The Tipping Point | Climate Change: The Facts | BBC Earth
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- A tipping point is where even a slight amount of warming can move the climate into an irreversible state.
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The first creature to be fully aware of its own extinction and the first to continue to it with that knowledge.
Or, the most well informed,
Dead end species to ever existed in geological time.
We won't go extinct due to climate change, that is nonsense.
I’m an engineer and very aware that there is absolutely no way mankind can alter earth climate one way or another.
Antony Clarke well I’ll stick with the climate scientists thanks.
@@Exanto777 As my father who was an engineer told me once, there are great engineers, good engineers, and horrible engineers, so I think you're in the last type of engineer, so don't flatter yourself. I'm not an engineer, just a highly intelligent individual, and I know the truth, and I know you're full of it. I side with thousands of reputable climate and biological scientists, not you.
What I don't like about these videos is that they never tell what is going to happen to us, to people. We had already proved that we are not really sensitive toward the nature issues, so instead of showing the forests, show how hundreds of million will pay, show the huge migration paths, the battle at the borders, the struggle to get some clean water, the starvation, the possible world war involving the countries with a big population and not enough (anymore) land and resources to survive.
This is not just about this beautiful planet, that will survive even without us and even after this climate change, its about us, its about surviving.
I agree 100%
We have to get this comment to the top
I think this is just one part clip of a whole video. idk the full video is available at but you may be need to watch that series in their website, maybe idk but certainly this video is just one clip of whole video.
@@thomaspotterdotexe thanks for sharing this!
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The planet will be 3-5° hotter by end of the century
Anything that exists starts a dying process. You don't have to be a scientist to know that. I'm only 28 and I've noticed a big difference in the winters in the 2000's and the winter from Last year.
I'm living on equator county... so what the differences between winter in the 2000's and last year?
Ikr....same here the temperature is rising,climate has changed drastically,floods,storms are much more frequently occurring nowadays..i live in southern India
@Nordic Warrior Do you live in the N.E US? Cos I believe in the last year or so we have passed the Arctic Sea Ice loss tipping point. Causing the much cloudier, rainier and cooler temperatures that we’ve had between N.Europe/UK and the N.E US.
Here in Oceania, we've witnessed major differences in just our lifetime alone... Some island replublics/ island states have even started migrating elsewhere because their livelihoods have been affected, not to mention, islands and atolls submerging due to rising sea levels
Thank you. I'm only 19 and I know exactly what you mean.
Sadly, we’ll all watch this, feel disgusted, wish for change, & then 99.9% of us will do nothing about it.
There’s nothing for us to do anything about it
Literally. We don’t make the choices. Even the “better” alternatives still are embedded in and function through the pre-existing systems/paradigms. Whoever is counting the currency is making the rest of us feel the urgency.
Let’s encourage people to do something about it than to dwell on the worst possible scenario.
@@bucketofbarnacles you are right. That is a pessimistic response from me, but I do fear the human condition is to do nothing until faced with personal ruin. I know we can do it, I just wish I knew what would get the majority to act!
@@Adrian-wh3mk I don’t believe in the blame the rich and powerful response, it’s just another way of doing nothing and pointing the finger at others. The actions we take will spread like wildfire. Humans copy other humans, & always have.
If the poor suffer today, the rich will suffer tomorrow. Those words are so incredibly true
How?
@@user-AAAA978 I'm literraly just asking, as the rich have resources to overcome the challenge.
@@defintity_9951 the rich do not have the resources, they have the poor as thralls and worker slaves, so what happens when the slaves die? who will make the food, who will produce the power?
you have to understand that money is a resource with no inherent value, but a value given to it by people. the classical saying exists of "you can't eat money".
when humans start dying, the developed rich nations will stop the poor from immigrating, hoping they die quieter while they forget that their luxurious lifestyle rides on the starved, emancipated backs of those they try to bar and ostracize.
@@jan-lk8su Well there’s two main problems with that logic.
The first, is that you think that technology would be the same going into the future. This is already being proven otherwise with massive rises in automation and A.I.
The second, is that due to the large military presence and technological edge that developed countries have, they can easily secure natural resources and rebuild conquered territories.
So yeah, it is likely that western countries might have short-term economic loses, but I wouldn’t classify it as suffering.
Now, I’m not saying any of this is a positive for the world, but it might very well happen.
@@defintity_9951 i find your assumptions too gullible, as the rate of technology will stagnate along with the rate of people alive, as we need sheer manpower to acquire resources to make advancement possible on a large scale
the military as oppressive as they can be will not be able to fulfill all the conditions to continue for the rich to live like they do now, and in a dying world, the rich are just fertile ground for the next warlords coming from the military that overthrows them
I guarantee people will act surprised when it happens, like they never expected it to do that, in spite of repeatedly being informed it would happen at some point in the not too distant future. The reason why is people are great at conning each other & themselves, but those outcomes are never suffered globally. So like a child that suffers a hard consequence for bad behavior, they will get angry.
Yeah I believe it’s human nature to learn the hard way , just look at our history
What are you talking about?... Let me enlighten you: Climate change is already here.
@@Szaone the million dollar question is when will the environment shift to supercharged runaway global warming, as well as biological collapse. I'm thinking 2040-2060.
@@worldisfucked soon there won't be ANY history.
Mid century is my guess.
Personally I am not a tree hugger even thought we did hug a few trees 30 years ago during primary school but, I do understand that all actions have consequences.
We are all temporary guests on this planet, would you trash around in your hosts home or make damages to the surrounding? Probably not.
Its really telling of todays society that you cant say something intelligent about earth without the disclaimer that you are not a "tree hugger." Humanity really is doomed.
