Yeah and also carbon gets captured in soil that's why farmers use dead plants & carcass to rot inside soil to enrich it with carbon. Just lefties trying to scare ppl with propa ganda.
Do you know that Nikola Tesla ( invested free energy) invented a small device that causes earthquake.... you know what happened to all his invention... the US goverment/elite took it.... oh that happened to Weilham Reich's ( invented a device that cure cancer) invented changing weather device.... all the good invention free energy and cancer cure NEVER been used but suppressed all those invention that can terrorize public they use behind our back ...WAKE UP ... Surely after the mass jab and since then escalation of excess death ... I bet you have got a clue about excess death.. still sleeping
Please show me where ice is there in here? Its called sinking ground in easy terms. When the ground cant take weight of whatever is atop if it or isn't aligning itself with weight thats in a slanting position then this happens. FAKE FAKE MISINFORMATION.
Nice information about permafrost. Unfortunately, that is NOT what is at play in these photos. The first three involve erosion, not melting of permafrost. The only one that appears to be melting of permafrost is the cabin shown after she explains the process.
A sinkhole is caused by water underground moving sediment away from underneath structures, and after a while the structure won't be resting on anything and will just collapse.
My 2 brain cells are screaming to me. What the video shows is the erosion effect, the experiment you did shows what you have inside your brain. A big empty space because you melted it Edit: for anyone who doesn’t understand, in simple terms the sentence that i mentioned did not ment erosion effect, but i took the video line of thinking to draw in conclusions that he has 0 brain .
I’m sorry, what? Did you fail high school? That’s not what erosion means, or anything similar to it. “Erosion is the geological process in which earthen materials are worn away and transported by natural forces such as wind or water.” - google Explain to me how ice melting under the ground classifies as “material being worn away or transported by natural forces”
This depiction of ice in the middle of rotten bodies and non frozen parts.... ridiculous. Sinkholes and landslides happen because of erosion, also happens because of deforestation, cause tree roots keep the soil in place. Some places are more prone to landslides, like where I live, I live on a small mountain in Norway, from the top of the mountain there is a water stream that also goes through our plot. It keeps eroding the land. Also, water freezing between rocky soil, expanding, and then melting is also a reason why there might be landslides. We do not have permafrost where I live, this is ridiculous propaganda.
Yes erosion and deforestation cause a great deal of sink holes and deforestation so what you see in ur country is due to that because almost all of the permafrost is located in Greenland, Russia, Canada, and Alaska. And there the permafrost is melting like shown in the demonstration, the carbon matter that is frozen down there is being released and speeding up the process. The demonstration is not wrong just a few of the pictures shown. I watched a whole documentary on it a couple months ago. It's actually really interesting.
Not true, civil engineer here. In the first video, you can see that the ground had collapsed over a wide area. This is due to the melting of permafrost. erosion takes place over tens and hundreds of thousands of years and leaves no such trace
The actual first shot you can't see the surrounding, and say one of the houses for instance, quite clearly a coastal property suffering from tidal erosion - Not permafrost, ocean. Which is not hundreds of thousands of years, not even remotely, it's a few meters *each* year. Might be a civil engineer, but clearly no geologist.@@marias5230
fun fact the earth has natural heating and cooling cycles we are at the early stage of the heating cycle and something even more crazy is that the earth will begin to cool down after the heating cycle
this. THIS I'VE BEEN SCREAMING THIS HOW IS THIS LOST KNOWLEDGE!? you're the only other person I've seen this whole time mention this whenever the climate change garbage gets brought up
Fun fact: natural heating and cooling cycle happen over the course of millions and years. And you dont just naturally see global temperature going up by digits within someone lifetime
Yeah milankovitch cycles happen over many thousands of years but it doesn't account for how quickly the climate is changing and we have a clear cause of it all that is backed up by data and our knowledge of the atmosphere. All that carbon in the atmosphere has to go somewhere, it doesn't just disappear and the effects of this all are evident. Even if this was the cause, which it isn't, it still means we should be taking action to reduce it so the result is the same
Where I'm from some people have houses on stilts and stuff. I always get scared I will fall through, and when I say stilts I'm not exaggerating. A lot of them are in water but during dry seasons it's so scary.
@@jobivuvuvfvi605 even here in southern America in low flood flatlands we got stilt houses too. Built properly they're very decent. However the earth the stilts are rooted in have to be checked or you end up like the one guy in my area who built in the silt and not the rock. You go from a lowlands to a river boat house pretty fast
@@HyperbolicMedia I'm from Louisiana in the US. These houses are mostly in swamps here. Luckily it usually stays pretty wet most of the year and I've only seen a handful in places that dry up.
