The normal variances become more noticeable... when unlimited water licenses are issued to oil companies to pump water 10,000 feet underground, never to return, in order to recover oil.
I think you’re right they’re pissing around with the weather all over the world cloud seating in the desert, all sorts of shit and I do believe this is affecting the weather worldwide
Only if the question is, "What is man's favorite part of women?" or "What has soft brown fur, loves to be wet and makes squishy sounds when having sex?"
Only if the question was: If all of your ex-girlfriends were bent over on the same park bench and all you could tell about them was their hip-curve, or their butt cheeks, how could you tell one of them from the other?
@timdowney6721 The issue with this is the hunt for extremes to drive an apocalyptic message. It is always possible to find extremes. There are plenty of missing facts in this message. Want to send a message that rivers are drying up, wait until they close off the flow at the hydro electric dam upstream. I know these regions as a local, and I can assure you factually that these drought conditions do not exist. I do not require peer reviewed scientific papers to look out my windows. I am not a climate change denier, but it's foolheardy to take all the fear mongering messaging at face value. It is just as easy for you to do some research as it is for me. Much of this video is bold, face lie. Don't take my word for it.
@alanmctavish3628 I don't need to go anywhere to look. Almost every inch of watershed is dam controlled at some point in it's path if not many points. There was significantly low snow load this winter, so it should be expected that there will be diligent efforts to keep that water high in the watersheds. That leads to opportunities to take images of low rivers. This is not drought conditions. It is fear mongering. Certainly there is reason for concern but it is far to early for the apocalyptic messaging. If the rainfalls occur at or around seasonal norms, there is absolutely no issue.
You have an answer for everything but climate isn't just shipping water away. Logging yes but trees in the NW Territories aren't exactly big enough to use because the further north you go the smaller they get. Not like the ones around NW Ontario, you are limited in your choice of cut. That being said, you didn't add stop putting carbon into the atmosphere did you which is having more drastic climate consequences. Since it is the NW Territories you do get to a perma-frost layer at some point the further north you go. But perma-frost is melting and as it melts it releases its own cocktail of methane which is another of those components causing a changing climate. See the problem with telling others to stop shipping water away or halt logging you forget every single person yourself included is culpable in those activities. It is a hot day and I need to make sure I am hydrated for work, I down a bottle of water. Your chair is toast, you head to the local store to see if there is another one there. Going to work; jump in the car. We are the ones who need to make the change. If we change the water will stop shipping and the logging will stop logging. But as I've already made clear the big threat is carbon and that means more substantive change. Some which you can do immediately. Some which requires resources to achieve.
@@professorakiba434how do you know it’s carbon doing it and not the planet itself? The earth is in a receding ice age phase. Think about that for a min. How does the ice recede if not by warming? We’ve been warming long before the industrial revolution. Where I live in Ontario used to be completely covered in ice, the Great Lakes were carved out by glaciers they say. Where did it go?? There was a time when the earth was so warm there was no ice anywhere. Tropical palm type frond fossils have been found in the Arctic, the seas were a thick goop of algae. But there were no ppl! The planet has its own cycle and nothing can stop it. Sure we’re probably helping it along faster but there was always going to come a time when mass die off of sea and land life is going to happen. Are we that arrogant that we think we could be spared .. ? The earth will survive, ppl perhaps not. Maybe a new intelligent species will emerge and they will study our bones the way we do with dinosaurs, humans are after all a part of the evolution process. Maybe our time is up 🙂
@@professorakiba434mining operations could also take toll depending. If they blasted in a bad enough location it could crack the water table. It doesn’t take a professor to guess that something has taken place there to destabilize the recharging zone for the water. CO2 for sure has an impact but to get water levels to California lows takes that extra special touch of “we can control and manage everything” when in fact no… ya cant
@@Roguerebel297 Ya it was 10 million hectares of forest destroyed by fire last year in that region that left the ground with no cover, winds whistle through burnt forest drying it up even more and lack of green forest debris I'm sure is a factor too.
Will not fix everything but it would balance the budget for the first time since Clinton in 1998, 1999 and 2000 which continued into 2001. But then Trump inherited 18 trillion in debt and increased that to 27 trillion. For every 3 dollars the us has borrowed since 1776, one dollar was borrowed by Trump. Yep, he treated the US finances like he does his companies, he tries to bankrupt everything.
Wow. Such a drastic change. My last trip to YK was in June 2022 and I could not get over the high level of water in the bay. 2 years later and its looks to be the opposite.
Average it out over ten years and it remains unremarkable...same with global temps. People forget that the climate goes in cycles and there were droughts and fires long before high levels of human activity...CO2 has nothing to do with any of it.
@@markanthony3275 Absolutely correct! I lived in Dawson City the winter of 1978 where it was -68 degrees F for just over 6 weeks. The following winter, relatively mild in comparison. Weather does what weather does.... nothing to see here.
Well they better get making rain instead of increasing the heat ! If they are going to keep spraying do it the right way and don’t destroy everything !
They been manipulating weather since the Vietnam War. Either way to have excessive rain or dry out trees. Time people pulled their head out of their behinds.Their doing this to get us all in the big scam of electric cars. To make their bank accounts even larger. Fear mongering! Get them to stop the wars. Look of the tons of rocket fuel for bombs and explosives heating up the atmosphere! That's probably the largest contributing factor to global warming at this time! Just wake up people!