If reincarnation happens to be real, you'll be reincarnated into a tree hugger, because trees will mean so much more to you than they mean to the people growing up in this sordid civilization...
@@Zeddem I agree. But to become a tree hugger entails either being raised by one, or suffering in some way that teaches you the value of loving and appreciating the living forms around you.
Not a word about the ongoing FUKUSHIMA meltdown eh? Now that really IS a man made problem that the whole planet has ignored for the past decade yet it's still melting down destroying our oceans. Meanwhile Earth is still spinning at 1000 mph traveling thru space on a 26,000 year orbit observed as procession of equinox and hss SURVIVED 5 ice ages and a pole shift.
@@luckyfisher7240 And...?
Stop making new humans for a decade or two.
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Brilliant comment
OK. Take care of that population growth for us and let us know how it turns out.
That won’t solve the problem either.
Just ask China and Japan how that’s going.
I remember when I used to hear people saying, "I'll be dead by then", when told by the dire future that awaits us. Predictions are improved as knowledge advances and we realize that the impacts we inflict on Earth systems are underestimated.
As a small individual, I'm trying to contribute by reducing petrol consumption, plastic waste, saving electricity & water and watering plants as much as possible.
Reduce or better avoid non vegetarian food as well.
Big Oil, Big Pharma, Big Tech, Big Junk stuff - they own the world they run the governments and THEY are the big destructive polluters.
Our individual choices are important,
but corporations really need to change and fast.
You are a good person. I do the same. But its all absolutly futile.
@@janezjonsa3165 Yeah unless everybody does it.
Keep on reducing your carbon until you completely vanish as required by the globalists
It hurts knowing we are a failed species
Eh we get what we deserve. I mean our entire history is just us trying to control nature and kill each other.
@@neuroisis85 touche fellow human . thanks . hope all is well upon your travels through this beautiful sad song called life. peace be with you
Good luck handing this over to the future in 30 years time.
Things are unfolding now
@@Jc-ms5vv damn I'm gonna be in the future
@@factjuniorroll history in the making! Early retirement for all :)
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LOLOLOL. drama queen
From the time I can remember almost ever summer has been getting hotter from 90 to 118 degrees F
thats not true!
i remember a cold summer once and that was before we got hot summers!
and Data tells the Sciens that we always had cold days !
I saw a statistic the other day where over the last 7 years some 90% of the individual months had broken their record for their hottest day. Not good.
@@SaveMoneySavethePlanet people should not believe statistics !!!!!
@@thethinkingman- I’m saying in my own lifetime almost every summer has been getting hotter and hotter and the storms have been getting worse, global warming is real and it’s affecting everything from the ice caps to the Amazonian rainforest
@@Jane_lotus what you dont understand is everyone wants a hot summer and go to the beach !
its just the way it should be !
and yes in winter there are storms and people get scared ! but they should just stay inside and they will not be so scared !
We all leave a carbon footprint, no matter how environmentally conscientious you are. But, you can either choose to tip toe or stomp with your carbon footprint. We need to hold large corporations accountable, first.
This is the Carbon Footprint they are really after ... ruclips.net/video/QOpOnaRMGCY/видео.html
We need to also look at ourselves at the same time, not wait for corporate change. What if that never happens? Too late for the planet. Millions of people cutting emissions will make a difference. Start now, not use the excuse, I will start when such and such happens.
@@tsunamis82 The problem is, knowing human history, we know that we are not a species that will suddenly all make that sacrifice for the greater good. We are a species that either has to be forced into it, or be given such grave IMMEDIATE consequences as to deter us from it.
To stop global warming, we have to put our government powers to work and limit things. Which means taking perceived freedoms away. Regulating huge corporations. I almost doubt it's even possible for us to do. We are all waiting for someone to come save the day so we won't have to.
Ban the production of beef products and make synthetic products instead. Stop global fishing entirely. (only let those fish to feed costal areas where there are no alternatives) Build massive solar and wind-generated power stations. Outlaw deforestation. Replant. Force all car manufacturers to do all electric. Unless government forces things, nothing will change is my point
@@TP_Gillz unfortunately I do agree with you except synthetic materials as they are made from petroleum products. Our ancestors found wool, linen, flax and cotton to suffice. Where I live, farmers are dumping the wool sheared from their sheep as it costs more to prepare it for use than what they get paid. I am not ever going to buy an electric car as we don’t have the local infrastructure to support them. The larger cities do, but where I live I doubt if I would get to the nearest city on one charge. Hybrid perhaps but not fully electric. I am no longer using coal for heating, just renewable wood. All food waste goes into a chicken or the compost. Paper is burnt and recycling when possible. Charity shops are accessed for many of my hand craft supplies and I have a garden, orchard and preserve the produce.
@@tsunamis82 I meant synthetic beef and fish products, plant-based or lab-grown.
If you have a power outlet, you can have an electric car, at least for a majority of America they can do it, but they won't and haven't fully yet because no one is firmly forcing manufactures to solve these issues.
Get rid of cattle farm land, replace it with solar or wind farms. These are such huge changes that are needed, I doubt we will ever see them happen in our lifetime.
Most people cannot grasp what a 1-2 deg difference means because it’s rarely adequately communicated. They’re thinking that 1-2 deg isn’t that much and it would be easy to go back 1-2 deg. But that’s not the case. It would be better to describe it as pushing a heavy truck towards a hill. It’s relatively easy to push a 1 ton truck to the edge as most of it’s weight is supported by the ground and all you’re really doing is overcoming friction…but once it’s in the hill there is NO way you are going to be able to push a 1 ton truck back up a hill.