Please show me where ice is there in here? Its called sinking ground in easy terms. When the ground cant take weight of whatever is atop if it or isn't aligning itself with weight thats in a slanting position then this happens. STOO PUTTING GLOBAL WARMING WHERE ITS NOT. MISINFORMATION!!!
The explanation is very clear. I watched an hour long documentary on permafrost and I enjoyed it. But I'm surprised to see everything in that documentary get summarised to a short. Also i see many people saying this is a propaganda, I'm not very clear on how an informative video or golbal warming is a propaganda. I mean what purpose is there to educational videos like this other than giving knowledge and promoting sustainability.
You do not need to be an academic to explain sinkholes. In the artic, the permafrost is melting, causing methane gas bubbles to rise to the land surface and explode, with a mixture of hydrogen and methane-carbon gas. In any other land mass where sinkholes occur, they are caused by humans drilling for fossil fuels. Where the surface falls into the spaces left by mining and drilling. The Earth will warm up if we do not stop the search and use of greenhouse gases as energy rising into the atmosphere. The Earth will also suffer more earthquakes. John Eric Hoare. British deep seaman. Retired.
Your very close but also very far what really happened is just a massive earthquake his Siberia which made this giant 100km long shift in the land and exposed the permafrost
@@mattieisnot lol. Every cliff in this vid was at about 90⁰. (They are prime to collapse regardless of the weather.) The only way to get that(apart from fractured granite etc.) is erosion. Dirt and chalk eroded by water will become steeper than 45⁰ and become un stable. I live near these kinds of cliffs and winter hardly drops below 0⁰c. And they collapse all the time. ANY geologist or erosion expert will tell you this has been going on for.....ever. Its just a thing but hey what do i know....i didnt even know Alaska had white chalk cliffs (would like some help finding it as Google returned nothing but a possible gypsum mine several miles inland.)
My dad lived right beside the highways when he was little going out if Chicago and through Rockford Il. Back then when gas was more pure and produced more CO2 than other emissions from Ethanol the plants from the gardens on the neighboring roadside farm thrived. Often pushing out a similar oxygen output. It's when we started using ethanol in our fuel that its properties ate the metals and pushed them out the exhaust. We had a prehistoric period of high co2 and high oxygen recycling. But we need more trees and gardens
This is not accurate information. I could write an essay if I thought you would actually consider it. For now, I'll just say that plants on earth are capable of absorbing and processing five times as much co2 into o2 than is in the atmosphere. Saying co2 emissions are causing global temperatures to rise is 100% misinformation.
The opening clip is a good example of how we know the Grand Canyon isn’t as old as they say it is. Millions of years of erosion would collapse the walls.
@@FishJesus420 Nah I just can't be bothered to have a discussion with someone named FishJesus420 on the internet. I don't care how bored you are, but I ain't here to relieve it, now go find something else to be personally offended by that you can discuss with someone who is bored enough for that ✌🏻
As a geologist, I'm impressed that you've. Thought beyond one step, but your entire theory is wrong. Permafrost isn't there for just a few years, and it's the co 2. It's not causing global warming
Apparently third grade teaching is still way to difficult to understand for a lot of people in the comments. They can't comprehend that things can have multiple reasons why they happen.
sinkholes are not the direct result of climate change. they exist regardless of the conditions of the climate, as long as there is water underground that is able to erode away the sediments underground.
@@DWPlanetA "Influences" you proved it yourself, yet you framed it in the video in such a way that it makes it seem like climate change is the reason for sinkholes. I get the need to be aware of climate change, but don't make information possibly misleading to do so. Just be clear with wording for video content.
@@user-ko9te4jj4udid you miss the part about permafrost? Like how PERMAFROST isn't really a thing outside of arctic areas. I deeply hope you don't think they're saying it's all over the place
@@bigdaddydons6241 The video literally shows beach houses and cliffs as reference, and even if we disregard that fact, ice forming underground does happen in colder climates around the world (it might not be permafrost, but ice is still damaging to foundations). Civil engineers exist to solve some of the issues with damage from thermal expansion of underground water under foundation of buildings and infrastructure.
Bro some sinkholes are made by melting permafrost other cause there's underground water, this is real. As well as global warming which is a natural occurrence instead of being man made like the media keeps telling us.
I swear people are comparing "regular" sinkholes to permafrost sinholes. permafrot sinkholes literally have ice in them, so them melting would cause the land to destabilize. Whether you are in a coast or a beach, a cold region would most likely have permanent ice below, and any effect (global warming, oil drilling, or something that can cause the ice to disappear and other effects) would destabilize the land, so structures like a house on land like that would sink.