So sad, eastern ON. here and in my 65 years my little patch of dirt is becoming drier every year. The drought season is longer, maybe 5 to 6 weeks now, mid July to late August and my little creek in the back is almost dry during those weeks with barely a trickle making it through. This year I got some of my plants out a month early into the veg garden and are now seeing double digit nightly temps in early May, for a zone 4b that's not normal, we should have frost till the first week of June.
Northern Saskatchewan and the Lake Athabasca region are experiencing the same. Two years ago were some of the highest water levels ever seen, last two years have been some of the lowest. I spoke to an elder who said his grandmother reported levels similar 100 years ago.
We now live in extreme turbulent times climate wise, nevermind the sea levels, food production will sink us here in Canada. We buy most of our greens south of the border, do you really think the US would slap tariffs on exported foods .
No its called lack of water. I live where it almost every foot of grass has been logged in NW Ontario, and the last 3 years we've suffered from drought. The crick in front of my yard was dry for almost two summers (which in recent memory never happened. The river by my place was so low you didn't need a bridge to cross. The height of rivers and lakes tell you how low the water table is. We didn't have winter here so we didn't get the necessary snow pack that replenishes the water in rivers and lakes for a portion of spring and summer. We have since late March seen rainfall and it has been good since for the first time in a while the river and creek are benefitting but that doesn't change the real reality. Its getting warmer and carbon and methane entering the atmosphere in this day and age is affecting the climate.
No surprise that professor moron is from Ontario 😂 There is zero science of any kind that carbon affects climate. Unless you’ve got your knee pads out in Turdeaus office, I guess. Plants and trees love carbon. What they don’t love is people cutting them down left and right to build parking lots.
Could the Bennett Dam in BC have anything to do with it? I have remember that one year in the past they held back water , then released it very quickly which affected turbidity in Great Slave Lake and therefore the fishing in the East Arm for the entire summer.
I'm a chick forest technician from Montreal, majored in Sylviculture and left my career over disgust of how things work in Québec, they know what they're doing, rat's ass full speed ahead! 😮
We are seeing the same sort of thing here in central BC. Folks around me are saying our lake and river are the lowest folks have seen it for 50 to 60 years or more. I've only been here 20 yrs. but am seeing sand bars I've never seen before. The real issue is that the lake should be coming up fairly quickly this time of year, but it is really slow. More fires, less water, that's a bad combination.
To the Atmosphere, you didn’t get the UN memo, 70% of the upper atmosphere is water vapour 4% CO2, by volume how did the water vapour to that extent get into the atmosphere? why are so many places around the world suffering from excess rain and flooding now you know where the water from Northern Canada , and where it went.
Albertas future is so tied to yours. Over 25 years was spent studying the esdtern slopes, and its not going to be good. The attempt to protect the water supply for the majority of Albertans was rejected, leaving almost no protection of the headwaters of many rivers. Alberta has one of the fastest growing populations, and its water usage has outgrown its supply. We are currently running a water deficiency in the central and southern parts. The need for water has outdone what is coming out of the mountain range. So good luck.
what does population have to do with water supply? ya sure they used more water, but that water doesn't just disappear, you piss it out and it goes down the toilet to a water treatment facility and its put back into the water ways. its a cycle.
That's insane to see Hay River and Alexandra Falls like this. Perhaps more horrific is Yellowknife left high and dry, almost as if Great Slave Lake is going the way of the Aral Sea.
Climate alarmist cutting SO2 have made planet warmer, less cloud cover, and less condensation. In 1990, the IPCC First Assessment Report acknowledged that "Human-made aerosols, from sulphur emitted largely in fossil fuel combustion can modify clouds and this may act to lower temperatures", while "a decrease in emissions of sulphur might be expected to increase global temperatures". Since the 1980s, a decrease in air pollution has led to a partial reversal of the dimming trend, sometimes referred to as global brightening. This global brightening had contributed to the acceleration of global warming which began in the 1990s
Yes cutting back on fossil fuels has made it hotter. In 2020, COVID-19 lockdowns provided a notable "natural experiment", as there had been a marked decline in sulfate and black carbon emissions caused by the curtailed road traffic and industrial output. That decline did have a detectable warming impact: it was estimated to have increased global temperatures by 0.01-0.02 °C (0.018-0.036 °F) initially and up to 0.03 °C (0.054 °F) by 2023, before disappearing. Regionally, the lockdowns were estimated to increase temperatures by 0.05-0.15 °C (0.090-0.270 °F) in eastern China over January-March, and then by 0.04-0.07 °C (0.072-0.126 °F) over Europe, eastern United States, and South Asia in March-May, with the peak impact of 0.3 °C (0.54 °F) in some regions of the United States and Russia
Yeah the chemies started back in 1998, watched them spraying the chit out of our beautiful blue sky on our way up to a fishing trip. We just sat there and scratched our heads trying to figure out what the hell they were doing. This planet has been dying a slow death ever since, thank God we are only visiting.
Since the 1980s, a decrease in air pollution has led to a partial reversal of the dimming trend, sometimes referred to as global brightening. This global brightening had contributed to the acceleration of global warming which began in the 1990s. Starting in the 1980s, the reduction in global dimming has contributed to higher global temperatures. Hot extremes accelerated as global dimming abated. It has been estimated that since the mid-1990s, peak daily temperatures in northeast Asia and hottest days of the year in Western Europe would have been substantially less hot if aerosol concentrations had stayed the same as before. Some of the acceleration of sea level rise, as well as Arctic amplification and the associated Arctic sea ice decline, was also attributed to the reduction in aerosol masking.