My heart aches for our planet and all the life that calls Earth Home
“One of the saddest lessons of history is this: If we’ve been bamboozled long enough, we tend to reject any evidence of the bamboozle. We’re no longer interested in finding out the truth. The bamboozle has captured us. It’s simply too painful to acknowledge, even to ourselves, that we’ve been taken. Once you give a charlatan power over you, you almost never get it back.”
-Carl Sagan, astronomer and writer (1934-1996)
And it's you and us who have been had!!
Biden wants to go all electric by 2030.... to save OURSELVES from over polluting and climate change.
BUT...........
On June 1, 2017, United States President Donald Trump announced that the U.S. would cease all participation in the 2015 Paris Agreement on climate change mitigation, and they want him to run again on 2024
Nobody can deny that global warming is mainly caused by human activity but the human population continues to double every forty years or so. I'm not saying people should be sterilised to prevent people reproducing but if some people are unable to conceive or reproduce should the health service be spending millions to make people more fertile IVF treatment surrogate mothers for gay celebrities who will never be parents designer babies for those 4can afford them etc. Huge families are still encouraged and couples with dozens of kids are hailed as heroes in the tabloids they're called supermums and dads. Even women who have had children taken away from them because they are lousy parents get fertilization treatment so they can have more
@@michaelharrison3602 Thank for your comment. As I understand it, the birth rate has already dropped, even in the poor countries. The only reason the world's population is still rising is that people are living longer because of better health care, and it would be pretty tough to deny folks that. That said, the carrying capacity of the earth is probably more like 1 billion or maybe half a billion humans. No matter, the predicament we face may well create a severe population bottleneck. I picture a million people or even fewer surviving.
@@michaelharrison3602 Actually, there is no proof that we are mainly the cause of the warming. The increase in human population has decreased from 2% 40 years ago, to barely more than 1% today, so the claim that it will double in 40 years is preposterous. At the rate of decrease, we may have a balance population in 50 years.
Despite the claims large families do not regularly go for IVF. The only place you see large families encouraged is areas where there is a lot of children that do not survive to have their own kids.
No species on the planet is more deserving of a cosmos-delivered extinction event than the human race. Looks like we’ll beat the cosmos to the punch, though.
If you are super wealthy you can buy/get everything needed to survive. As for EVERBODY else...well they'll be...you know...that famous dirty word f....d
So basically we are saying human beings are far too retarded to actually do anything about this so we're just going to have to accept that in 20 years we are about to destroy a planet that's been operating quite successfully for many millions of years
0:08 - 5:15 This long clip is dominator
In my kitchen I have three holding containers, one for organics, which I can drop down the buildings chute daily. One for paper products which I drop off at one of the building managements recycling sites whenever I’m out, and one large industrial size clear plastic bag for my ever-increasing single use plastic products, and also metal cans.
That's garbage/pollution, not CO2. CO2 is plant food and CO2 caused catastrophic global warming is a scam.
And that's going to do sweet f*** all if the human population is releasing the heat of 6000 Hiroshima atom bombs every day so they can have their luxurious lifestyles . I'm not having a go at you for trying but really there's no point
Not interviewing Prof. Guy McPherson for this video is a huge oversight.
We, humans, do see the wall approaching while driving at 200 km/h, but fail to brake or steer.
Shame that some carry on pushing on the accelerator. Is it too late ?
Shame you don't know it's a scam.
@@ricktd6891 you also forgot to add that it is shameful that I do not believe the earth is also flat !! 🙈
@@laurentHK All you sheep say the same crap because you're brainwashed by the same masters. Moon landing faker, flat Earther, climate change denier, cigarette lobbyist working for big oil. Too bad you can't even tell me what the global warming hypothesis states. Cre to try ?
@@laurentHK Hey, maybe you can tell me what the correct average global temperature of Earth is supposed to be ?
@@laurentHK Oh I know, maybe you can tell me something basic, like what levels of atmospheric CO2 are deadly ?
We're living in a slowly developing nightmare
Flooding is becoming insanely common where I live and our Summers are getting HOT
Will the stability of the tectonic plates be impacted as well?
Let's imagine the worst and prepare for that. It's such a scary time for humanity. We've endured many things in the past and I hope we can survive this.
if you’re drowning, panicking is the worst possible thing you can do. Lets act smart and not irrationally. This climate doom mentality is weak.
How about I give you the facts and you don't have to worry about the climate, just the lying traitors in government telling us there's a problem when there isn't ?
@@christopherjohnson9167 No one is drowning, it's a scam.
@@ricktd6891
Not all facts can be evidence against a claim. But go ahead, tell us these so called FACTS. 💅
@@terminusadquem6981 The hypothesis states that CO2 is causing "catastrophic global warming" ( because the planet is historically hot right now ) and "CO2 controls the temperature of Earth" which neither are true. The Earth is historically cold right now, not historically hot and CO2 is historically low right now, not historically high. CO2 and temps DO NOT CORELLATE MOST OF THE TIME EITHER. You can see all that here. Search : "Global temperature and atmospheric CO2 over geologic time/graph/images" by Scotese and Berner.
@3-5 degree Celsius in the end of the century I pray I don't want to see what is coming ☮️
It's not our problem, the next generation can deal with it, we will be long gone by then
Will never happen and it’s not our fault anyways. New York City was supposed to be under water by 1995 or whatever year they predicted. I swear climate alarmists are worse than doomsday preachers. Always making wrong predictions and then changing them
@@RajinderSingh-cs1nu - Oh, you think that's how it works? Just sweep it under the rug until someone else deals with it? :D Let's keep doing that until we're all dead then, and let the future generations suffer from the womb to the grave because we did not continue to develop the means to handle it, not our problem right? Sigh...
