have anything like this! I feel so sad for the parents, I don’t blame them. Mathew, He’s so lovely.

  • @BobQuigley
    @BobQuigley Год назад +32

    Born in Pittsburgh in 1952. Unimaginable dirty air till I was a teenager. This was mainly due to closing highly polluting coke ovens and steel Mills. Famous pictures of downtown Pittsburgh at noon with cars headlights turned on to see through smog.

    • @katray7452
      @katray7452 Год назад +9

      That was 1964. Lived at top of slopes. Sulpher smells abound. Our lungs are full of the stuff. Amazing we are still breathing. lol.

    • @clintkaster6269
      @clintkaster6269 Год назад

      Regulations are COMMUNISM! Let the free market decide what level of pollution is acceptable!!! Ohhhhhhhh, wait....hold on....shit. That didn't work out, did out?

  • @eliasmora715
    @eliasmora715 Год назад +27

    enjoy the last moments of this planet .... :(

    • @QUEENOFSHEBA999
      @QUEENOFSHEBA999 Год назад +4

      This isn't the end it's just the beginning of a New Age of Aquarius.

    • @donnacanfield572
      @donnacanfield572 Год назад +4

      The planet will be just fine...

    • @johnmitchell2741
      @johnmitchell2741 Год назад +1

      my thoughts exactly.big changes coming soon,it's already underway

    • @johnmitchell2741
      @johnmitchell2741 Год назад +4

      @@donnacanfield572 that's true the planet will be fine,it's us that will be leaving🤣

    • @ianbardon8581
      @ianbardon8581 Год назад +1

      @@johnmitchell2741 you took the words out of my mouth, we are just passing by.

  • @kj3rd2657
    @kj3rd2657 Год назад +9

    I work on large size ships as a engineer in the engine room and I always worry about the air in them. I will now buy my own air tester from watching this video. Thanks for this air info.

    • @Philip-bk2dm
      @Philip-bk2dm Год назад +1

      Hope you can get up on the bow ahead of the stack as much as possible.

    • @mtadams2009
      @mtadams2009 Год назад

      I understand that ships are allowed to legally burn much dirtier diesel when they are off shore. Is that true? I wish you well.

    • @elise9537
      @elise9537 10 месяцев назад

      what happened?

  • @pam.h4007
    @pam.h4007 Год назад +40

    I lived in southern California as a child and can remember smog alerts and brown air and pollution so bad that it stung our eyes. It got better, but now I wonder what lung issues it may have created for me and my siblings.
    Unfortunately, China - moving polluting industries out of Beijing, has consequences for others. I have heard that Chinese industry is a contributor to Seoul, Korea's fine yellow dust.

    • @kathyinwonderlandl.a.8934
      @kathyinwonderlandl.a.8934 Год назад +4

      Oh that brings memories up of myself as a kid in 1964 on the LA freeway having to hold a wet washcloth to my eyes they’d sting and burn…I’d cry and whine it was awful.

    • @terywetherlow7970
      @terywetherlow7970 Год назад

      Have seen radar where Sahara's dust blows right over U.S. guess we should catapult s.thing back....as a thank you.

    • @dylanw6393
      @dylanw6393 Год назад

      I moved back to OC a year ago from the sierra mountains..my skin is filthy by the end of the day..it wasn't like that in small town northern sierras

    • @jennymontague851
      @jennymontague851 Год назад +1

      I lived in San Bernardino for 2 years and, coming there from Idaho was a shock. I started to cry when we drove down into the valley into the dense fog. I'd never seen anything like that before and was so happy when my husband got discharged from the service and we headed back to Idaho. BUT now, all the Californians are moving to Idaho in droves and Boise is polluted. Makes me sad.

    • @mkaberli
      @mkaberli Год назад +1

      I remember LA smog back in the 1950s. It was like a fog and it stung the eyes. That was ages ago, and although the smog situation is better, I'm ecstatic I left the California hellhole when I did.

  • @Diana1000Smiles
    @Diana1000Smiles Год назад +21

    The magnetite & dementia in children's brains is truly frightening. I didn't know that part.

    • @deconteesawyer5758
      @deconteesawyer5758 Год назад

      President Biden claims Delaware caused his dementia and cancer. We should eradicate Delaware.