If the flow of fresh water into the Arctic ocean decreases enough, it could disrupt the halocline in the ocean and allow the deeper, saltier, Atlantic water to surface. It is possible that this would spell the end of any significant Arctic ice.
All Nations making it rain unnaturally should be taken to International Court and massively fined for completely disrupting the natural flow of moisture in the atmosphere and haphazardly causing severe droughts else where without caring for the after effects.
Alberta needs 10 barrels of water to produce 1 ( one ) barrel of oil !!!! Aberta's water comes from the Beaufort sea that then crosses the NWt'S to then enter the northern portion of Alberta . This is one big reasons for low water levels ( among other local WEATHER MANIPULATION STRATEGIES ) ...
Where did it all go? Lets save some time and sum it up with a few words, unregulated, desert, water, usage, major corporations, California, Nevada, Arizona, unlivable land, pipeline and resivors, Canadian water supplies, BC, Alberta, CASH, CASH,CASH, repeat. Anyone eles see the same picture? Lol
Over population is at the foundation of almost every single threat facing humanity and nature. Anywhere in the world you find water shortages you will find dramatically rising populations of humans. In 1850 the population of California was 93,000. In 1980 it was 20 million. It has since double from that.
One might think that is a common sense perspective, but fortunately there are those who claim the earth could support many billions more. These same deniers of reality never seem to look at the consequences of the world population now. The declining habitat for wildlife, increasing atmospheric CO2 and so on are all signs of threat to earth from our over population.
A person took the square area of the state of Texas and divided it by the global population...and it turned out that every person could live in the state of Texas with a small house and yard. There is NO overpopulation problem, the world could support twice as many people as it has now. But that's if no one was greedy.
@@markanthony3275 Your hypothetical is irrelevant because it is completely impractical in the world today. A hypothetical that has zero chance of happening is a false flag, red herring, or a straw man.
I mean they keep making it unnaturally rain in the middle east and in China preventing the moisture from traveling the world and raining back down here. Which is also causing drying and wild fires. I 100% think they are doing it intentionally.
Keep logging out the temperate rainforests of Canada’s Coastal mountains and islands. Enjoy the firestorms to come. Over logging creates droughts when you cut down the green reservoirs of the mountains.
Please explain, or or there is so much water that hits the west coast of North America. No matter what someone is getting drought. Last few years California has got a extreme amount moisture, bc dry, 3 years ago worst drought California has ever scene and bc was flooding. Unfortunately some one is always getting the shaft and it’s northern bc turn. By the end of the year it will be back to normal
You failed to mention you're own culpability. Secondly and more profoundly you seem to miss that little spark that makes droughts possible, changing climate.
If we do not log, there is the natural burn cycle that will take the trees. On Vancouver Island the average burn cycle is 75 YEARS, or every inch would burn down, on average, every 75 years. (another note is that we are dry EVEY summer. Phoenix Arizona gets more rain from June 21 to Sept 21 EVERY year.) Me? I say take the trees down to a) sequester the carbon (wood not burned is carbon not released) b) Logged lands become FIRE BREAKS which help the control of wildfires. Look up "The great fire of 1938" A forest Fire burnt vast sections of eastern Van Isle from Campbell River to The Malahat (Just south of Duncan) to the Beaufort mountain range. There is a memorial just north of Cambell honoring the firte fighters that, with HUGE effort, stopped the north burn of the Fire and saved 2/3 rds of the forest on the Island. People died doing that. As for NWT, many areas have less than 70 days frost free. That means there is 10 and one half months of snow on the ground and very little growth.
The climates been the same for 80 years and the temperature was hotter in the 1930’s it’s funny how people believe this garbage. Accept the fact that the world changes and charging people more $ doesn’t effect climate period.
Wow they cut SO2 that provides cloud cover and helps condensation. This is climate change caused by climate alarmist. In 1990, the IPCC First Assessment Report acknowledged that "Human-made aerosols, from sulphur emitted largely in fossil fuel combustion can modify clouds and this may act to lower temperatures", while "a decrease in emissions of sulphur might be expected to increase global temperatures". Since the 1980s, a decrease in air pollution has led to a partial reversal of the dimming trend, sometimes referred to as global brightening. This global brightening had contributed to the acceleration of global warming which began in the 1990s
Deserves the resignation of Justin Toxic wildfires 11-18.5 million hectares of land burned out in Canada and drought 2023 , illegally French CFB, illegally French RCMP Fort McMurray Alberta Trudeau.
Step away from the climate change fear mongering echo chamber just for a second. Snow cap levels and rains differ every year, Always been that way remember...? Now Adding Geo engineering weather modification and the Trudy run federal governments instance of handing China our vast bounty of natural resources (water is one of them) only exasperates the situation. But no no its climate change...Your concern should be WHY DOES CHINA OWN SO MUCH OF OUR NORTH and WHY THEY HAVE MINING OPERATIONS SITUATED THROUGHOUT.... Water is the least concerning problem we have in Canada. The admiration of China's basic dictatorship Trudy has decided for Canada seems to be the biggest..... Go back to sleep walking.....
They can seed clouds to make it rain... so what makes you think they can't do the opposite? I feel like this is a man made drought in order to say, "It's your fault there's a drought cause of unaction."
