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A visual tour of the world's CO2 emissions
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- Опубликовано: 21 дек 2014
- A new high-resolution computer model created by NASA shows CO2, the greenhouse gas driving global warming, as you've never seen it before.
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I think it would be great if you guys did an update on this video, just to show how things are different (better or worse) today. Keep up the good work, I love Vox
worse co2 is now 416 parts per million
Bingo! I'd love to see this updated with this stat. It's horrifying especially with Canadian fires this year. I know, I moved because I was evacuated from my town for 12 days...@@nicolatesla5786
Ahh where is New Zealand on the map! Don't tell me the rising sea levels have sunk it, without me knowing!
+rabidL3M0NS Can confirm we are above water.
+rabidL3M0NS They cropped the map. Sheesh!
Polar bear hangi
New Zealand's CO2 output is too low to be measured on this scale.
Really sad to know that many developed countries like the US pressurize other developing countries to lower the CO2 emissions even though they r one of the biggest emitters of CO2. They cant compromise on vehicles and air conditionings but they want poor countries to compromise on electricity productions.
None of these should be stopped. Plants live off of CO2.
You spelled CHINA wrong.
@@shimagaijin4552 How so? It isn't China that takes air conditioning and home heating for granted and can't live without it. China just manufactures goods for Westerners
I feel gross just thinking about how much more the air is polluted during the winter.
CO2 isn't a pollutant though. It's not toxic, just noxious.
@@4wdthinking He's out of line but he's right.
You think CO2 POLLUTES air?
@@desp8161 Its a insulator it prevents the heat trapped in the atmphere and its now stating to show signs of mass extinction near the equator.
go to 0:00 and turn on captions
thank me later
Dafuq😂
Cyka blyat
Why would anyone be thankful for that? Why would anyone think they achieved something by doing that? Not just this. I am just talking about mentality of this generation. Instant gratification particularly.
@@realsandeep dude its a joke calm down
@@thatwholesomeindian3305 Oh no you misunderstood. I am neither furious or being rude. Just taking account of the current status of people.
The fact that the countries which are most vulnerable to to climate change are often some of the lowest carbon emitter 😭😭😭😭
Well I am from one those countries
Elegant. Informative. Excellent.
I saw the original video from NASA, you guys did an awesome job adding music and annotations
I'm scared
Gemma Sadler, what was that profile picture
your profile picture scared me
Good
2 things 1. were not killing the planet its been through much worse 2. ONLY 2% OF CO2 EMITTED IS MAN MADE 98% IS NATURAL IT ISNT US
@@jackshaw173 no lad it is proven that human activity causes the availability of more co2 which makes the world warmer therefore permafrost starts to melt and methane gets out of the frozen soils thus making our planet much warmer. Instead of being scared lets do something about it 😊🤟🏾(Energy consumption is a part of human activity that has led to a whopping 73% worldwide of greenhouse gases emission)
in 2014 the temperature already rise to 1 celcius. In 2021 we already reach 1.2 celcius. Things went uglier than we expected
Earth is Entering another mass extinction.
Thank you for creating/sharing. It indeed is a great visualization for something very ungraspable (for most of us).
This video is such a beautiful pearl, yet containing a heartbreaking story.
GROW MORE PLANTS AND SAVE THE WORLD FOR OUR NEXT GERATION, for a cleaner environment
There is too much CO2 that growing plants can't help either
Especially Hemp
..and Cannabis.
MAKE NORE NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS TO SAVE WILDLIFE . strangely but it's true
@Mr. Peanutbutter nah it didnt help. Most of our carbon went to the sea, and ocean still the most oxygen producer
You are doing a great job with these videos, really excellent visual presentation and great data mining - I was wondering if you could quote your sources as well on this particular piece of information - such as the forest clearing in Africa - thanks a lot for the great work !
So what happened, I’m watching this in 2023
SO THE MORE PLANTS THE LESS CO2
not necessarily since when leaves fall in winter (in some countries) the CO2 increases. BUT they absorb more CO2 during the summer so.. its great help to have more trees and plants of course but.. the industry, factories, and coal energy source are the REAL cause of that many CO2... :/
thought the Coal Plants are more of a problem (aaaaaahhh you see what i did there?)
what is the music to that video?
Have they made these for subsequent years? Really would like to see some for 2014-present
I tkink it's also interesting to note that the consumption of fossil fuels increase a lot in winter in the north hemisphere due to heating and ect..