@@rhia_codeGlobal warming causing snow storms in Shanghai, frozen market places and hailstorms in the middle east, North Pole ice mass gain and sinking temperatures is stupid af. 0,02% of the atmosphere cannot make a significant temperature change. Cope
"and people wonder"... "What the hell happened here?" Her end connects perfectly to the beginning! Am I the only one that noticed 🤔 I always think about using this concept with music 🎶
What people often don't think about is that the Earth is also in a period of natural warming as the axis is starting to tilt up, warming the Northern hemisphere significantly.
Sinkholes aren’t caused by permafrost, they’re caused by water dissolving limestone in the ground. My home county has a lot of sinkholes, but it’s in a temperate climate.
I was shocked! In one of the photos, so much ice had melted it made an entire ocean with tides and waves.... I bet they didn't help with soil erosion either!.. I'm terrified, I noticed that the average temperature between January and June rose significantly... I think we're all doomed unless we glue ourselves to a road
I hate the idea that natural decomposition required for soil viability is considered as “contributing to global warming” it wasn’t until we added our factories
People like you hold us back. Climate deniers need to just get on the band wagon. Cause hey, if you're right, at least you've been kinder to the earth. But science doesn't care about what you "think" or how you "feel"
This has been happening for thousands of years its not new and a 2 degree's change doesnt matter its still gonna happen because thats just how the world works
As a European, I thought Putin was causing this, not climate change. Thank you DW for the clarification. Life in Europe can be really confusing sometimes.
Thank you so much. I use so many wonderful videos like this in my lessons and it helps so much when someone demonstrates an idea like this. Thank you for sharing knowledge xx ❤
As an example sure it does its job but even in your example it didn’t create a sinkhole and am 99% sure that everything dead under ground that wasn’t mummified has been decomposed long before the ice melt. Second and most importantly the examples like everyone has said is that of normal erosion especially the beach house only fell off one corner. This is why no one can take you people seriously. It’s overly exaggerated and filled with lies and half truths.
My car got broken into due to global warming. Crime rate is up due to global warming. I am broke due to global warming. When it works it just works. I can blame it on global warming.
@@AzaryahuIf we don't stop it there is going to be a massive humanitarian crisis because a lot of regions around the world will become completely uninhabitable
@@AzaryahuAlso climate change and other factors could cause a mass extinction which can potentially lead to the end of humanity. There probably will be a few humans who could survive through a mass extinction but A LOT of people will die.
@@AzaryahuYea because “the world is ending” means it becomes too hot for other organisms and us to live, and then the ecosystem starts falling down like dominos
then tell me why im experiencing around 10 °C (15 °F) higher temperatures than 15ish years ago? i live at the same latitude as northernmost states of canada, like 1000 miles up from the U.S canada border (but in europe). and summers here reach around 39 °C (103 °F)
@@nikoheino3927there are multiple factors, the rotation axis of the earth to the sun that wobbles around and has reached the wormest point is one of them, but its way easier to blame the normal people and block traffic or make us feel bad that we live. The point is there are so many factors that we don't know or don't factor in.
@@peteressert5172 but we do factor all the things. i do agree that we shouldnt mostly blame regular people or block traffic, as its mostly caused by corporate greed. but things like the tilt changing and other things, called the milankovitch cycle, takes tens of thousands of years for significant changes. the current rate is hundreds of times faster than in the natural cycle. in the natural cycle there shouldnt be perceiveable changes within a human lifespan.
AND also one of the reasons are , that you don't build THE CONCRETE FUNDAMENTS , AND PILES !!!! AND because of your houses are made a little bit stronger than house cards !! This is why even the medium storm can make your houses to fly
I’m hearing the permafrost idea, but stopped listening once the CO2 alarm was being rung. The planet is CO2 deficient in comparison to what was in the atmosphere in the prehistoric past. This is why vegetable and flower growers still produce and pump CO2 into their growing tunnels and hot houses, in order to accelerate the plant growth. We’re a bit like ants trying to set up shop in your bathroom… and expect to flourish in that environment for ever. But then the homeowner does a cleaning with bleach and we demand a global’ ban on chlorine… etc
Fyi, to those saying the pictures don't depict permafrost, so what? The pictures weren't the point, she still explained something that myself and I'm sure many others haven't heard of.
We are not in an ice age anymore, that’s why stuff is thawing. It is a natural cycle and I just don’t get why people are so arrogant to think we could actually effect this earth the way they say we are.
Guys i'm a geologist (still studying) and there's the thing where earth heats up and cools down and this process repeats itself for millions of years, so yeah we can influence it a little bit by our carbon emissions and e.c.t. but it pales in comparison to what our planet does.
The global warming due to people hastens this process. It's normal, yes. But stuff like it's a lot more warmer than it should be considering the old events or processes and events that shouldn't happen for a hundred or so years has already happened.
The cloud is in the bottom of the ocean. Releasing more co2 than the entire worldwide airline industry combined. Riding the temperature of the sea and adding to global warming in a major major way.