  • @faraboverubieskerry
    @faraboverubieskerry Год назад +11

    Finally! This is what everyone needs to be taught early on. The air you breathe is 2x more important than your genetics. That is what experts are saying now because they understand that even if you have good genetics, meaning you're not predisposed to certain diseases, the environment and air you breathe in can change that. It happened to me. As someone who suffered a minor traumatic brain injury inflammation from breathing in toxic mold as well as endocrine and nervous system damage ( and 25 symptoms known as CIRS) I learned the hard way because no one ever told us that what you breathe in goes directly to your brain. The mold was hidden in the HVAC. Keeping your sinuses clean is very important. Great natural products for sinuses and dealing with mold are at microbalance health products.

    • @nunya2954
      @nunya2954 Год назад

      This is a bs study. If this were true, or even remotely true, smokers would all have dementia, and that isn't happening. All this scare tactics, and you must be a sheeple.

    • @e.joejosephgriego7039
      @e.joejosephgriego7039 Год назад

      IM 60 , I HEARD ALL OF THIS IN 1982. corporation's don't & wont get it . 40 years later , this is NOT NEW NEWS ITS A MUTE AWARNESS. THIS LIKE THE 80'S WILL GO AS IS . THE INDEVIDUAL CARES , THE CORPERATION USES LAWN MOWERS . METAFORICLY , ROLL AND COVER FOE THE LOVE OF MONEY. YOU CAN SEE THIS IS A HOBO SMOKE. WISH YOU MAY 30 YEAR OLD MEN, JUST BORN YESTERDAY unkind corporation goals for money land & a ho. money mow down. corporation world kills . up and down all a round. & they keep on killing calling it prophetic $$$$ loven cross eye blind republican. world wide wo wo wo'z

    • @e.joejosephgriego7039
      @e.joejosephgriego7039 Год назад

      CORPERATIONS WILL KILL FEDREL RESERVE PRIVOT LOAN FEEDING THE FLO CORPRET STYLE , NO INDEVIDUAL TO SUE OR INPRIZON TO STOP. CORPERATION KILLS THE EARTH IN THIS LONG RUN , MFKTHIEFS , MOWED DOWN 500.,OOO IN AFRICA , ARMANIA , ARGENTINA , MEXICO . ETHEOPIA , AMERICA . & ISLAND PEOPLE WIPE OUT , SPOT BY SPOT. KILLER ON THA RISE. WAIT TILL ? the earth will explode drill drill drill ,kill key kill key kill ~ till death do us part.

  • @levmoses742
    @levmoses742 Год назад +4

    Thank you! Thank you! I’ve figured a lot of this out and I’m grateful to know I’m now alone. People look at me weird when I say I can smell the pollution. Now, sometimes I wear a mask just walking around cities vs for COVID

    • @paoladellabilancia5965
      @paoladellabilancia5965 Год назад

      🤦‍♀️ The muzzle is useless against the nanoparticles 👎. And the major part falls down from the skies, just look up sometimes what comes from there. Of course all planned.

  • @andreabontempo643
    @andreabontempo643 Год назад +11

    I remember the smog alert days when I was a child. My lungs would hurt so bad on those days

  • @janjISMYname
    @janjISMYname Год назад +6

    When I was 4, my mother moved from the city I was born to another (same state), that had once been a booming industrial city. Soon after, I was diagnosed w asthma. The nurse told us she developed it when she moved there as well [ I should note, I was born w eczema]. The many trips to hospital, ambulance rides where a paramedic told us most die on their way to er. My lungs are much better now, for a few yrs I had no symptoms and no need for medication, my Dr (not to rain on my parade) told me asthmatics are never cured, you'll always have diseased lungs.
    In 2012 my ex and I* went on a weekend getaway, whilst away we went hiking in a forest. My lungs felt different, it was as if I didn't have asthma, I breathed like I would imagine normal lungs operate. It was incredible, I wondered if even the wild life there was healthier!
    It'd be interesting to know what air quality was across the globe during first year of pandemic.

  • @shaynaletter5589
    @shaynaletter5589 Год назад +8

    Human beings must modify, alter, change their behavior, lifestyles, and priorities.

    • @alerdman2002
      @alerdman2002 Год назад

      They are changing quite rapidly to destroy and depopulate the world

    • @kathryncasey4114
      @kathryncasey4114 Год назад +1

      Too late. People will continue to behave the way humans behave. Our success is our weakness.

  • @anonymousspeaker7880
    @anonymousspeaker7880 Год назад +10

    How bizarre!
    The plane flying overhead, and the level of ultra fine metallic particles in the air sky rockets.
    How apropos.

  • @berdalee8468
    @berdalee8468 Год назад +14

    yes, 'just because we can't see it doesn't mean it's not there"; this thought applies 10x more insidiously in the case of EMFs which you cannot smell or taste but also has a brain shrinking, nervous disordering, sleep disrupting and anxiety-producing effect. and who profits from all this pollution on every level?