Well it's obvious, last year was el-nino( I think it's how you spell it) we had low snow fall this mild winter. Where as two years ago we had record snow fall. Quit looking to much into this, there is nothing there
El Nino means there is a build up of heat in the tropics in the Pacific. I lived through the previous La Nina cycle where water filled up rivers to overflowing only to vanish to levels seen in this video within weeks. It was still La Nina when the creek by my place dried up. The river in the previous year (not 2024) when La Nina was still a thing, was equally traversable by foot. Besides the fact the last few El Ninos have been hotter and been more devastating should actually be telling you something about overall heating. This one was the most extreme. We didn't have winter here at all this year. Snow pack never occurred because it didn't snow heavy enough or stay cold enough for it to stay. So we have to rely on rain now in hopes that will keep the wild fire season down. Luck would have it (knock on wood) we are getting some of that rain. Thankfully. For the time being.
Well at least you're one to recognized that there is a carbon imprint to influence. Got some news for you. Trees also serve as counter weight to you're carbon footprint. Secondly, the lack of water should having you think about the costs of the global carbon footprint rather than lets harvest the trees. See how culpable you are. I don't know but feels like you may be the looney.
And when people win the lottery we all jump up and down with joy but when there’s a wet or dry year we all put on sack cloth and ashes. Outliers in a climate that is always changing. We need to learn to adapt.
Fires and high temperatures are actually the result of too little CO2 in our atmosphere. CO2 keeps forests healthy, and they in turn moderate temperatures and help conserve water. But forests are being starved of CO2 and trees are half dead or dying...and that makes them FUEL for fires, which exacerbates the problem. But the globalists don't want to give up on their big lie that fossil fuels ( that produce CO2) are to blame, because they've invested almost 30 years in infiltrating science departments, governments and media, so they don't want to abandon that now.
There you have it. Pure denial. Science is telling you what is going one but you will be the one to trust in the supernatural. Oh its arsonists in the forest. Its Jewish space lasers setting off fires on the North West coast. Wonder what fanciful argument you'll come up with next. They haven't seeded the clouds?
The usa weather modification effort to save California - with atmospheric river after aftmospheric river - WORKED Its not a coincidence ALL THE MOISTURE off the Pacific toward North America was DIVERTED the last couple of Falls and Winters The usa HAD to save Calif from a insane 1200 year drought - or not just Calif but the usa writ large would face economic collapse
The normal variances become more noticeable... when unlimited water licenses are issued to oil companies to pump water 10,000 feet underground, never to return, in order to recover oil.
This!!
I wonder if cloud seeding elsewhere has disrupted the normal fall of precipitation
I think you’re right they’re pissing around with the weather all over the world cloud seating in the desert, all sorts of shit and I do believe this is affecting the weather worldwide
People highly over estimate the effects of cloud seeding.
Same with man made climate change since the end of the last ice age@@fenrirgg
@@fenrirgg Ditto on that!! I have seen claims about cloud seeding causing floods which is complete hubris as no such correlation has been made
@@michaeldeierhoi4096 not in your echochamber lolz. Love how people declare being experts before doing research of the simplest nature lolz
The answer is BEAVERS!
Only if the question is, "What is man's favorite part of women?" or "What has soft brown fur, loves to be wet and makes squishy sounds when having sex?"
Ya if man would leave shit alone,
If that was true then you could see the water somewhere else so your reasoning is not rationale
Only if the question was: If all of your ex-girlfriends were bent over on the same park bench and all you could tell about them was their hip-curve, or their butt cheeks, how could you tell one of them from the other?
Powerful video. Thank you for highlighting this. Those of us down here do not understand what is happening
Narrative driven message. When you have an agenda, there will always be evidence to support it.
Perhaps you should see the evidence for yourself!! Go have a look.
Then it should be easy for you to find and cite plenty of peer-reviewed data contradicting the “narrative-driven” evidence.
@timdowney6721 The issue with this is the hunt for extremes to drive an apocalyptic message. It is always possible to find extremes.
There are plenty of missing facts in this message. Want to send a message that rivers are drying up, wait until they close off the flow at the hydro electric dam upstream.
I know these regions as a local, and I can assure you factually that these drought conditions do not exist. I do not require peer reviewed scientific papers to look out my windows.
I am not a climate change denier, but it's foolheardy to take all the fear mongering messaging at face value.
It is just as easy for you to do some research as it is for me.
Much of this video is bold, face lie.
Don't take my word for it.
@alanmctavish3628 I don't need to go anywhere to look. Almost every inch of watershed is dam controlled at some point in it's path if not many points.
There was significantly low snow load this winter, so it should be expected that there will be diligent efforts to keep that water high in the watersheds. That leads to opportunities to take images of low rivers.
This is not drought conditions. It is fear mongering. Certainly there is reason for concern but it is far to early for the apocalyptic messaging.
If the rainfalls occur at or around seasonal norms, there is absolutely no issue.
And what is your agenda? Just to keep doing what we’ve been doing? Making lots of money for O&G? Cos obviously that’s working out great so far 👍🏻👏🏻
Stop shipping the water away, and stop logging every square foot right up to the watershed
You have an answer for everything but climate isn't just shipping water away. Logging yes but trees in the NW Territories aren't exactly big enough to use because the further north you go the smaller they get. Not like the ones around NW Ontario, you are limited in your choice of cut. That being said, you didn't add stop putting carbon into the atmosphere did you which is having more drastic climate consequences. Since it is the NW Territories you do get to a perma-frost layer at some point the further north you go. But perma-frost is melting and as it melts it releases its own cocktail of methane which is another of those components causing a changing climate.