Really? You think the reason the building right on the beach had it's foundation undermined is permafrost? If you want to make your point, don't use examples that clearly don't support it.
Hey there! Sinkholes form when naturally acidic rainwater erodes underlying bedrock, therefore creating damage beneath the surface. This can happen in African countries, too. However, the examples we show, is ice melting in very cold reagions, such as Alaska and Siberia.
I could be wrong but majority of those are by water/ocean. Water with in time can erode the ground away. It is what is happening to the bluffs in Alaska
i am quite sure that the house on the beach colapsing has nothing to do with permafrost.
Yeah it's the permafrost melting on the other side of the Planet ...
Yeah and also carbon gets captured in soil that's why farmers use dead plants & carcass to rot inside soil to enrich it with carbon. Just lefties trying to scare ppl with propa ganda.
So we got nothing to worry about
Permafrost is permanently frozen ice that could be found in very colder regions there is less surface present above permafrost.
I’m quite sure you’re wrong
I like the practical video you made alot of people would understand it as simple as you depicted in this video
This is the most bs, unrelated video i’ve ever seen
Do you know that Nikola Tesla ( invested free energy) invented a small device that causes earthquake.... you know what happened to all his invention... the US goverment/elite took it.... oh that happened to Weilham Reich's ( invented a device that cure cancer) invented changing weather device.... all the good invention free energy and cancer cure NEVER been used but suppressed all those invention that can terrorize public they use behind our back ...WAKE UP ... Surely after the mass jab and since then escalation of excess death ... I bet you have got a clue about excess death.. still sleeping
Please show me where ice is there in here? Its called sinking ground in easy terms. When the ground cant take weight of whatever is atop if it or isn't aligning itself with weight thats in a slanting position then this happens.
FAKE FAKE MISINFORMATION.
I don't understand at all.
@@CriticalSanchez this is due to weight of top soil not erosion or something else. So global warming has nothing to do with it.
Nice information about permafrost. Unfortunately, that is NOT what is at play in these photos. The first three involve erosion, not melting of permafrost. The only one that appears to be melting of permafrost is the cabin shown after she explains the process.
literally none of those invloved permafrost or sinkholes
Yea but it would be bad fearmongering if its just from erosion
What's your qualification to state this
A sinkhole is caused by water underground moving sediment away from underneath structures, and after a while the structure won't be resting on anything and will just collapse.
Can you cite where they said what caused the collapses? Or are you just saying it to say it.
@@jensenjorshina9945what is the video makers?
My 2 brain cells are screaming to me. What the video shows is the erosion effect, the experiment you did shows what you have inside your brain. A big empty space because you melted it
Edit: for anyone who doesn’t understand, in simple terms the sentence that i mentioned did not ment erosion effect, but i took the video line of thinking to draw in conclusions that he has 0 brain .
😂last one got me
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Can someone please tell me what materials have been used
@@sofisyed3194 ??
I’m sorry, what? Did you fail high school? That’s not what erosion means, or anything similar to it.
“Erosion is the geological process in which earthen materials are worn away and transported by natural forces such as wind or water.” - google
Explain to me how ice melting under the ground classifies as “material being worn away or transported by natural forces”
This depiction of ice in the middle of rotten bodies and non frozen parts.... ridiculous. Sinkholes and landslides happen because of erosion, also happens because of deforestation, cause tree roots keep the soil in place. Some places are more prone to landslides, like where I live, I live on a small mountain in Norway, from the top of the mountain there is a water stream that also goes through our plot. It keeps eroding the land. Also, water freezing between rocky soil, expanding, and then melting is also a reason why there might be landslides. We do not have permafrost where I live, this is ridiculous propaganda.
We’re also getting more sinkholes in America due to an overuse of groundwater!
Yes erosion and deforestation cause a great deal of sink holes and deforestation so what you see in ur country is due to that because almost all of the permafrost is located in Greenland, Russia, Canada, and Alaska. And there the permafrost is melting like shown in the demonstration, the carbon matter that is frozen down there is being released and speeding up the process. The demonstration is not wrong just a few of the pictures shown. I watched a whole documentary on it a couple months ago. It's actually really interesting.
You clown. It's almost as if there's more countries than Norway!
Besides, the narrator mistakes Geology with Meteorology.
Except these were all caused by erosions
Shhh, they need to push their agenda
Not true, civil engineer here. In the first video, you can see that the ground had collapsed over a wide area. This is due to the melting of permafrost. erosion takes place over tens and hundreds of thousands of years and leaves no such trace
Bro graduated from mcdonalds
The actual first shot you can't see the surrounding, and say one of the houses for instance, quite clearly a coastal property suffering from tidal erosion - Not permafrost, ocean. Which is not hundreds of thousands of years, not even remotely, it's a few meters *each* year.