    • @oppressednolonger1497
      @oppressednolonger1497 Год назад +3

      is there way to research these nervous system impacts from EMFs? I have 2 relatives who swear their physical concerns are related to environmental concerns. whatever resources you have encountered would you kindly share? thx much

    • @karenmino4472
      @karenmino4472 Год назад +1

      That would be the evil one who hates you and yours. God provides for His precious children and Jesus Christ has already won this spiritual battle ✝️ l am praying that you know Jesus as your Lord and Savior because eternity is way too long to be WRONG 👍

    • @tundrawomansays694
      @tundrawomansays694 Год назад +1

      @@karenmino4472 Your Magical Guy in the Sky doesn’t have any anything to recommend him: Let’s see….Hmm, there’s the Crusades, witch burnings, child sexual predators, raging hypocrisy among you “Chrissians” etc.
      I’ll stick with Buddhism.

  • @cheraylucas
    @cheraylucas Год назад +1

    My home town is, Milwaukee Wisconsin. I remember clean air and blue skies, good smelling trees and flowers in the air, the smell of food in the summer time, and the smell of yeast coming from Miller Brewing co. or under the Southside bridge.

  • @SAVETHEPLANET-KILL-A-GLOBALIST
    @SAVETHEPLANET-KILL-A-GLOBALIST Год назад +8

    What does strontium do to air pollution? What about lithium?

  • @andreabontempo643
    @andreabontempo643 Год назад +21

    Yeah if they quit spraying the heavy metals in our skies, they would be blue.

    • @ianbardon8581
      @ianbardon8581 Год назад

      Silly man.

    • @jacquelineseely5393
      @jacquelineseely5393 Год назад

      I wonder if it's industrial waste. Corporations policy is profit driven, period. They only pay a fine if caught. Try to catch who is doing the dumping in our skies

  • @chrisperell4590
    @chrisperell4590 Год назад +10

    When somebody comes near me with a cigarette, I let them have it. I tell them to keep that stuff away for me. A few years ago, while I was working in a 4 foot deep hole, moving a plumbing manifold around, a man came around the corner and stood over top of me with a cigarette. The reason, it just so happened that I was in a shady spot. I asked him to walk away with his cigarette please. He said why, and I told him I don’t smoke. He said, we are outside. I told him, outside is a big area! Go away! He just said, deal with it. So I picked up the garden hose, and I knocked the cigarette out of his hand, while soaking him from head to toe. I dealt with it!

    • @russisaac813
      @russisaac813 Год назад +3

      I'll bet you drive a car or truck and don't give a thought to the amount of pollution your forcing on kids. Now that's hypocracy.

    • @chrisperell4590
      @chrisperell4590 Год назад

      @@russisaac813 i bet you fart in the tub and bite your bubbles

    • @chrisperell4590
      @chrisperell4590 Год назад +1

      @@russisaac813 u wanna know what else i bet?

    • @lisabrickner6004
      @lisabrickner6004 Год назад +2

      Ok Karen

    • @user-vh7ki7xu7o
      @user-vh7ki7xu7o Год назад +1

      I would love to see you try that crap with me 🤣

  • @patriciahenkleman6241
    @patriciahenkleman6241 Год назад +25

    It starts at home. Pick up garbage while your on a walk. Recycle drive the least you can. Encourage your friends to write their local government. Most importantly get out and vote. Get your friends and family to vote. I'm glad I'm 65 as I won't be here to experience the worst yet to come. So disheartening

    • @revolvermaster4939
      @revolvermaster4939 Год назад

      How does voting stop China from building more coal fired electric plants than the rest of the world combined?

    • @constancemccoy6931
      @constancemccoy6931 Год назад

      But your children will.

    • @LynxStarAuto
      @LynxStarAuto Год назад +10

      That won't do anything Patricia, when these giant conglomerates are allowed to break the rules, and worse yet *make* the rules thanks to their ties with politics.

    • @huntncover
      @huntncover Год назад

      Your vote doesn't count or matter. The true powers that be don't reside in political hallways. Politicians are puppets , bought and paid for. If they ever try to step out of line they end up like the Kennedy's - understand ? Or , in more recent memory , like the trail of dead people associated with the Clinton's . Suicide by a shot to the head - twice .

    • @revolvermaster4939
      @revolvermaster4939 Год назад

      @@huntncover YEP!

  • @grumpy1311
    @grumpy1311 Год назад +24

    Well done PBS

    • @dbadagna
      @dbadagna Год назад +1

      This program was produced by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation.