@@RajinderSingh-cs1nu but it was your generation (and the one's before) that caused it... your generation is also careless about it and seems to not care... I hope you are all long gone to hell
@@RajinderSingh-cs1nu pathetic mortal
When I was a kid, I remember having snow and winter fun. We'd often go sleighing, ice skating, have snowball fights, make snowmen, then go back home and have a cup of hot coco to warm back up.
Now, if we get enough snow to have a half decent snowball fight for one day during winter, where it may be possible to make a small snowman albeit with difficulty, that's a special occasion.
When I was a kid, I remember hoping for days where it'd be over 25 degrees Celsius out, because if it was over 25 degrees Celsius for several days in a row, only then would my parents set up the inflatable pool in our backyard and it was such a fun occasion when they did.
Now, it is becoming more and more common to get temperatures over 35C during summer, and heat record after heat record is being broken. Instead of having fun in the pool, we desperately block our windows and run the AC to keep the inside of our home from heating up above the outside temperature as the homes built here were built to retain warmth in the freezing winters, not get rid of the heat during searing summer days.
My childhood years that I have enough and clear enough memories of are starting at roughly the age of 5. I am 26. This drastic contrast spans over about only 21 years *at most*. And when looking ahead to the future, how things will turn out if this trend continues... It's terrifying.
You’re being a little dramatic here… the average surface temperature of the Earth has only risen 1.2C since pre-industrial times. Which is definitely scary, but you’re portraying it as if it has risen 10C.
@@notreal940 The way I put it intentionally put emphasis on the contrasts to make a point, yes, but I don't think that means I'm being dramatic. Everything I said has been my honest experience. Do keep in mind the 1.2C increase is an *average* . That does not mean that every day is 1.2C warmer everywhere on the globe. There are multiple ways an average can shift, and the most noticeable ones for me is the decreased frequency and intensity of the cold extremes and increased frequency and intensity of the heat extremes, which I have found to be shocking when compared to how it was as a kid which I described. Especially the summers, extreme heats are more extreme and heat waves are much more common. Also, the 1.2 average is a *global* average. When looking at my country, between 1906 and 2017 the average temperature rose by almost 2C. Again, it's an average. Some places will heat up faster and some will heat up slower, and my country seems to be on the fast side of the spectrum, at least so far. And honestly, if anything it is especially shocking and terrifying to me that an increase this 'small' has this big an impact.
There are places in Australia that are now getting up to 53 Celsius it's really scary
@@notreal940 the 1.2c are the global average and have nothing to do with local weather conditions. the global difference in air pressure is decreasing and impacts are far-reaching and complex, affecting ecosystems, communities, economies, and the stability of the planet's climate system in ways that extend beyond a simple numerical value.
It’s real the wind where I live has been the worst it’s been ever
after i watch "Dont Look Up" i rush to this topic, climate change, and omg this is the real consequences , and i cant even make a difference by just not using plastic and or using public transport, i mean the biggest climate change contributors are not even doing something, i live in the Philippines its like more or less in the center of the equator , if the worst day comes we cant save ourselves cause were poor, and its just that? everuthing ive work for everything ive dream of is gone, life should not end like this humankind should not end like this,,, now i promise myself that to every people i know and i will know/meet i will tell them abouut the climate change, maybe it would make a difference if evryone just take it seriously, i love this planet even though i havent even travel to best places seeing it in pictures is enough to feel its natural beauty, may we all fix this, i hope we can fix this
nothing to fix and most of the any small warming is mostly occurring at the polls so don’t mix a poorly governed country with inadequate infratructur with climate change,
Holland is 2 m under sealevel but with energy from cheap fossil fuels they built infrastructure to improve human life , all your bringing to the table is emotional imagination which is not based on data,
Philippines is a monsoon land and if you look back 100-150 years i bet there was huge loss of life through flooding and other natural disasters! Your looking through a very foggy lens,
Your life would have been far worse 100 years ago, i am sure of that,
Sorry, read your own countries history!
Human flourishing goes hand in hand with warmer periods in earths history together with availability of cheap energy!
@@briantulloch7222 Well that was very patronising, considering it comes from a place of extreme ignorance. Go read the IPCC report and you might get some idea of how catastrophic climate change will be for humanity. At this stage we are facing the real possibility of extinction not too far off.
@@keepitreal2902
Not patronising, the truth!
The ipcc report is over 4000 pages, and in that reading the report is not very alarming but then the good information is summarised by the final draft committee and these guys are government politicions and what they release to the media is just headline grabbing nonsense,
All you hear is headlines try actually reading the ipcc report instead of being a lazy follower doing none of your own due dilligence!
Most scientists understand there is a small anthropogenic influence but as the data shows nothing even close to catastrophic, but if your young then you have no life experience of the worlds best scientists telling us the next ice age comith, peak oil , food famine, population crisis, a perpetuell wheel of failed predictions from the leading experts
!
Here is what the Ipcc really is,
Honest investigative journalism at its best!
The ipcc is not the fantastic go to climate expert go to source, quite the opposite!
Donna Laframboise
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NOOOOOOOOOOOOO. Don't spread the climate change scam lies because they are what is causing you so much suffering. Biden attacked our fuel supply based on the global warming excuse, fuel prices surge, all prices surge because it takes fuel to grow food, build things and deliver them. Biden is causing genocide, don't help him.