See the problem with telling others to stop shipping water away or halt logging you forget every single person yourself included is culpable in those activities. It is a hot day and I need to make sure I am hydrated for work, I down a bottle of water. Your chair is toast, you head to the local store to see if there is another one there. Going to work; jump in the car. We are the ones who need to make the change. If we change the water will stop shipping and the logging will stop logging. But as I've already made clear the big threat is carbon and that means more substantive change. Some which you can do immediately. Some which requires resources to achieve.
@@professorakiba434how do you know it’s carbon doing it and not the planet itself? The earth is in a receding ice age phase. Think about that for a min. How does the ice recede if not by warming? We’ve been warming long before the industrial revolution. Where I live in Ontario used to be completely covered in ice, the Great Lakes were carved out by glaciers they say. Where did it go?? There was a time when the earth was so warm there was no ice anywhere. Tropical palm type frond fossils have been found in the Arctic, the seas were a thick goop of algae. But there were no ppl! The planet has its own cycle and nothing can stop it. Sure we’re probably helping it along faster but there was always going to come a time when mass die off of sea and land life is going to happen. Are we that arrogant that we think we could be spared .. ? The earth will survive, ppl perhaps not. Maybe a new intelligent species will emerge and they will study our bones the way we do with dinosaurs, humans are after all a part of the evolution process. Maybe our time is up 🙂
@@professorakiba434mining operations could also take toll depending. If they blasted in a bad enough location it could crack the water table.
It doesn’t take a professor to guess that something has taken place there to destabilize the recharging zone for the water.
CO2 for sure has an impact but to get water levels to California lows takes that extra special touch of “we can control and manage everything” when in fact no… ya cant
@@Roguerebel297 Ya it was 10 million hectares of forest destroyed by fire last year in that region that left the ground with no cover, winds whistle through burnt forest drying it up even more and lack of green forest debris I'm sure is a factor too.
Comment by another clueless yt American I see.
Raise taxes, that seemingly fixes everything.
Agreeing that we need to accept a global totalitarian socialist government fixes everything according to them.
Will not fix everything but it would balance the budget for the first time since Clinton in 1998, 1999 and 2000 which continued into 2001. But then Trump inherited 18 trillion in debt and increased that to 27 trillion. For every 3 dollars the us has borrowed since 1776, one dollar was borrowed by Trump. Yep, he treated the US finances like he does his companies, he tries to bankrupt everything.
Wow. Such a drastic change. My last trip to YK was in June 2022 and I could not get over the high level of water in the bay. 2 years later and its looks to be the opposite.
So at least there the climate warmed and the water evaporated.
Average it out over ten years and it remains unremarkable...same with global temps. People forget that the climate goes in cycles and there were droughts and fires long before high levels of human activity...CO2 has nothing to do with any of it.
@@markanthony3275 Absolutely correct! I lived in Dawson City the winter of 1978 where it was -68 degrees F for just over 6 weeks. The following winter, relatively mild in comparison. Weather does what weather does.... nothing to see here.
Incredible how people think pictures are evidence of anything
...when the glaciers first melted, you can see the MASSIVE runoff. The erosion is huge
Well they better get making rain instead of increasing the heat ! If they are going to keep spraying do it the right way and don’t destroy everything !
Time for a rain dance 😂
Make rain?? How ?? By separating the hydrogen and oxygen??
You can't just "make" water
They been manipulating weather since the Vietnam War. Either way to have excessive rain or dry out trees.
Time people pulled their head out of their behinds.Their doing this to get us all in the big scam of electric cars. To make their bank accounts even larger.
Fear mongering!
Get them to stop the wars.
Look of the tons of rocket fuel for bombs and explosives heating up the atmosphere!
That's probably the largest contributing factor to global warming at this time!
Just wake up people!
THE OCEAN 😂 @@williamwinger1770
@@williamwinger1770It's called cloud seeding, look it up.
Are the bridge footings shown on the Buffalo River for a new bridge or the remains of an old one?
A startling difference. Important news to Canadians.
So sad, eastern ON. here and in my 65 years my little patch of dirt is becoming drier every year. The drought season is longer, maybe 5 to 6 weeks now, mid July to late August and my little creek in the back is almost dry during those weeks with barely a trickle making it through. This year I got some of my plants out a month early into the veg garden and are now seeing double digit nightly temps in early May, for a zone 4b that's not normal, we should have frost till the first week of June.
Northern Saskatchewan and the Lake Athabasca region are experiencing the same. Two years ago were some of the highest water levels ever seen, last two years have been some of the lowest. I spoke to an elder who said his grandmother reported levels similar 100 years ago.
La Nina (ENSO decadal cycle) was 3-years long (usually 2-years) resulting in extended dry conditions across the N/S American west coasts.
We now live in extreme turbulent times climate wise, nevermind the sea levels, food production will sink us here in Canada. We buy most of our greens south of the border, do you really think the US would slap tariffs on exported foods .
Logging, shipping water away and possible mine blasts have cracked the water table …
No its called lack of water. I live where it almost every foot of grass has been logged in NW Ontario, and the last 3 years we've suffered from drought. The crick in front of my yard was dry for almost two summers (which in recent memory never happened. The river by my place was so low you didn't need a bridge to cross. The height of rivers and lakes tell you how low the water table is. We didn't have winter here so we didn't get the necessary snow pack that replenishes the water in rivers and lakes for a portion of spring and summer. We have since late March seen rainfall and it has been good since for the first time in a while the river and creek are benefitting but that doesn't change the real reality. Its getting warmer and carbon and methane entering the atmosphere in this day and age is affecting the climate.
No surprise that professor moron is from Ontario 😂
There is zero science of any kind that carbon affects climate.