  • @maryratton1557
    @maryratton1557 Год назад +24

    Airplanes are crop dusting our air . Airplanes fly over before the rains . Just as it starts to rain the air is full of bad smells, then the smell clears about five minutes after the rain is raining. This is happening in America .

    • @Antechynus
      @Antechynus Год назад +3

      Do you wear a tinfoil hat?

    • @maryratton1557
      @maryratton1557 Год назад +6

      @@Antechynus No . But if you live in the part of Florida that I do , I recommend you open your windows and walk outside you would understand what I’m talking about . Do this just as it is starting to rain . The planes going to where ever fly over an hour before the rainfall . They need to get their air pollution geared down some , just as there are regulations on automobiles. Just because you don’t see it in the air doesn’t mean it’s not there . The smell is rather strong . A tin foil hat won’t disguise that . P S where I live is none of your business , thank-you .

    • @huntncover
      @huntncover Год назад

      Look at all the chemtrails everywhere around the world. I suppose that's a figment of our imagination too. Pay attention , look up , open your eyes - this isn't being done for your own good.

    • @Antechynus
      @Antechynus Год назад

      @@huntncover condensation trails are everywhere indeed... calling them "chemtrails" just indicates your ignorant and biased paranoid belief in fairy tales.

    • @vylbird8014
      @vylbird8014 Год назад +2

      The dangers posed by crop dusting are well known enough that the EU banned the practice years ago. The US does not. Part of the justification is different land use: European countries have a lot of smaller farms close by to populated areas, while the US tends to have vast areas of farmland with unbroken by any residential areas. Fewer people to poison.
      If you do happen to live next to a field though, sucks to be you. Enjoy your cancer. Sorry, but your health is less important than maximising economic productivity.

  • @rubyclark7595
    @rubyclark7595 Год назад

    WOW!!! Thank you PBS for this Documentary.

  • @louisesumrell6331
    @louisesumrell6331 Год назад +2

    I used to live in apartments that were at the intersection of two major streets in town. The dust was black. I could scratch my head at night and have black dirt in my fingernails.
    Been living in a house in a neighborhood with yards and trees for a few months. Clean fingernails and no black dust.

  • @rogerlane5890
    @rogerlane5890 Год назад +4

    We should all be running our vehicles on hydrogen anyway but the petrol gods will never let that happen!

    • @jacquelineseely5393
      @jacquelineseely5393 Год назад

      I would like to see a water filtration system on our exhaust from the cars. Thus would make them cleaner than electric

  • @e4t662
    @e4t662 Год назад +20

    OVERPOPULATION..the Elephant in the room.

    • @davidbailey453
      @davidbailey453 Год назад +1

      And has been for decades. The only person I've heard talk about it is Sir David Attenborough

    • @nsudatta-roy8154
      @nsudatta-roy8154 Год назад

      According to whom, you? Are we going to start with you and your family?

    • @newworldgrover8588
      @newworldgrover8588 Год назад

      Lol NWO agenda get rid of people you would make Adolf proud.

    • @peterbelanger4094
      @peterbelanger4094 Год назад

      There is no desirable solution to that problem. Any means to solve it will result in extreme tyranny or mass death.
      That's why it is an "elephant in the room" that nobody wants to talk about.
      We essentially can't do anything about it, whoever does will become a monster in the attempt.
      There is no noble or ethical way to solve overpopulation.
      Might as well just ignore it.

  • @cheryldaniels2773
    @cheryldaniels2773 Год назад +2

    In Maine some hiking trails are located right on the highway with only a chain fence between the semi trucks, buses and car. I walk it once and could believe how many people were walking, running and riding bikes right onthe freeway. Who thought that lovely trail up??? Crazy!

  • @jennymontague851
    @jennymontague851 Год назад +5

    Good information. I do not like where I live in a small town in the intense mid-AZ heat, but there is no air pollution here except for the summer Monsoon dust storms which contain bacteria, like the ones that cause Valley Fever from it. It's when we run to the City to do shopping where we get to breath more polluted air. Luckily, though, the prevailing intense storms and wind help somewhat to keep the junk out of the air.

    • @mkepler1
      @mkepler1 Год назад +1

      Maricopa county has some of
      The worse air pollution in the nation. I believe we are in second place

    • @northerncoloradotransparen1454
      @northerncoloradotransparen1454 Год назад

      it is not like it is a visible thing. Human diet has a lot to do with pollution globally!