Yes Leonardo DiCaprio was recently interviewed and basically said that the movie was not about a meteor hitting Earth but it's actually about climate change and how our government and Society is not taking it really seriously. The consequences of climate change are already occurring on planet Earth. There's an increase in the amount of flooding events, obviously an increase in fire events in particular in countries that reside within 500 miles of the 36 parallel. Spain Portugal are the same latitude as California. Extreme drought in the Horn of Africa were thousands of native African Wildlife are dead from a lack of rain heat waves and drought. I've never seen that in my 55 years of watching nature videos. At the same time Australia is seeing a rapid increase in the frequency flooding events every year. The drought has been very persistent in Iran. Residents of Tehran were protesting in the city streets because they were losing their water supply. Now in the past few days the country was experiencing record devastating floods. Climate Whiplash is occurring all over Earth.
Aqui em Santa Catarina, sensação térmica de 50 graus centígrados, nunca tivemos isso.
Sorte pra gente amigo, o fim está próximo
Everyone talks about how the common men are the root of all pollution but no one talks about whether or not they even have an alternative option. In poorer countries such as the one i live in, trash does not get recycled and is often left to rot(i know it doesn't rot). Plastic waste is often left as is while medicinal waste is dumped along with normal garbage.
Yea, governments need to work harder to provide the infrastructure we need in order to live more responsibly. And then of course, citizens need to USE that infrastructure.
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That's pollution, not CO2. CO2 is plant food and global warming is a good thing. "Climate change" which is actually CO2 caused catastrophic anthropogenic global warming is a scam that killed millions of poor people.
The ecuator now attracts the most rain nowadays
Really, I am tired of this situation, the years pass and I see everything that I am in nature is starting to happen, little by little. I did nothing. I just watched nature programs and they warn about what is happening and I do nothing. My conscience hurts me every time I notice people. They do not care about this. Continuing to live the same way of life, I am really sick of this situation, a drought threatens my country, but no one speaks, 😞😞💔
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I use to collect insects when I was a kid, I'm 38 now and there are almost none and the last couple years, especially this winter there are almost no birds.
I can't describe how it makes me feel so I won't try.
So what. Things change all the time. Just adapt.
Herbicides and pesticides have caused considerable damage to ecological systems and food webs.
Where the heck do you live? I live in the Netherlands and the winters have become so mild that All
The insects survive, as well as the birds, more food, higher temperatures and you end up with more animals and insects in spring.
nature is the power of all things🌱
Human is a part of nature
Why human always separate themselves from nature?!?
We all inside the ecosystem of Earth.
And if we all have that mindset, then we need to care about our home. Our earth.
Dont make more than 2 children for example. Human population is the biggest problem.
@@DBT1007 because humans like to follow the wrong things..🐾
@@DBT1007 the birth rate has already dropped in the last 15 years, and to further this, china implemented a law allowing families to only have one child decades ago. Look at it now, and there's not enough young people to care for older people. Having less kids isn't the solution
I grew up in Richmond in Surrey and my playground was Richmond Park. I wrote about this in Firstgreensteps because there have been so many changes to British wildlife.
All natural. Man-made climate change is a scam.
@@ricktd6891 Just like covid then! Keep taking the tablets........
@@normanfurnell8495 Show me proof CO2 causes catastrophic global warming if you know so much. Arrogant ignorant insults aren't facts.
@@ricktd6891 One way to prove that covid exists is to catch it. Death is natures way of telling you it's true!
@@normanfurnell8495 Who said anything about covid ? Oh right, you said it for no reason twice. Equating covid with bogus catastrophic global warming is meaningless.
We've Triggered something that we can't undo😟
You can't change the past but the future is not written in stone.
Lots of rich areas are getting climate chaos these days-California, British Columbia, Canadian Maritimes, the Southwestern US and all the coastal areas, Germany, Greece, lots of flooding in the EU in general.
Uh...no.
NYC and DC are getting hit by hurricanes now.
It's a scam. What you see is natural.
@@lestergreen1190 that is correct because I actually monitor global temperatures on land and at sea. I'm actually seeing a rapid increase in terrestrial land temperatures in particular in North Africa, in the Middle East, in Pakistan and the northwest corner of India. Temperatures have been monitoring over Texas Arizona California have cycled higher every other year. This past June if I'm correct Kansas saw really high temperatures that killed thousands of cows due to heat stroke. There's video evidence of it on RUclips
Have you seen the movie " don't look up?". The consequence of irreversible climate change is that humans will be dying-out, we still hesitate to react or even some people deny it. The Tipping(non-reversal) point is 2 C temperature increase since industrialization and now we already achieved 1.3C hotter, if a further 0.7C temperature increase means a very high possibility human beings will be extinct.
There is no way 8 billion people are going extinct. There isn't a scientist on the planet making this hyperbolic claim.
@@anthonymorris5084 Look up the climate on Venus, there is solid theory that concludes climate change is a feedback loop, that ends in a climate like that. No human can survive that, ever.
@@SkenonSLive There is no scientist with an ounce of credibility predicting such a ridiculous event. The unique physiological aspects of Venus are not synonymous with anything found here on Earth. The Earth has been dramatically hotter than it is today. Co2 levels were as high as 7,000ppm. When this occurred the largest herbivores the planet has ever seen, walked the earth. Jungles covered the earth all the way to the Arctic Circle. Life flourished.
The tipping point was 40 years ago.
Do you have something to back that up?
Yet many families produce more than two children and no oil producer is willing to lower their productions
Oil producers won't reduce their production, as people consume always more oil. The sales of 4x4 SUVs keep increasing in every countries, people travel always more by airplane, etc. We're not going in the good direction unfortunately... People blame the government and corporations, while they do zero effort to change their lifestyle
In third world countries especially. Poor people continue to breed up yet can’t even feed their children and the children grow up in horrible conditions.