Unless you’ve got your knee pads out in Turdeaus office, I guess.
Plants and trees love carbon.
What they don’t love is people cutting them down left and right to build parking lots.
@@professorakiba434 or Its just time for the dirty 30's once again.
Could the Bennett Dam in BC have anything to do with it? I have remember that one year in the past they held back water , then released it very quickly which affected turbidity in Great Slave Lake and therefore the fishing in the East Arm for the entire summer.
Nestle had a contract to take as much water as they wanted for $1/ year.
Nestle takes water from the MacKenzie watershed? No wonder there is a shortage of snow in the NWT.
Where did the water go? Right into that Bottle of Nestle water your drinking.
and toxic Coca-Cola
look at the label and see where it was bottled. my nestle water that I Buy was bottled in Hope bc.
I'm a chick forest technician from Montreal, majored in Sylviculture and left my career over disgust of how things work in Québec, they know what they're doing, rat's ass full speed ahead! 😮
Maybe you should have stayed to document their shenanigans
It happens… look in California, they had no water for years … now it’s a different story….
We are seeing the same sort of thing here in central BC. Folks around me are saying our lake and river are the lowest folks have seen it for 50 to 60 years or more. I've only been here 20 yrs. but am seeing sand bars I've never seen before. The real issue is that the lake should be coming up fairly quickly this time of year, but it is really slow. More fires, less water, that's a bad combination.
Throw in the firebug deliberate fires as well
Northern Saskatchewan is looking to same. Water levels down feet, not inches.
To the Atmosphere, you didn’t get the UN memo, 70% of the upper atmosphere is water vapour 4% CO2, by volume how did the water vapour to that extent get into the atmosphere? why are so many places around the world suffering from excess rain and flooding now you know where the water from Northern Canada , and where it went.
Albertas future is so tied to yours. Over 25 years was spent studying the esdtern slopes, and its not going to be good.
The attempt to protect the water supply for the majority of Albertans was rejected, leaving almost no protection of the headwaters of many rivers.
Alberta has one of the fastest growing populations, and its water usage has outgrown its supply. We are currently running a water deficiency in the central and southern parts. The need for water has outdone what is coming out of the mountain range.
So good luck.
what does population have to do with water supply? ya sure they used more water, but that water doesn't just disappear, you piss it out and it goes down the toilet to a water treatment facility and its put back into the water ways. its a cycle.
Melting glaciers flooded areas. The lack of the 'normal' snowfall in uplands and mountains creates less melt water. India is experiencing this too.
We forget that the glaciers weren't always there.
That's insane to see Hay River and Alexandra Falls like this. Perhaps more horrific is Yellowknife left high and dry, almost as if Great Slave Lake is going the way of the Aral Sea.
It’s in Brazil haven’t you heard? Got some great force acting on the water of the Earth, pushing and pulling it, like the tides but different.
8.8 k views 131 likes , educated and informed coments , people are aware . The programming isnt working.
Look up GEO Engineering,HARRP and chem trails.
agreed
Climate alarmist cutting SO2 have made planet warmer, less cloud cover, and less condensation. In 1990, the IPCC First Assessment Report acknowledged that "Human-made aerosols, from sulphur emitted largely in fossil fuel combustion can modify clouds and this may act to lower temperatures", while "a decrease in emissions of sulphur might be expected to increase global temperatures". Since the 1980s, a decrease in air pollution has led to a partial reversal of the dimming trend, sometimes referred to as global brightening. This global brightening had contributed to the acceleration of global warming which began in the 1990s
Yes cutting back on fossil fuels has made it hotter. In 2020, COVID-19 lockdowns provided a notable "natural experiment", as there had been a marked decline in sulfate and black carbon emissions caused by the curtailed road traffic and industrial output. That decline did have a detectable warming impact: it was estimated to have increased global temperatures by 0.01-0.02 °C (0.018-0.036 °F) initially and up to 0.03 °C (0.054 °F) by 2023, before disappearing. Regionally, the lockdowns were estimated to increase temperatures by 0.05-0.15 °C (0.090-0.270 °F) in eastern China over January-March, and then by 0.04-0.07 °C (0.072-0.126 °F) over Europe, eastern United States, and South Asia in March-May, with the peak impact of 0.3 °C (0.54 °F) in some regions of the United States and Russia
Yeah the chemies started back in 1998, watched them spraying the chit out of our beautiful blue sky
on our way up to a fishing trip. We just sat there and scratched our heads trying to figure out what the hell they were doing.
This planet has been dying a slow death ever since, thank God we are only visiting.
@@Darryl58 being happening for decades.
Just call Dubai and buy some rain from their cloud seeders 😁
Need another tax on our gas, carbon tax and a new *water tax* to help the water come back..
Why were the Beavers wiped out? They had this under control.
NWT should put teaching "the Rain Dance" in its curriculum, while there are still elders who can teach it. Same thing for the "Snow Dance".
Now it's the welfare dance.
@@markanthony3275 Maybe they should pass a law to ban the "Sun Dance" until things get better?
@@zipperpillow Yeah...I never thought of that! Good idea!
Also, my bad, Mark Anthony.....thanks for what you tried to do for Rome.
How about insurance companies playing Gods by cloud seeding, does that affect climate?