Not really. People heat their houses in the winter but AC them in the summer. They cancel each other out.
@@desp8161 Need for heating is much more than for cooling !
@@desp8161 To heat up in the winter i have to increase temperature i my room for 20°C and in summer only 4°C. I have installed killawatt to see how much kWh i use. It's more than 5 times more for heating. This is situation at my place. Yes I agree, I think that last years world immigration crisis is because global warming and it will be just worse.
We can solve this problem but all world have to do it.
I have a couple solutions.
@TitaniiK ofc it uses
What an eye-opener. The visuals from Vox are excellent
Coolest video on emissions ive seen 💯💯🎥🎥
its really getting worse!
last year it was not that hot but last April-May I started using the aircon in the afternoon! (It was summer that time)
Why do they all show it as if the CO2 is in the upper atmosphere? CO2 is a heavy gas that hugs the ground. The tree line is where the atmosphereic CO2 drops down to 200 PPM. The tree line in the Yukon is below 3,000 feet!
This beat go hard
Anyone seen tree sky scrapers? They are starting to be developed in different cities across the globe. I think those are a great way of reducing Co2 !
Excellent information . Pls also send about N20 & methane gasses.
Canada does not use coal at all anymore but, the co2 that they are releasing from the oil sands is crazy. They say that they are pumping it back into the ground but, that's only one site.
Maybe it is just me but I think that the prepossession of obliquity had more to do with climate change..than Co2...and after the second world war the Co2 levels in the 250/260 ppm range made it hard to grow crops. so ammonium nitrate was use to grow instead of bomb..
Looks like more than 0.04% of greenhouse gases flying around there.
Anyone know the insulative effects of Nitrogen, Oxygen and Argon gases that make up 99% of the atmospheric gases?
Anyone know how reliable ice core data is and how it is super accurately dated?
Anyone believe 300-400ppm CO2 and 1 degree change in temp is worth worrying about?
The problem is it won't stop at +1C
I don't know if this has been answered already, but why does the CO2 go up in April and May when temperatures are not as severe (i.e. not as much energy would be needed for heating and cooling)? I understand the trees in summer help absorb it, but I would think it would be higher in winter with all the dormant trees and homes that need to be heated?
+Briavel1 Because it lingers from the winter and plants are growing in april and may. It's like how it's at its lowest in October, when plants die out.
@@YujiUedaFan Its called the Keeling curve! Co2 levels are trapping heat on earth and starting is turning earth uninhabitable.
so let me get this straight, the measurement of "ppm" goes from 377 (blue) to deep red in about 9 measurements? That's an increase of about 2% throughout the entire cycle, reducing back to the lower end during the summer months. :/
A general question: how is global CO2 level determined (methods, number and location of sites,..). Would be nice to read a paper about that. Thanks!
Another question: Why is climate change being blamed on CO2 when CO2 is air for plants to breathe?
@@brainbomb. another question: why is water blamed on drowning when it is neccessary for survival? hm
@@brainbomb. It's a balance, you cannot just add more co2 and expect plants to be able to consume it. Co2 is a powerful greenhouse gas, it traps sun rays and stops them from escaping the atmosphere causing excessive heating.
0:40 so fascinating to see the jungles of Indonesia and PNG release so much CO2. To earth breathes.
You do know that plants live off that?
Feels good to live in the southern hemisphere.
Im near the equator so meh
did you not read the caption at 0:58
Ikr
Brings a new meaning to "fresh summer air"!
Eventhough i am a believer of global warming, thus chart is all kinds of wrong. The southern hemisphere is made to look like it has no carbon dioxide at all, even though the scale of co2 concentration ppm shows the lower concentrations should be shown as a black color instead of invisible. I came here to look for the affirmation that the northern hemisphere has a higher concentration of co2 but this video shows nothing other then the mesmerising movement of co2 concentration of the northern hemisphere? It shows nothing of the southern hemisphere and it certainly doesn't show the northern hemisphere has different concentrations of co2
No one talking about the ‘cyka blyat’ in the subtitles at the start
Good show, good tone.
For billions of years the earth has never experienced such a rapid increase in the amount of carbon released into the atmosphere. Except when an asteroid slammed into the Yucatán. We’re entering uncharted territory and the next few decades will determine whether we survive
@Sweet bromine not even an exaggeration, it's just downright wrong lol
It is a major concern that we should tackle now and into the future.