@@PG-3462 It's mostly (almost entirely) corporations that do the emissions completely outside of society's control. They turn it into a "personal responsibility" issue with strongly funded propaganda campaigns.
if they lower production prices go up. What is the world gonna do? stop driving their cars? i think not, they will pay the bit extra and continue driving. Its what i do
Wish it would get warmer in Scotland.
Never cast a clout till Mays out.
Likly will get colder there lol gonna be shitty if the current from the south change
18th and 19th July 2022…. 28 or 29 Deg C in Glasgow….looks like you got your wish…but unfortunately those temperatures and the 40Deg cases in the south of the UK are going to be the Summer norm in just a few years time.
The rapidity of change is staggering, and as we continue to increase our emissions of GHGs the dramatic effects of climate change are already with us.
Technology solutions are a false hope and the World has no intention of making enough change to halt the disaster.
The truth is that we are heading for death amongst the human population on a massive scale and probably over a fairly short time period. Lack of water and failing agriculture will cause migration of populations to cooler climates (but who knows how much cooler) on a scale never seen before in our history. This will cause war like the human race has never experienced before as those cooler countries defend their borders to preserve what they have for their own populations. Ironically the resulting effect on World population might just avert the extinction of the human race.
why the ones that gonna be suffering the most are those in the equator?
I think that the one who suffers the most is the one with drought
I live in one of the countries on the equator, and the most case now is about flood
This should be narrated in past tense.
We all observe how the climate is changing rapidly. Very soon, the economies of the countries will not cope with the consequences, and then what? Hundreds of millions of refugees, chaos, war for survival. People need to unite on the idea of a CREATIVE SOCIETY, where the main basis is human life. Together we can prevent everything. Join us!
No, it's all lies.
we should plant trees
sad times
I'll lower my carbon footprint by flying private jets to meet 100s of others that flew private jets and discuss climate change.
Then I'll throw a self congratulatory party on my yacht because I'm such a good person.
This is hypocrisy. It is an agenda for NWO
Everyone is hypocrite. People criticize the government for what they did at the COP26, while the sales of huge 4x4 SUVs are increasing in every countries, people eat always more industrial food, people travel always more by airplane, live always further from where they work, purchase always more cheap stuff they don't even need on Amazon, and the list can go on. Remeber that the government takes decisions to earn votes. Tell me, which government would get elected by saying: "if you vote for me, 4x4 SUVs will be illegal, you won't be allowed to travel by airplane more than once every 5 years and you won't be allowed to go to a fast food restaurant more than once per month"??? Pollution won't decrease until everyone start making some efforts to actually change their lifestyle.
@@PG-3462 everyone is a hypocrite? You think the climate crisis is because of 4x4 suvs? That's the catalyst?
@@Hawaiian_Brian Do you know what an example is??? Do you want me to list the thousands of things people can change to their lifestyle to reduce their impact on the environment??? 🤦♂️ Continue to blame the government, thinking it will magically end pollution in one day, while driving your 4x4 SUV, traveling to the Caribbeans every year, changing your cheap iPhone every 2 years and purchasing all kind of cheap stuff you don't actually need on Amazon 👍 It is physically impossible to reduce pollution if people don't change their lifestyle. People blame oil corporations for increasing their production... If oil companies produce always more oil, it's because society consumes always more of it, and 4x4 SUVs are part of the reason for this.
It’s all a political grift. Rich get richer on the backs of the poor. Wash, rinse, repeat. These people are worse than doomsday preachers. New York City was supposed to be 10ft under water 30 years ago. Maybe they’ll come up with planet saving eco-gas for $10 a gallon
Truth must be told! Perhaps the end has begun. I hope somebody else is watching and listening to this video.
Are you a bot?
Really hope US learns that it’s not “#1”, and that, in fact, there is no “#1”.
Dream on. America is quickly marching to it’s own demise chanting “we’re #1 and the greatest country on Earth.”
Americans believe in “American exceptionalism.” But it’s a delusion….especially these days.
we're pretty much #1 and will continue as such for the balance of the century
@R Johnson
That is a fanciful story that makes your population easier to manipulate.
Unfortunately, it also makes you less likely to behave like global citizens.
@@RobertMJohnson no we're not
@@JoRiver11 many people in the U.S. are brainwashed worse then the people of North Korea. And likely know even less about the outside world. Granted have a psychotic cult leader who's brain is perhaps rotted in the advanced stages of syphilis around from 2016/2020 didn't help matters. About 1/3 of Americans have a clue about the outside world. It's sad we're in the minority
We know it's coming since decades but what we did? I am 28 and I myself have seen a lot of season changes around me. I am worried about future generations and all the living things on our planet. But when I look around I am even more devastated to so people's action. It feels like we will be not able to do anything about it but to see everyone suffer. Its so heartbreaking, may god bless humanity with some goodwill and sense of responsibility. I don't fear the death, I fear the suffering.
I'm 61. I have spent my entire life listening to religious and environmental groups telling me that the world is going to end. It never stops, get used to it. There will always be authoritarians trying to dictate how you live with threats of an apocalypse if you don't capitulate. Data proves that we have never been safer, healthier or more prosperous than at any time in history.
@@anthonymorris5084 you lived better life than most of young ones. And life is going to get tougher going forward.
@@walterwhite8333 That is factually incorrect. This is the most privileged generation in history. Whether you measure nutrition, life expectancy, infant mortality, prosperity, education, health care, literacy, opportunity, technological advancements, standards of living, safety and on and on and on. It's all continually improving. You are thinking emotionally. You are listening to media not science. Examine the data. Life has improved for humanity consistently since humans started walking upright. There is no evidence that this trend will be interrupted.