Since the 1980s, a decrease in air pollution has led to a partial reversal of the dimming trend, sometimes referred to as global brightening. This global brightening had contributed to the acceleration of global warming which began in the 1990s. Starting in the 1980s, the reduction in global dimming has contributed to higher global temperatures. Hot extremes accelerated as global dimming abated. It has been estimated that since the mid-1990s, peak daily temperatures in northeast Asia and hottest days of the year in Western Europe would have been substantially less hot if aerosol concentrations had stayed the same as before. Some of the acceleration of sea level rise, as well as Arctic amplification and the associated Arctic sea ice decline, was also attributed to the reduction in aerosol masking.
As the northern ice cap is now at its thickest in the last 20 years, its probably locked into the ice shelf at the moment.
Life is life...na na na,na,na. All things move and change since the beginning of the universe.
Did the water from Canada's North somehow found its way to Canada's South?
If the flow of fresh water into the Arctic ocean decreases enough, it could disrupt the halocline in the ocean and allow the deeper, saltier, Atlantic water to surface. It is possible that this would spell the end of any significant Arctic ice.
Remember that part of the video where he said that two years ago there was record water levels here? This is nature balancing that out.
Wouldn't it be above the trees ?
Nestle, coke, Pepsi, and every other beverage company/ corporation
All Nations making it rain unnaturally should be taken to International Court and massively fined for completely disrupting the natural flow of moisture in the atmosphere and haphazardly causing severe droughts else where without caring for the after effects.
Alberta needs 10 barrels of water to produce 1 ( one ) barrel of oil !!!! Aberta's water comes from the Beaufort sea that then crosses the NWt'S to then enter the northern portion of Alberta . This is one big reasons for low water levels ( among other local WEATHER MANIPULATION STRATEGIES ) ...
Poles changing happens every few thousand years just thing we've got front row seats
I heard China bought the water from Nestle.
They have tug boats shipping it in huge bags to China.
That is what I heard.
from great lakes
Where did it all go? Lets save some time and sum it up with a few words, unregulated, desert, water, usage, major corporations, California, Nevada, Arizona, unlivable land, pipeline and resivors, Canadian water supplies, BC, Alberta, CASH, CASH,CASH, repeat. Anyone eles see the same picture? Lol
Over population is at the foundation of almost every single threat facing humanity and nature. Anywhere in the world you find water shortages you will find dramatically rising populations of humans. In 1850 the population of California was 93,000. In 1980 it was 20 million. It has since double from that.
One might think that is a common sense perspective, but fortunately there are those who claim the earth could support many billions more.
These same deniers of reality never seem to look at the consequences of the world population now. The declining habitat for wildlife, increasing atmospheric CO2 and so on are all signs of threat to earth from our over population.
A person took the square area of the state of Texas and divided it by the global population...and it turned out that every person could live in the state of Texas with a small house and yard. There is NO overpopulation problem, the world could support twice as many people as it has now. But that's if no one was greedy.
@@markanthony3275 Your hypothetical is irrelevant because it is completely impractical in the world today. A hypothetical that has zero chance of happening is a false flag, red herring, or a straw man.
The Peace River has been the lowest I have seen for 30 years also.
I mean they keep making it unnaturally rain in the middle east and in China preventing the moisture from traveling the world and raining back down here. Which is also causing drying and wild fires. I 100% think they are doing it intentionally.
Its called weather. Next year it could be flooded
Keep logging out the temperate rainforests of Canada’s Coastal mountains and islands. Enjoy the firestorms to come. Over logging creates droughts when you cut down the green reservoirs of the mountains.
Please explain, or or there is so much water that hits the west coast of North America. No matter what someone is getting drought. Last few years California has got a extreme amount moisture, bc dry, 3 years ago worst drought California has ever scene and bc was flooding. Unfortunately some one is always getting the shaft and it’s northern bc turn. By the end of the year it will be back to normal
You failed to mention you're own culpability. Secondly and more profoundly you seem to miss that little spark that makes droughts possible, changing climate.
If we do not log, there is the natural burn cycle that will take the trees. On Vancouver Island the average burn cycle is 75 YEARS, or every inch would burn down, on average, every 75 years. (another note is that we are dry EVEY summer. Phoenix Arizona gets more rain from June 21 to Sept 21 EVERY year.) Me? I say take the trees down to a) sequester the carbon (wood not burned is carbon not released) b) Logged lands become FIRE BREAKS which help the control of wildfires. Look up "The great fire of 1938" A forest Fire burnt vast sections of eastern Van Isle from Campbell River to The Malahat (Just south of Duncan) to the Beaufort mountain range. There is a memorial just north of Cambell honoring the firte fighters that, with HUGE effort, stopped the north burn of the Fire and saved 2/3 rds of the forest on the Island. People died doing that. As for NWT, many areas have less than 70 days frost free. That means there is 10 and one half months of snow on the ground and very little growth.
The climates been the same for 80 years and the temperature was hotter in the 1930’s it’s funny how people believe this garbage. Accept the fact that the world changes and charging people more $ doesn’t effect climate period.
Wait it will come but not for a bit closer to winter. When we had the northern lights they turned on haarp it will get dryer
Wow they cut SO2 that provides cloud cover and helps condensation. This is climate change caused by climate alarmist. In 1990, the IPCC First Assessment Report acknowledged that "Human-made aerosols, from sulphur emitted largely in fossil fuel combustion can modify clouds and this may act to lower temperatures", while "a decrease in emissions of sulphur might be expected to increase global temperatures". Since the 1980s, a decrease in air pollution has led to a partial reversal of the dimming trend, sometimes referred to as global brightening. This global brightening had contributed to the acceleration of global warming which began in the 1990s
What a revealing report on climate. Keep it up.