Might be a civil engineer, but clearly no geologist.@@marias5230
i have something for you hold on
Most of those pics are erosion not permafrost
The climate is always changing, just make sure your building on good ground
when you have a hammer, everything resembles a nail
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 funny ❤
fun fact the earth has natural heating and cooling cycles we are at the early stage of the heating cycle and something even more crazy is that the earth will begin to cool down after the heating cycle
this. THIS I'VE BEEN SCREAMING THIS HOW IS THIS LOST KNOWLEDGE!? you're the only other person I've seen this whole time mention this whenever the climate change garbage gets brought up
Fun fact: natural heating and cooling cycle happen over the course of millions and years. And you dont just naturally see global temperature going up by digits within someone lifetime
You're right, but actually it is at the latter stage now, not early. It's just our carbon emissions postpone it so we don't feel that.
Yeah milankovitch cycles happen over many thousands of years but it doesn't account for how quickly the climate is changing and we have a clear cause of it all that is backed up by data and our knowledge of the atmosphere. All that carbon in the atmosphere has to go somewhere, it doesn't just disappear and the effects of this all are evident. Even if this was the cause, which it isn't, it still means we should be taking action to reduce it so the result is the same
@@HyperbolicMediaSaying that this is lost knowledge is crazy
She lies
CO2 is very important for plants.
No propaganda please about "climate change"
It's why I don't like houses near an edge. Fear it might somehow collapse especially river when an after rain happened.
Where I'm from some people have houses on stilts and stuff. I always get scared I will fall through, and when I say stilts I'm not exaggerating. A lot of them are in water but during dry seasons it's so scary.
@@jobivuvuvfvi605 even here in southern America in low flood flatlands we got stilt houses too. Built properly they're very decent. However the earth the stilts are rooted in have to be checked or you end up like the one guy in my area who built in the silt and not the rock. You go from a lowlands to a river boat house pretty fast
@@HyperbolicMedia I'm from Louisiana in the US. These houses are mostly in swamps here. Luckily it usually stays pretty wet most of the year and I've only seen a handful in places that dry up.
I enjoy a perfect loop!
Thank you for the infos, so needed in today's world
Please show me where ice is there in here? Its called sinking ground in easy terms. When the ground cant take weight of whatever is atop if it or isn't aligning itself with weight thats in a slanting position then this happens.
STOO PUTTING GLOBAL WARMING WHERE ITS NOT. MISINFORMATION!!!
Smooth brains rejoice,
@beekeeper8474 pretty much, did she get anything right?
The explanation is very clear. I watched an hour long documentary on permafrost and I enjoyed it. But I'm surprised to see everything in that documentary get summarised to a short. Also i see many people saying this is a propaganda, I'm not very clear on how an informative video or golbal warming is a propaganda. I mean what purpose is there to educational videos like this other than giving knowledge and promoting sustainability.
You do not need to be an academic to explain sinkholes. In the artic, the permafrost is melting, causing methane gas bubbles to rise to the land surface and explode, with a mixture of hydrogen and methane-carbon gas. In any other land mass where sinkholes occur, they are caused by humans drilling for fossil fuels. Where the surface falls into the spaces left by mining and drilling. The Earth will warm up if we do not stop the search and use of greenhouse gases as energy rising into the atmosphere. The Earth will also suffer more earthquakes. John Eric Hoare. British deep seaman. Retired.
Climate change 😂 Rich people still buying oceanfront property 😂😂😂
The insurance will make them richer.
Have you considered rich people aren’t smart and buy ocean front property that will be destroyed in a decade?
They buy oceanfront property because they can afford to lose it and move to their property in the mountains.
Your very close but also very far what really happened is just a massive earthquake his Siberia which made this giant 100km long shift in the land and exposed the permafrost
*Problem exists*
DW- "CLIMATE CHANGE ⚠️⚠️"
Third pic is coastal erosion
Erosion and gravity are the same thing as global warming.
Soince😂😂😂😂
wrong. that is in alaska and was from permafrost melting. look it up
@@mattieisnot lol.
Every cliff in this vid was at about 90⁰.
(They are prime to collapse regardless of the weather.)
The only way to get that(apart from fractured granite etc.) is erosion.
Dirt and chalk eroded by water will become steeper than 45⁰ and become un stable.
I live near these kinds of cliffs and winter hardly drops below 0⁰c. And they collapse all the time.
ANY geologist or erosion expert will tell you this has been going on for.....ever.
Its just a thing but hey what do i know....i didnt even know Alaska had white chalk cliffs (would like some help finding it as Google returned nothing but a possible gypsum mine several miles inland.)
@@peartree460 ignorance is bliss.