Ever heard of Y2K? You were 6 years old when everyone was claiming all kinds of impending disasters due to Y2K. Nothing happened. I could give you all kinds of examples. If you want to wallow in pessimism and join these dooms day cults be my guest.
@@anthonymorris5084 You talk like all the things you have been told turned out to be false. And yet the opposite is true, the climate refugee problem they talk about already began, years ago, the seas have risen, the ice has mostly melted, farm lands have become infertile, temperatures have risen, extreme events became more frequent. Now, those are facts, facts of THE PAST, not the future. You can choose to ignore those facts, but mocking people who have predicted all of them 3 decades ago is just plain rude.
@@SkenonSLive *"the climate refugee problem they talk about already began, years ago,"* Refugees are fleeing poverty, persecution and war. As they've done throughout history. There is no evidence whatsoever that anybody is fleeing anywhere because of the climate. None.
*"the seas have risen"* According to NASA sea levels are rising at 3.4mm per year. It's completely manageable. 25% of the Netherlands already sits below sea level. The Dutch aren't dying, fleeing, evacuating or turning into climate refugees. In the 1970's 250,000 people in Bangladesh died in a flood that had nothing to do with climate change. These kinds of death tolls do not happen anymore because of rising prosperity and technology.
*"the ice has mostly melted,"* So what? Is this killing anybody? This has been ongoing for more than 200 years.
*"farm lands have become infertile,"* Productivity is rising. We successfully feed 7.5 billion people everyday. Besides, this is an over population issue and has nothing to do with climate change.
*"temperatures have risen,"* So what? History demonstrates that life flourishes under warming. The greatest diversity of life on this planet exists in the tropics not Greenland. Warming is a net positive.
*"extreme events became more frequent."* This is an utter fallacy and a purely emotional reaction to media sensationalism. We have always had extreme weather events. Even the IPCC claims that droughts and floods are not getting worse. People think bad weather started on the day they were born. History is replete with uncanny, extraordinary, violent extreme weather. It's not a new phenomenon. Every time we get a bad storm some alarmist is shrieking "extreme weather" like it's never happened before.
Data proves that death tolls from every single natural disaster *including every single climate related disaster* has been in precipitous decline for a hundred years. How do you reconcile this?
CURRENTLY NO RAIN in the Masai Mara national Park.
The rich will never suffer until they aren't dead.
massive destabilisation will however make the fortunes of the rich suffer - immensely! That's usually a language that is comprehensible to them.
How about deep sea, frozen Methane fields?
So so true
Just think about how long it took for the ice to build up at the poles. Season after season snow packed on top of itself to form all the ice on the permafrost there. It must’ve taken hundreds of thousands of years if not millions, and it’s melting in tens of years.
We might stand a chance if we put an end to this infinite growth system by making it financially worthwhile for people to SHARE the jobs we can agree we NEED people to do and working much LESS...no more working and doing anything FOR money but sharing the work we need.
Don’t worry about doing less; people like me are bringing artificial intelligence to life and soon you won’t have to do anything but exist.
@@TheTeaParty320 Sure. What could go wrong?
i like your idea but i'm afraid humans wont do anything, just keep on pretending everything is fine as the end closes in.
Nice thought; How-ever there are far too many who are intentionally doing things to make this worse; some people are simply so full of hate they don't care!
@@TheTeaParty320 WE actually need to stop advanced AI before it ruins things: Just another example of whiz-bang technology we would be wiser to not deploy.
Next video needs to be be what can be done (realistically) at invidual, cultural and political level, to not reach the tipping point.. that's more important, as everyone is clueless.. this like a horror story which can be never put off..
The question of what can be done unfortunately is complex, and few people tend to appreciate complexity
honestly there really is not much we can do. its our incredibly devastating reality. always watch these videos and feel sick to my stomach after from anxiety
main thing is money in politics in any country. companies have control and their greed will never end. most people want to do something but what they want is never addressed by political leaders because again companies have control, they push yes men/women into office and the yes men/women do anything and everything they are told. have to target the source of the problem otherwise you are not trying to cure the problem, you are just trying to cover it up.
Most important you gotta vote well and pressure politicians. This is as far as individual action can go. Otherwise individual stuff like recycling or saving water or buying better doesn't even make a dent in the problem, even if everyone does it.
But, honestly, I don't think we'll solve this problem. We're quite doomed. Enjoy the roller-coaster if you can, get ready to adapt, and accept it.
Lol
Well, at least it is not going to be boring.
Agreed.
So sad.
Glacier lake brust in Himalayan areas flood in lower lands extreme rainfall causing debris falls and landslide in hilly zone all part get equally affected
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If ocean levels are rising then I guess ocean front properties should be very cheap?
No, the rise is VERY small at first.
The fact is the Earth has never been colder.
We fail to account for all the present costs to agriculture with rapid variations in climate. A present cost is that local ranchers sell off cattle because of extreme drought. If a capitalistic society had to account for failures due to more extreme climate variations then we would already be off of coal.
They should not be having cattle in the first place. Way to much water, land, crops exchanged for methane and suffering. Bad example. Coal is less of a problem than animal farming. Taste over habitat.
where is there drought precisely that is negatively affecting cattle ranchers?
@@RobertMJohnson The Colorado Plateau
The Four Corners states are home to some of the United States largest cattle ranches, and also the largest sheep producers on the Navajo Reservation. The Navajo Reservation never had a great deal of water, but the new thirty year norm for precipitation shows a decrease of rain and snow over the southwest where indigenous live.
@@meandyouagainstthealgorith5787 right...first, it's where poor, brown people live and second, magically, precipitation has decreased IN A DESERT, a desert that has been in existence for 100,000s of years.
you do realize "desert" equates to very, very low precipitation, yes?