  • @MrBakedDaily
    @MrBakedDaily Год назад +3

    I'm glad I love in the southeast USA best part of the country no bs

  • @harperwelch5147
    @harperwelch5147 Год назад +1

    I grew up in rural Southern California, 45 minutes East of LA in the 1950’s. Every day I walked to school, my eyes would tear up from the smog. When we would swim in the pool in Pasadena, our lungs would hurt when we came up for air. This problem has been on going for 70 years at least.

    • @carolynmscotti827
      @carolynmscotti827 Год назад +2

      You ask who profits from poor air quality? Ask who ever is responsible, for airplanes spraying all the toxins in the air day and night , as to why this is necessary. Then ask yourself what companies are benefiting and making a lot of money from polluting the airbase breathe.

    • @Eidelmania
      @Eidelmania Год назад

      Thank god for government regulation.

  • @jenellehall
    @jenellehall Год назад +1

    my grandfather who passed away recently from dementia go figure..holoy god this hits home im so glad my dad stopped being a mechanic now

    • @anonanon1879
      @anonanon1879 Год назад

      I've had a few mechanics in the family, they showed severe mental illness and I have to suspect it's related. Anyways I've read a bit about pollution and i think it may cause long term brain inflammation which is what increases the risk of things like dementia. So it may benefit your dad to do things to reduce it. And I'd assume mechanics are exposed to heavy metals, so chelating with dmsa and alpha lipoic acid could help

  • @JustAThought155
    @JustAThought155 Год назад +4

    The good news: now I know. 😁The bad news: now I know.😔. This explains why I now see a pulmonary specialist bi-annually after moving to a city five years ago.

  • @mr.c5908
    @mr.c5908 Год назад +3

    Why do we keep having ourselves?
    So much talk and concern about this all over the world but yet, we keep harming ourselves……

    • @vicgodsucks1157
      @vicgodsucks1157 Год назад

      @Dah Plug What are you doing about it?! 🙄🙄

  • @nanaman
    @nanaman Год назад

    We are only as intelligent as the information provided to us!
    As a nonsmoking person I have always tried to avoid the smell and haze of smoke it’s nauseating to me.
    I really enjoyed this program thank you!

  • @dwaineskully6515
    @dwaineskully6515 Год назад +1

    We *ALL* first have to be aware that this is a vital issue.
    And be prepared to endure some discomfort and inconveniences, to start remedying this conundrum to save ourselves and our offspring.
    🤔Jamaica 🇯🇲 has so much major problems we're struggling to fix ,to be focusing on these Minor issues.
    Informative documentary.

    • @karenmino4472
      @karenmino4472 Год назад +1

      Dwaine This is Bible Prophecy coming to pass before our eyes 👍 I am praying that you know Jesus as your Lord and Savior because eternity is way too long to be WRONG Y'all ✝️💜🙏👍

  • @MasterDk78
    @MasterDk78 Год назад +6

    and they say smoking is dangerus, but just ignoring this?

  • @stephaniepiazzese2602
    @stephaniepiazzese2602 Год назад +3

    I drink a little Bentonite clay in water, every day. It has a strong magnetic pull. Also superior black seed oil, protects the respiratory sytem.

    • @Herbalm8den
      @Herbalm8den Год назад +3

      Bentonite clay can also be added to bath water to pull metallic nano particles used in weather modification out through the skin.

    • @karenmino4472
      @karenmino4472 Год назад +1

      God provides for His precious children 🙏 Jesus Christ has already won this spiritual battle and He is coming back soon and I hope that you know Jesus as your Lord and Savior because eternity is way too long to be WRONG Y'all ✝️💜🙏👏👏👏👍

  • @lawerancelanham
    @lawerancelanham Год назад +1

    As a kid, I was born with asthma and dealt with it all my life. It's like you become your own air sensor. You know how thick the air is or what particles are floating in it. Sometimes it's not so bad, other times it's literally a trigger and airways say "run" so you seek out a better place or something.
    The main thing as a kid and even an adult is that you can't just remove or remedy the situation always. Nobody listened to me as a kid nor as an adult when I would tell them things about makeup, hairspray and the like. Some cleaners obviously, etc. Then there's riding by asphalt being laid and such. Just the faint smell is enough at times.
    Then there's the issue where we are so inundated everywhere with the issues that we just give up and accept that that's how it is because we're powerless and nobody listens or cares about it because we need certain things for our society or whatever the case may be

  • @gloriasiess1129
    @gloriasiess1129 Год назад +1

    The Inland empire of Calif. is so toxic in the summer heat you feel like youre living in a car's muffler. I have been in the local mountains for 20 years now, and the damage has not been undone.