@@mattieisnot you must be VERY happy then.
Can you talk about the effects of plants next to and inside citys with all there pollution and light and metals in the air and ground and lots more.
*cities *their
My dad lived right beside the highways when he was little going out if Chicago and through Rockford Il. Back then when gas was more pure and produced more CO2 than other emissions from Ethanol the plants from the gardens on the neighboring roadside farm thrived. Often pushing out a similar oxygen output. It's when we started using ethanol in our fuel that its properties ate the metals and pushed them out the exhaust. We had a prehistoric period of high co2 and high oxygen recycling. But we need more trees and gardens
This is not accurate information. I could write an essay if I thought you would actually consider it.
For now, I'll just say that plants on earth are capable of absorbing and processing five times as much co2 into o2 than is in the atmosphere.
Saying co2 emissions are causing global temperatures to rise is 100% misinformation.
This is the kind of video that even makes the dumb ones look like geniuses
The opening clip is a good example of how we know the Grand Canyon isn’t as old as they say it is. Millions of years of erosion would collapse the walls.
Exactly the type of person to glue herself to the busy road
And you’re the type of person who thinks they’re always right
@@FishJesus420 And you're the type of person to glue themselves on the road too 😅
@@Mikki-Moo wow real creative lol
@@FishJesus420 Nah I just can't be bothered to have a discussion with someone named FishJesus420 on the internet.
I don't care how bored you are, but I ain't here to relieve it, now go find something else to be personally offended by that you can discuss with someone who is bored enough for that ✌🏻
@@Mikki-Moo k write another paragraph if you don’t care so much 😂
As a geologist, I'm impressed that you've. Thought beyond one step, but your entire theory is wrong. Permafrost isn't there for just a few years, and it's the co 2. It's not causing global warming
The way you simplify that in a way, where at third grade I can’t understand. It is amazing.🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Except the examples she showed were natural erosion, and not caused by climate change or melting permafrost.
Apparently third grade teaching is still way to difficult to understand for a lot of people in the comments. They can't comprehend that things can have multiple reasons why they happen.
A whole lot of methane is released as well.
People who say that's natural erosion don't know their ass from a hole in the ground.
sinkholes are not the direct result of climate change. they exist regardless of the conditions of the climate, as long as there is water underground that is able to erode away the sediments underground.
You're right, but climate change influences conditions that contribute to their formation, their frequency and severity. 👎
@@DWPlanetA😂
@@DWPlanetA "Influences" you proved it yourself, yet you framed it in the video in such a way that it makes it seem like climate change is the reason for sinkholes.
I get the need to be aware of climate change, but don't make information possibly misleading to do so. Just be clear with wording for video content.
@@user-ko9te4jj4udid you miss the part about permafrost? Like how PERMAFROST isn't really a thing outside of arctic areas.
I deeply hope you don't think they're saying it's all over the place
@@bigdaddydons6241 The video literally shows beach houses and cliffs as reference, and even if we disregard that fact, ice forming underground does happen in colder climates around the world (it might not be permafrost, but ice is still damaging to foundations). Civil engineers exist to solve some of the issues with damage from thermal expansion of underground water under foundation of buildings and infrastructure.
Propoganda
Yuuup
Bro some sinkholes are made by melting permafrost other cause there's underground water, this is real. As well as global warming which is a natural occurrence instead of being man made like the media keeps telling us.
How exactly? Because it mentions climate change at all? That kind of attitude is exactly what’s wrong with today’s society
Gas lighting at its finest 😂
how
What do you mean how?😂 There is a thing called gravity and moving water.
And you are not going to find dead animals in the soil because another thing called other animals eating them.😂
Perfectly normal erosion. Perfect imbalance. Imbalance is natural.
Pretty sure that one house tipped because it’s right on a beach where waves would slowly eat away at the soil bank
Why should we study or inform our self, if we could just call everything liers.
@@markfromthefuture477 what are you on about? 🤨
Hey there! The house on the beach was located in Shishmaref, Alaska and the reason for it was permafrost melting.
My great grandpa used to have a company that deals with these sort of things
Totally appreciable way of teaching....🎉 ❤
Climate change is not real. Likr ofc ice gonna melt when its summer😂
I swear people are comparing "regular" sinkholes to permafrost sinholes. permafrot sinkholes literally have ice in them, so them melting would cause the land to destabilize. Whether you are in a coast or a beach, a cold region would most likely have permanent ice below, and any effect (global warming, oil drilling, or something that can cause the ice to disappear and other effects) would destabilize the land, so structures like a house on land like that would sink.
She jus tryna bring back global warming tax.
It's literal science. Backed by tried and tested FACTS. Meanwhile, you couldn't spell "just" or "trying to" correctly. I know who I believe more....