…you spelled weather wrong
I was expecting an explanation but okay
Wow!!! That is not good. 😟
Deserves the resignation of Justin Toxic wildfires 11-18.5 million hectares of land burned out in Canada and drought 2023 , illegally French CFB, illegally French RCMP Fort McMurray Alberta Trudeau.
I’d guess it is poor management of the Canadian government.
Rain or where there are mountains snow that melts equals run off that increases water.......we need water to survive.......people
Step away from the climate change fear mongering echo chamber just for a second. Snow cap levels and rains differ every year, Always been that way remember...? Now Adding Geo engineering weather modification and the Trudy run federal governments instance of handing China our vast bounty of natural resources (water is one of them) only exasperates the situation. But no no its climate change...Your concern should be WHY DOES CHINA OWN SO MUCH OF OUR NORTH and WHY THEY HAVE MINING OPERATIONS SITUATED THROUGHOUT.... Water is the least concerning problem we have in Canada. The admiration of China's basic dictatorship Trudy has decided for Canada seems to be the biggest..... Go back to sleep walking.....
Dams on the river systems in BC
Doesn't look low in all your pictures
Maybe you should be looking at site c they are starting ti fill it that's why no water
They can seed clouds to make it rain... so what makes you think they can't do the opposite? I feel like this is a man made drought in order to say, "It's your fault there's a drought cause of unaction."
Fracking takes billions of liters water out of the system each day and they have been doing it for over 10 years.
Next year theses river can overflow, nature has varied for millions of years
My all-time favorite rap group N.W.T.
Natives With Tomahawks
I believe there's also an all native group up their forming a professional hockey league for natives only...they're calling it "Tomahockey".
FIRES STARTED FOR WHAT ? NATIVES STARTING FIRES. 😢
Evian. Is naive . If you mix it up .
uh...south?
It will be back. A little too much fear mongering in this video
Harp is playing
They have been shipping water to China for the last 15 years. No joke. It was deeded by water rights for china's mining when purchased. Look it up.
Weather manipulation related
That control the movement of waterto generate hydro it's controlled from Toronto what could go wrong
Ask nestle
Which doesn't ship water from the North West Territories.
Good question. Ask DARPA.
Well it's obvious, last year was el-nino( I think it's how you spell it) we had low snow fall this mild winter. Where as two years ago we had record snow fall. Quit looking to much into this, there is nothing there
El Nino means there is a build up of heat in the tropics in the Pacific. I lived through the previous La Nina cycle where water filled up rivers to overflowing only to vanish to levels seen in this video within weeks. It was still La Nina when the creek by my place dried up. The river in the previous year (not 2024) when La Nina was still a thing, was equally traversable by foot. Besides the fact the last few El Ninos have been hotter and been more devastating should actually be telling you something about overall heating. This one was the most extreme. We didn't have winter here at all this year. Snow pack never occurred because it didn't snow heavy enough or stay cold enough for it to stay. So we have to rely on rain now in hopes that will keep the wild fire season down. Luck would have it (knock on wood) we are getting some of that rain. Thankfully. For the time being.
Cyclicality! Instead of thinking in linear terms like westerners tend to do, think in cyclical terms.
Interesting.
Log it
Burn it
Pave it
It would have been much better to harvest and manage trees than to have them burn and carbonize the atmosphere. Lunacy from Castro.
Well at least you're one to recognized that there is a carbon imprint to influence. Got some news for you. Trees also serve as counter weight to you're carbon footprint. Secondly, the lack of water should having you think about the costs of the global carbon footprint rather than lets harvest the trees. See how culpable you are. I don't know but feels like you may be the looney.
Filling ip the site c damn on the peace river !
Stop shipping the water to the south AND reintroduce the beaver and start planting more trees indigenous to our areas.
I live here and can say water level is just normal for this time of year. All this climate change fear mongering is bs
But global warming said...
It's a global issue.
And when people win the lottery we all jump up and down with joy but when there’s a wet or dry year we all put on sack cloth and ashes. Outliers in a climate that is always changing. We need to learn to adapt.
go north time to pan for some gold
Nestle drinking water. Climate change.
Could all the manmade fires cause this? Maybe it's just natures cycle.
Fires and high temperatures are actually the result of too little CO2 in our atmosphere. CO2 keeps forests healthy, and they in turn moderate temperatures and help conserve water. But forests are being starved of CO2 and trees are half dead or dying...and that makes them FUEL for fires, which exacerbates the problem. But the globalists don't want to give up on their big lie that fossil fuels ( that produce CO2) are to blame, because they've invested almost 30 years in infiltrating science departments, governments and media, so they don't want to abandon that now.
This is fine.
it when on visit to brazil 😂
A drought in one place means a flood in another. It’s called weather, stop getting your panties in a bunch.
There it is: "changing climate" PROPAGANDA
FU!
There you have it. Pure denial. Science is telling you what is going one but you will be the one to trust in the supernatural. Oh its arsonists in the forest. Its Jewish space lasers setting off fires on the North West coast. Wonder what fanciful argument you'll come up with next. They haven't seeded the clouds?
El Nino = Climate Change, La Nina = Silence
voice . sounds non canadian.
5G
The usa weather modification effort to save California - with atmospheric river after aftmospheric river - WORKED
Its not a coincidence
ALL THE MOISTURE off the Pacific toward North America was DIVERTED the last couple of Falls and Winters
The usa HAD to save Calif from a insane 1200 year drought - or not just Calif but the usa writ large would face economic collapse
Nestle making orange chocolate