    • @clintkaster6269
      @clintkaster6269 Год назад

      I drove through the ag districts a couple times the last few years and the chemical tang in the air is amazing. It's been an eye opener for how "industrial" our ag really is. We may be populating ourselves into oblivion.

  • @yolyrom7233
    @yolyrom7233 Год назад +10

    Excellent documentary! I wouldn’t mind seeing a follow up maybe?!

  • @greggrisham6025
    @greggrisham6025 Год назад +6

    I grew uo in Gwinnett and spent time in several different house's and apartments. And all the way north to s.Carolina and the same MOLD smell reminded me of 35 yrs ago. In tents camping as well

  • @theluckydogco
    @theluckydogco Год назад +1

    Well done!

  • @nomaticors
    @nomaticors Год назад +1

    And people say installing public transit is too expensive. It's pennies compared to the cost of life.

  • @philipmcdonagh1094
    @philipmcdonagh1094 Год назад +7

    Have to have a cigarette after watching that, at least I live in the countryside so its probably safe enough.

  • @Antechynus
    @Antechynus Год назад +6

    Almost 8 billion polluters and growing.... no solutions without answering the question of unregulated population growth.

  • @matildamarmaduke1096
    @matildamarmaduke1096 Год назад +1

    Asheville NC cycling groups need to see this...

  • @StiltFactory
    @StiltFactory Год назад +2

    Heartbreaking.

  • @Livetoeat171
    @Livetoeat171 Год назад +3

    In 1982, I went into the military at Vandenberg Air Force Base in California. I had to go down to LA a couple of times to pick people up at the airport and a half an hour outside of LA, my eyes started burning and still burning until the next day that's how bad the pollution is down there

  • @laurenalacroix5114
    @laurenalacroix5114 Год назад +3

    clean air, clean water... we need!*

  • @kerrymarris4260
    @kerrymarris4260 10 месяцев назад

    Yeah, wow that was beyond informative....thanks so much
    Much love went into this video. ❤️ Thanks again

  • @doricetimko332
    @doricetimko332 Год назад

    Thank you

  • @paulr9470
    @paulr9470 Год назад +3

    I’m in California and I see chem trails daily , soo much that a residue resides on my windshield …..

    • @ianbardon8581
      @ianbardon8581 Год назад

      This how they want to vacinate the whole population in Australia, planning application has been made. 😡

  • @dorothyrosa5176
    @dorothyrosa5176 Год назад +4

    When we were kids growing up we use to run behind the insect repellent trucks thinking it was fun in a great amount of smoke.plus I gotten second hand smoke from my family that were chain smokers. I know the lord keeps me going each and every day. God is good

    • @terywetherlow7970
      @terywetherlow7970 Год назад

      Same for me Dorothy....some gloat about smell of Napalm in the morning. We have
      smell of DDT on summer afternoon. Ahh

    • @brendanigg154
      @brendanigg154 Год назад

      We used to run behind the mosquito trucks to in the south side of Chicago I’m surprised all our parents let us do that but it was fun

    • @gregwilvert
      @gregwilvert Год назад +1

      If gawd is good, why didn’t it keep the danger away in the first place?

  • @cwitham69
    @cwitham69 Год назад +1

    Many years ago when I worked at the Cleveland Museum of Art (the 1980s), they decided to abate all of the asbestos in the building. When the project was finally completed they reviewed the data recorders they had set up from the beginning in key locations throughout the buildings. Come to find out they had unusually high ppm counts of asbestos in the north lobby - the main entrance. Guess what? Hundreds of cars stopped in the front right there every day to let people out to enter the Museum and then proceed to park their vehicles down the way in the lot. Every time a car braked & came to a stop, its brake pads scraped and shed asbestos particles into the air! Wow, a real eye-opener for everyone... I understand the material composition has since removed asbestos from brake pads - yes?

  • @user-vq4mt4zd4e
    @user-vq4mt4zd4e Год назад

    great content thanks

  • @JetJ321
    @JetJ321 Год назад +4

    Two points
    1. I have Just read a couple of comments that said it was worse in the 70s and 80s. So air in the cities or some cities is getting better? I don't live in the city So I don't have experience with that.
    2. Give climate changes so bad why are these big conglomerates allowed to rip down our forest and build all these housing developments? All of that concrete makes the whole world hotter!
    These are also the same big organizations that are Giving all of us instructions on how to conserve But they are the ones They are making money off of doing the opposite

    • @vylbird8014
      @vylbird8014 Год назад +2

      That's partly because of the introduction of catalytic converters. They don't actually stop cars emitting pollutants, but they change the chemistry of the pollutants into a less-damaging form. Electronic engine control also helped - it lets the engines run more efficiently, and produce less particulate pollution. It only happened because of regulations though - this isn't something that car manufacturers did voluntarily.