@@rhia_codeGlobal warming causing snow storms in Shanghai, frozen market places and hailstorms in the middle east, North Pole ice mass gain and sinking temperatures is stupid af. 0,02% of the atmosphere cannot make a significant temperature change. Cope
Guess what, its not the first time is thawed, its also wont be the last time is frozen. You cannot stop the natural temperature cycle of the earth.
“Natural temperature cycle” uk that it was like that for like 700k years old right?? And that is melting because of us
"and people wonder"... "What the hell happened here?"
Her end connects perfectly to the beginning!
Am I the only one that noticed 🤔
I always think about using this concept with music 🎶
What people often don't think about is that the Earth is also in a period of natural warming as the axis is starting to tilt up, warming the Northern hemisphere significantly.
Ohh! This is so interesting and well explained! Thank you!!
Permafrost melt gassing doesn't happen if as the permafrost melts you encourage reforestation and the rehabilitation of the Rhizosphere.
..good description..
Sinkholes aren’t caused by permafrost, they’re caused by water dissolving limestone in the ground. My home county has a lot of sinkholes, but it’s in a temperate climate.
I was shocked! In one of the photos, so much ice had melted it made an entire ocean with tides and waves.... I bet they didn't help with soil erosion either!.. I'm terrified, I noticed that the average temperature between January and June rose significantly... I think we're all doomed unless we glue ourselves to a road
The beach shack is storm tidal erosion. The rest seem to be weather erosion as well. Most are weathering which are natural occurrences.
Actually is not that , the problem is that they have a hole some where
I hate the idea that natural decomposition required for soil viability is considered as “contributing to global warming” it wasn’t until we added our factories
Gotta push that narrative
Oh god shut up
But this is science. Even if you don’t like science every religion warns us of this. It all matches up to prove this exactly
she just showed you a physical model of it and you still can’t comprehend it, please go back to school
It's basic high school science. Please educate yourself.
People like you hold us back. Climate deniers need to just get on the band wagon. Cause hey, if you're right, at least you've been kinder to the earth. But science doesn't care about what you "think" or how you "feel"
This is a very good explanation for permafrost craters
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This has been happening for thousands of years its not new and a 2 degree's change doesnt matter its still gonna happen because thats just how the world works
incorrect. if we weren't here it wouldn't be happening
@mattiehtx yes it would ,stop being ignorant!
As a European, I thought Putin was causing this, not climate change. Thank you DW for the clarification. Life in Europe can be really confusing sometimes.
Everyone missed the whole point of the video and got mad because one image doesnt include permafrost lmao. Grow up
welcome to nature
I’m also quite sure that the house on the beach collapsing is not caused by global warming.
those pictures all show cliffs, it's probably just plain erosion by wind or water, not the phenomenon explained later.
Sounds like a kid trying to explain how super heroes can fly
Well… all the examples were form erosion, not permafrost but nice try😂
"Yeah but the price of gas" - your representatives, comfortable in their subsidized homes.
Still the global warming BS. 😂😂😂
Global warming is the real only thing is that it's a natural occurrence of the world. How ice age happens and ends.
Good video and demonstration but I still feel I have to mention that permafrost is frozen ground not just ice, because that would be an ice wedge
Ok why the hell does she have to say hell??
It's not permafrost, it's systematic erosion of soil deep beneath by water stream flowing deep beneath.
that was perfect for a 5th great student
Thank you so much. I use so many wonderful videos like this in my lessons and it helps so much when someone demonstrates an idea like this. Thank you for sharing knowledge xx ❤
Even if the climate temp increases 10x what they say it would, it could never melt permafrost like your ignorant explanation discribed.
As an example sure it does its job but even in your example it didn’t create a sinkhole and am 99% sure that everything dead under ground that wasn’t mummified has been decomposed long before the ice melt.
Second and most importantly the examples like everyone has said is that of normal erosion especially the beach house only fell off one corner.
This is why no one can take you people seriously. It’s overly exaggerated and filled with lies and half truths.
More people die of the cold than heat.
Why water level is not rising if there is global warming
My car got broken into due to global warming. Crime rate is up due to global warming. I am broke due to global warming. When it works it just works. I can blame it on global warming.
Its fine as long as people use it to mean it's getting hot. Its annoying when people start saying the world is ending if we dont stop it.
It is indeed getting warmer every summer and less cold in the winter in my lifetime, and I'm only in my 20s.
@@AzaryahuIf we don't stop it there is going to be a massive humanitarian crisis because a lot of regions around the world will become completely uninhabitable
@@AzaryahuAlso climate change and other factors could cause a mass extinction which can potentially lead to the end of humanity. There probably will be a few humans who could survive through a mass extinction but A LOT of people will die.