I say turn it up and put out as much c02 as possible. We don't need another ice age and the milankovitch cycles are what cause climate change and we are supposed to be in the cooling cycle.
the effects of CO2 are logarithmic, meaning the majority of total heating effects come from the first 20 ppm of CO2 in the atmosphere.
At the start of the industrial revolution, the heating effect from CO2 was 233 watts/per meter square and as of now, it's only 236 w/m2. So CO2 increase since the industrial revolution has had a grand total of 3 watts per meter squared increase - negligible.
Pay attention to the dates. CO2 skyrockets at the SAME TIME conventional farmer's use tillage before spring planting. Traditional tillage releases CO2 and carbon! There's a few of us farmers using cover crops but too many are stuck in their old ways..
I love how there was no CO2 in January 2006 and the atmosphere was choked with it in December 2006. So glad it's not 2006 anymore.
2:20 Love how they fibbed and said 400 ppm was "uncharted territory." LOL what a joke.
2:20 Love how they said 400 ppm was "uncharted territory." LOL what a joke.
2014 was the warmest year on the earth. North America, Europe and East Asia are the major emissions sources. America's coal plants are mostly in the Midwest and Northeast. Alberta is the center of Canada's oil industry. 90% of Americans drive to work. In 2007 China passed the US as the world's biggest CO2 emitter. Nearly 70% of China's energy comes from coal. Greenhouse gases are a global problem because wind spread them for beyond their sources. The countries most vulnerable to climate change are often some of the lowest emitters of CO2. Seasonal cycle are also a reason. The oceans absorbs about 25% of our CO2 emissions. During the spring and summer, plants absorb more CO2. Fires are the major source of emission in Africa.
Vulnerable in terms of what? I love how they say that but without any explanation whatsoever.
Also point of correction: the audio derived from the news recording in the beginning is technically wrong about earth being at its warmest in its history. It is the warmest in the current Holocene interglacial that began at the end of the Pleistocene, about 11,700 years ago. the earth has definitely been much much much hotter but beginning millions of years ago.
Well made visual representation. I learned a lot watching how seasonal variation summer / winter impacted atmospheric CO2. What I didn't like was the super-short time-line graph with a super-high origin that totally omits the FACT that atmospheric CO2 is not even close to all-time highs and that high CO2 amounts to more life on earth while cooling and reduced CO@ results in mass-starvation. (the year 536 could not be reached for comment). My point is this, we have no backup planet to move to, we really need to protect the one we are on, but constantly telling LIES will not win over the loyalty of skeptics, and global elites not setting the example by leading from the front only makes things worse. As an example, how many private jets fly into Davos? How INSANELY RICH do these global elites need to get before we the people figure out that they are using a real problem for their own personal gain at our expense?
I wander what gas is needed for photosynthesis in plants...? hmmm, I wander...
Thanks
... and the climate change deniers just keep hating this video
He should explain about the 16 Megatons per day, that 8 billion people breathing put out!
Great visual.
I hate it how New Zealand is not on this???
At 0:54 the ones who are most vulnerable are lowest emitters
could anyone tell me, in 0:22, which software can produce the animation graph like this
do I see a hole where gasses can escape in the northern atmosphere?
We *can* actually lose matter to solar winds. It happens to helium all the time, but helium is especially light and escapes rather easily. Carbon, however, is denser than air and tends to "sink". If our atmosphere was being whisked away, we'd be losing air faster than CO2 on average.
Why isn't Brazil showing up. Brazil is the Worlds foundry for the rest of the world.
Spread the word!!!
We are doomed, RIP Earth
Oh shut up, the dramatics are worse than the emissions!
make one now !
oh no
Wonder what this graph looks like now
Anyone remember the giant glass domes from "captain planet" and "simpsons"?
What's the name of the song used in this video?
It's called Keeping Neutral and was composed by Oliver Vessey, Russell McNamara and Carter William. But it might be hard to find - we find most of our music from a library called APM.
Vox Thanks! (Took me less than 2 minutes to find it, lol).
+Eazy E pene!!!!!!
Finally, the big picture. This does seem to put things into perspective.
China consumes over FOUR BILLION tons of coal a year, and increasing, on power stations and making coal, and is going to continue to increase its usage up to at least 2030. India has joined the Billion Ton Club and is also increasing its coal burn. The aviation industry, which produces about 12% of global CO2, is in post-covid recovery and is breaking all sorts of volume records literally almost every day. And yes, whilst there is a massive increase in "renewables", that doesnt actually DO anything about the previous items.