    • @myoldvhstapes
      @myoldvhstapes Год назад

      I'm surprised the segments filmed in L.A. leave out the very important fact that California cars do not emit exhaust fumes; "California Emission." Only the out-of-state cars do.

    • @vylbird8014
      @vylbird8014 Год назад +3

      @@myoldvhstapes Even under Californian regulations, any combustion engine will produce some emissions. But yes, California's standards are stricter than other states. Something that manufacturers and even other states have sued them over, several times. Because any law that harms the corporate right to make money must be overturned.

    • @myoldvhstapes
      @myoldvhstapes Год назад

      @@vylbird8014: When I smell an out-of-state car, it reminds me of my past in New England.

    • @swannoir7949
      @swannoir7949 Год назад

      We didn't have nanoparticles in the air either in the 70s and 80s. We didn't have Chen trails, either.

  • @mariekatherine5238
    @mariekatherine5238 Год назад +12

    The pollution in NYC is much less observable than 60-70- years ago. We used to camp in northwestern Connecticut and on a clear day, the location of the city was very obvious from atop Cobble Mountain. It was that grey-brown smudge!

  • @rochellepaputsis7245
    @rochellepaputsis7245 Год назад +2

    I am a smoker 47 years a pack a day and still have pink lungs doctors are amazed

    • @Elhastezy888
      @Elhastezy888 Год назад +1

      My grandma used to brag the same thing😆 ... ... she went to the bathroom one day age 52, reached under the sink to get a roll of paper & her heart stopped just like that💥
      many blessings 💓

  • @kerrymarris4260
    @kerrymarris4260 10 месяцев назад

    I can now imagine how bad some people have had it. Because I deal with breathing problems everyday, and my lungs are so bad, that every thing I breathe I can tell you what the humidity is, what elevation were at. Or if something is burning somewhere and blowing it to me... and I know that I'm just a bad breathing day away from death...thanks for being honest and forthright with your knowledge on this topic....

  • @Steve-xw6qg
    @Steve-xw6qg Год назад +7

    Excellent video. I would also love to see someone put an air quality meter on a drone and send it through a few different trails left behind those planes that seem to be spraying stuff into our air. I have no doubt those aren't contrails, but there's only one way to put that question to bed.

    • @Elhastezy888
      @Elhastezy888 Год назад

      Barium. Deadly & its #1 being sprayed along with many other metal particulates, chemicals, mold spores & more. California scientists have collected & identified the chemtrails.
      Many have been murdered & i no longer have access to the info.
      If I had known it would dissappear I would have embedded
      edit:typos

    • @clintkaster6269
      @clintkaster6269 Год назад +1

      Oh please.

    • @drakes4625
      @drakes4625 Год назад +1

      no the visible stuff is literally steam. Steam at high altitudes turns white. It's exactly like clouds. The actual pollution from the plane is invisible. Scientists have proven this. Theyre not conspiring against you

    • @karenmino4472
      @karenmino4472 Год назад +1

      Check out Dane W...... The Deming if you want to know about the spraying

    • @duanecarroll8255
      @duanecarroll8255 Год назад

      Ok, if all the airlines didn't have to carry several hundred tons of chems on every flight, would we still have to pay those fucking overweight baggage fees?

  • @3613jeremy
    @3613jeremy Год назад +4

    The recirculating setting is only beneficial if your car has a replaceable air filter cars like my 07 f150 didn't get them till 09-10 and recirculating dirty air is pointless without an air filter it's primary intended use was to recirculate the cold air so the A/C didn't have to run harder on hot days

    • @thj1199
      @thj1199 Год назад

      it might still help a little especially if you turn it on before you get on a busy road

  • @user-vh7ki7xu7o
    @user-vh7ki7xu7o Год назад +1

    Were fighting pollution by driving a dirty ass delivery truck around in an already congested area. Good job 👏

  • @eddiemartin9127
    @eddiemartin9127 Год назад +2

    Great

  • @cotton9595
    @cotton9595 Год назад +10

    Platinum is used in exhaust systems in catalytic converters

    • @swannoir7949
      @swannoir7949 Год назад

      Why platinum? Isn't that more valuable than gold?

    • @odoylerules4503
      @odoylerules4503 Год назад +2

      @@swannoir7949 its an extremely useful metal chemistry wise, they don't just put it in there for no reason. Its almost a micro amount of platinum. There's also gold in the device you're looking at right now

    • @swannoir7949
      @swannoir7949 Год назад

      @@odoylerules4503 gotcha.