@@AzaryahuYea because “the world is ending” means it becomes too hot for other organisms and us to live, and then the ecosystem starts falling down like dominos
Notice how people build around cliffsides, just a suggestion, if this is happening maybe "don't" do that
Stop saying climate change. It’s not climate change. Stop trying to cause panic and worry over something that isn’t a problem. It’s ignorant.
says a climate expert.....not
then tell me why im experiencing around 10 °C (15 °F) higher temperatures than 15ish years ago? i live at the same latitude as northernmost states of canada, like 1000 miles up from the U.S canada border (but in europe). and summers here reach around 39 °C (103 °F)
@@nikoheino3927there are multiple factors, the rotation axis of the earth to the sun that wobbles around and has reached the wormest point is one of them, but its way easier to blame the normal people and block traffic or make us feel bad that we live. The point is there are so many factors that we don't know or don't factor in.
@@nikoheino3927and the Europe thing? I live in Germany and the weather here got to 42 Celsius so it's not like only you had to suffer
@@peteressert5172 but we do factor all the things. i do agree that we shouldnt mostly blame regular people or block traffic, as its mostly caused by corporate greed. but things like the tilt changing and other things, called the milankovitch cycle, takes tens of thousands of years for significant changes. the current rate is hundreds of times faster than in the natural cycle. in the natural cycle there shouldnt be perceiveable changes within a human lifespan.
AND also one of the reasons are , that you don't build THE CONCRETE FUNDAMENTS , AND PILES !!!!
AND because of your houses are made a little bit stronger than house cards !!
This is why even the medium storm can make your houses to fly
It's amazing how you can look at a picture and instantly know what happened . How do sink holes in Florida. Permafrost😅
I’m hearing the permafrost idea, but stopped listening once the CO2 alarm was being rung.
The planet is CO2 deficient in comparison to what was in the atmosphere in the prehistoric past. This is why vegetable and flower growers still produce and pump CO2 into their growing tunnels and hot houses, in order to accelerate the plant growth.
We’re a bit like ants trying to set up shop in your bathroom… and expect to flourish in that environment for ever.
But then the homeowner does a cleaning with bleach and we demand a global’ ban on chlorine… etc
The planet got 15% greener due to the warming and CO2
Fyi, to those saying the pictures don't depict permafrost, so what? The pictures weren't the point, she still explained something that myself and I'm sure many others haven't heard of.
The sun is getting bigger ....
In these instances with houses, the permafrost was frozen for hella decades if not centuries
We are not in an ice age anymore, that’s why stuff is thawing. It is a natural cycle and I just don’t get why people are so arrogant to think we could actually effect this earth the way they say we are.
or... ya know. the constant crashing of the waves for the ones next to a river or ocean... and the crust is also constantly moving and changing.
Tundra: bruh
If you don't know what the tundra is basically a place where there is ice under the ground
In syberia, Russia, permafrost is so intense, every building needs to be built with ton of special supports
Good demo and illustration for the rooot cause of sinkhole
Guys i'm a geologist (still studying) and there's the thing where earth heats up and cools down and this process repeats itself for millions of years, so yeah we can influence it a little bit by our carbon emissions and e.c.t. but it pales in comparison to what our planet does.
The global warming due to people hastens this process. It's normal, yes. But stuff like it's a lot more warmer than it should be considering the old events or processes and events that shouldn't happen for a hundred or so years has already happened.
I liked the video. A lot of people will understand it easily, so, is the Southeastern Mexican sinkhole is growing daily due to this same effect?
Government agencies manipulateing weather with geoengineering technology
The cloud is in the bottom of the ocean. Releasing more co2 than the entire worldwide airline industry combined. Riding the temperature of the sea and adding to global warming in a major major way.
The climate is always changing. News flash. It’s a natural occurrences as weather fluctuates between warm and cooler seasons.
Gravity apparently youve never herd of it... Its the stuff that makes things fall
Have you ever heard of dissolving limestone or dolomite?
Really? You think the reason the building right on the beach had it's foundation undermined is permafrost?
If you want to make your point, don't use examples that clearly don't support it.
Hey! The house at the beach was in Shishmaref, Alaska.
the deep u go the hotter it gets it’s not frigid underground
So the ground heated up enough to melt all the ice, but there are no other signs of the grounf heating up?
This is a good thing. Earth carbo level is dangerously low.
What about African? Ice doesn’t form in any of the regions I know of that have sink holes.
Hey there! Sinkholes form when naturally acidic rainwater erodes underlying bedrock, therefore creating damage beneath the surface. This can happen in African countries, too. However, the examples we show, is ice melting in very cold reagions, such as Alaska and Siberia.
I’m so confused, why are the comments hating??
I could be wrong but majority of those are by water/ocean. Water with in time can erode the ground away. It is what is happening to the bluffs in Alaska