Until and unless that changes - which is very very very unlikely - then it doesnt matter what the rest of the world does to "combat" climate change. It cant fight a massive load like that.
Why Cyka Blyat (Russian bad words) is in the beginning of the english subtitles??
What is the title of this song？
Look at the Amazon rainforest litterally breathing!!
You people ever think that we are between ice ages ?
The Earth has frozen solid several dozen times in the past.
We don't get enough energy from the Sun to maintain the triple point of water.
What lol
Is the difference between 377ppm and 395ppm of CO2 really that big of a deal though? I'm not some climate change denier, I'm just genuinely curious.
David B Yes there is a big difference
Thank you for the replies
First thing I noticed was the PPM range.
Come on....
What's the problem?
I wonder what the map for 2015 looks like.
so in the summer for the land masses above the equator witch is where most of the land mass is. the plant life takes the co2 out of the atmosphere from what you just showed us. so if there was no winter/ice caps the plant life would be active year round and global warming stop increasing? witch is what your model shows it will hit a new balance as the earth warms up.
Whats the title of the music?
I grew up around a lake.
It dried up.
I wish sea levels rise so i can have it back
Well more CO2 more plants and forests. More green , more oxigen. More oxigen reduces the CO2 concentration. This how life in earth exists for millions of years.
WRONG assumption. Record level of Deforestation is occurring across planet earth. Deforestation PREVENTS co2 uptake.
If the information in this video does not change the minds of climate change deniers, then i don't know what will.
This doesn't show CO2 from the oceans... skewed reporting.
Hahaha, finland (my country) doesnt emit co2 little to nothing 🤣
So the question is , what do we do now?I doubt that the big corporate companies will take this seriously enough to make any actions.
Boneshocks Exactly what actions? A complete switch from coal to an alternative? Is that what you mean when you say "actions"? Buddy, some companies don't do anything out of greed, but convenience, time, and money, which I can assure you would be terrible for ANY business.
Thanos is NOT a villain.
Thank god I live in India 😊😊
Too bad I live in Vietnam
Next to China
Me as well
I guess
We rank 2nd in tree plantation
Vox!!! We need videos on Water Conservation! Look what’s happening in the West US. We would like to get something on Water Conversation please...
Dat groovy BGM tho ...
You can see the Amazon “breathing”
چطور میتونم وارد یوتوب بشم
If you turn on subtitles and go to the very beginning, it briefly says "Cyka Blyat."
So basically the northern part of the land
Down in Louisiana, I'm still wearing shorts and occasianly a hoodie
Australias fkn chill down there
Just trust the science.
caption says Cyka Blyat at the beginning
You say it is a problem when CO2 travels to other destinations? Lol, co2 is needed for plant growth
You know what isn't needed for plant growth. +5c temp anomaly and drought
Subtitles: "cyka blyat" lol
You can see Amazon breathing
@2:21 what is this pattern?
It's the atmospheric CO2 concentration for the last 800 000 years. The pattern you see there indicates previous glacial and interglazial periods. Colloquially the cold parts (low CO2) are called "ice ages", even though technically all of those 800 000 years are part of an ice age.
Soil Cover is Key ; Cover crops on agricultural land, and a living root in the soil at all times. Grasslands need to be restored to absorb CO2. Healthy grassland soil can hold more carbon and for longer than a forest and forest soils.
The only problem here is that you think CO2 is a defect to nature.
hmmm I wonder why Australia has 4 of the most liveable cities in the world?
3 words, Don't fart guys
Mind explaining how CO2 emissions are up if the Ozone is getting better?
CO2 and ozone aren't linked at all. The ozone layer was being threatened by chlorine groups like CFCs and HCFCs, and this increased the amount of UV light making it to the surface and this is directly dangerous to living things. Since those chemical groups have been regulated, however, ozone depletion has slowed down and may be showing signs of recovery.
***** Then why worry about CO2?
*****
Because CO2 traps heat in the atmosphere and acidifies the oceans, among other things.
***** And what's bad if the ocean is acidified? (sorry if this is a stupid question)
Herv3
It's harmful to ocean life and the fishing industry, as well as plenty of secondary effects that I don't fully understand. You ought to be able to find this stuff on the internet if you look.
This isn't solely, nor even close to being simply the result of meat consumption, as many are implying, but a result of HUMAN ACTIVITY from burning fossil fuels such as oil and coal. Reliable statistics show that there wasn't a significant increase in CO2 emissions until after the industrial revolution, what more evidence is needed?