  • @shaunhall6834
    @shaunhall6834 Год назад +6

    I'm feeling it this summer. Horrible what we are doing to the Earth. We needed to change 40 years ago but now it is too late.

  • @tyhughs9619
    @tyhughs9619 Год назад

    Watched this having a smoke and a bloody Mary.

  • @sophiacharles4490
    @sophiacharles4490 Год назад +1

    Same here in America, I can taste it, and smell it.

  • @Emy53
    @Emy53 Год назад +3

    This planet will be a sandbox within the next few decades. This planet is supposed to be fairly new, but look how damaged it is already. Once the destruction begins, it will continue to deteriorate at a rapid pace. It's like melting ice...once it begins, the ice gets smaller and smaller until it is no more...bleak but true. The sad thing is they call how far we've come as progress.

    • @ianbardon8581
      @ianbardon8581 Год назад

      The planet will see us off and evolve.

  • @philipcallicoat3147
    @philipcallicoat3147 Год назад +10

    "Scientist are on the case?"
    Isn't the unbreathable air a direct result of scientific advancements???

    • @davidwilkie9551
      @davidwilkie9551 Год назад +2

      Would you rather a mosquito infested hut in the swamp

    • @andreaswimmer6864
      @andreaswimmer6864 Год назад

      My point exactly.
      Where are the responsible researcher and scientists in our institutions?
      How come they don't speak up on our behalf?

    • @Diana1000Smiles
      @Diana1000Smiles Год назад

      @@andreaswimmer6864 They do.

    • @huntncover
      @huntncover Год назад +1

      They brought you the atomic bomb too. And your man made viruses . All funded by the government - you know , the " We're from the government , and we're here to help crowd " .

    • @nickl5658
      @nickl5658 Год назад +1

      @@andreaswimmer6864 they do. But nobody cares to listen.

  • @CentralCalifornia
    @CentralCalifornia Год назад

    I was born in our la I live in Central California in Kings County I remember going to LA once and my head was hurting from the smog

  • @patoni860
    @patoni860 Год назад +2

    there's another thing that they seem disingenuous about. they don't talk about the chemistry of the gasoline and diesel fuel and heating fuel and electric stations and what the coal plants use

  • @aresmars2003
    @aresmars2003 Год назад +5

    You can compare to my mom's generation in the 1940s as a child in Minneapolis, shoveling coal directly into a house furnace to heat in the winter where there was much worse particulates with millions of homes heated this way. The US improved water and air quality since the 1970s, and ended (EVIL leaded gasoline), but cities are much larger now, and there are many times more cars. I always hated gasoline lawn mowers, have used electric, corded in 1990s, and battery since 2005, and cost is a fraction of a penny per mowing. I'd get an electric car, but still pricey, and so compromise with a used Honda Fit, and drive minimally,

    • @patshelby9285
      @patshelby9285 Год назад +1

      Bless you.

    • @andreabontempo643
      @andreabontempo643 Год назад +1

      Electric cars are the most toxic of all. Extracting the lithium fro the earth is very invasive and toxic to those working to mine this. This green agenda is about one thing and one thing only and that is the creation of the one world government. Klause Scwabbs wet dream

    • @aresmars2003
      @aresmars2003 Год назад +1

      @@andreabontempo643 Wow, that's a bad world you live in. I'm glad I don't live there.

    • @susanmercurio1060
      @susanmercurio1060 Год назад +2

      I mow the lawn with an old-fashioned rotary reel mower, powered by human effort.
      Great exercise for me, and zero pollution. I can burn off the pancakes I had for breakfast.

    • @aresmars2003
      @aresmars2003 Год назад +1

      @@susanmercurio1060 Good for you! I did that for 15 years, and couldn't find anyone to sharpen the blade, and then got a used electric which worked well too.

  • @deserteagle946
    @deserteagle946 Год назад +3

    Stratospheric aerosol injection
    Aerosolized aluminum
    Weather modifier
    Climate changer

  • @jiong-tyx
    @jiong-tyx Год назад

    When I was in my hometown in China, the air quality was terrible, and I bought some respirators and air cleaner to deal with that. I had to wear a respirator in the PE class sometime due to the high concentration of PM2.5, it was tough 😷

  • @TheeRocker
    @TheeRocker Год назад +1

    This is not about America. And the world should follow a good example.

  • @robertstovall7195
    @robertstovall7195 Год назад +8

    And not one mention of obvious chemtrails. No, it's not contrails. That would be like me going on a 20 mile run on a cold morning and my breath would be still lingering from when I left.