We're doomed. 😓
Lol
James King It's not funny!
That's a defeatist attitude. Don't help bring about something that hasn't happened yet. If you believe and fail to act for that reason then you just would make it happen.
DOOMED! - sorry, couldn't help myself.
Actually, probably not. At least not for a while (like several centuries). We're a resilient and adaptable species. I'm sure at least some of us will be around and can figure out how to survive with whatever nature fills the vacuum we are creating.
How ridiculous it is that people has to add music and dialogues to make others realize that they are going to die .
The parts of the World that will suffer first are the ones where humans are outbreeding their environment but they will suffer whatever occurs, or doesn't.
Nothing last Forever, We need to Change the Future.
How?
It’s true that floods are increasing in South India. Glacier water has to pour down somewhere!! High time the most brilliant minds focus on what can be done asap.
Where is the evidence that floods are increasing and what are the causes? Certainly not climate change, I guarantee it.
@@archiebald4717 Ohh you got an email from Mother Nature confirming it?🤭
@@ajaykrishnan3415 The stats are all out there. Problem is that people listen to the doomsday predictions (none of which have come true) and don't bother to check the facts. Both Gore and Obama predicted disastrous rises in sea levels in the coming two or three decades. Both of them bought multi-million beach-front mansions. Gore told us that by now, Manhatten, Bangladesh and the Maldives would be under water. None of those threelocations has lost a single square foot of land to the sea. I suggest that you spend some time with Tony Heller and with CDN on youtube. They produce documentation and historical data, including newspaper articles. I remember in the 1970s and 1980s we were all assured by 'scientists' that the northern hemisphere was entering a mini ice-age. Nobody would be able to grow food, all transport would come to a halt etc. Did it happen? Of course not.
@@archiebald4717 I don’t find harm in moving to a sustainable future. We use to burn whale oil but moved to better solutions. I guess whale hunters would have said at that point - there are enough whale in the world, no need of electricity 🤣. If we can make use of Sun, wind & water for energy, it’s a good thing right? I don’t see why there is an obsession around the process of taking dead carbon and sending it to atmosphere for energy unless you make a living out of it.
@@ajaykrishnan3415 I don't think I mentioned fossil fuels, did I. As for solar power, the energy used to make them is massive and they last about 20 years at the most. Wind Turbines also need huge amounts of energy to make them and the also last no longer than twenty years, they also kill millions of raptors, other large birds and bats. The sun does not shine at night and the wind often either does not blow or blows too hard. You cannot run a national grid on sun and wind and they are very expensive. As for water, flooding valleys to make electricity seems very destructive, reduces fish populations and produces large quantities of methane.
Feeling hopeless... but still hopeful!
Thats why failsafe works without hands on. Like no matter what unless physically turned off. What a deal gee and i dont seem to have the paper to send all the memoes.
This video is saddening, what's more saddening is the people in the comments denying, not caring and, are otherwise delusional about the damage we've caused.
Interviewed people in multimillion dollar homes with a/c full blast, sitting comfortably in clothing made from fossil fuels (polyester) with all these electronics using up electricity thats 90% made with fossil fuels, produced by people making millions of dollars on these “documentaries” that travel the world in private jets. Good stuff.
Right, better be told by refugees in front of your eyes...but what will you treat them?
In comparison to Space tourist, there are arguments to be made for durable clothing materials. The textile industry is generally so terribly black that even an organic cotton sweater is worse for the climate and the natural environment than polyester.
So there's that
Appeal is to use all possible alternatives rather than blaming each other. This blame game will only lead us in wrong way. We should definitely move forward, but not continuing like this but with all possible alternatives with less damage. If there are no such alternatives we should try to innovate and develop new ones. Climate change is real and you will not realize it until you are affected. Thats basic human psychology. So be alert rather than blaming each other.
@@azimrashidkhan appeal where? Home court or UN?
@@BCA-up2ez appeal to all... and i agree with your point on refugees.
Plus we loose the coastal cities
Think of all the pollution that will be let into our waterways 😪
They forgot Australia 🤣
We need more thinking about the solutions, solving the problem rather than spending so many resources fine tuning what we already know.
The solutions prove the calculations, and adjust the tipping points.
For instance, why not harvest the water from Greenland rather than allowing the salinity to be defused?
Why not move marine water, back into the Aral sea? It could store salt water.
The same is true of the Dead Sea.
Much of certain deserts were low seas or inland lakes, refilling them can change the local weather and even recharge aquifers.
California may have to grow in vertical farms. Israel is high ranking in minimal water harvest for exterior crops and drop irrigation.
Calif has miles of continental shelf making wave generators obvious and less hazardous than some wind techs.
The Caribbean has similar conditions where wave makes more sense.
New studies have found that diluting the salt in the Atlantic ocean with fresh water from melting glaciers could actually cause the current in the Atlantic to slow down or even stop. That would have a huge impact on many different species, climate, and local costal cities. As the Ocean current brings warm water up to Greenland and causes more ice melt that process will slow down as well. Without a supply of warm water melting the ice, the earth could potentially see a cooling that would be very devastating. Disturbing the natural flow of fresh water in the ocean could be very detrimental to a runaway global warming scenario that can't be stopped.
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It's all lies.
🤔 *we keep complaining and talking about climate change and even idea of unity for this dilemma yet most of us never dare to plant for a single tree or dramatcally avoid things & practices that contribute to the fast progressing climate change...* ✌
that's bc climate change is a myth. man isn't going to control the weather, you cultist. and we are ONLY increasing our consumption of oil, coal, gas. why are you in denial of truth?
Trees would not be a viable solution
day in and day out.. everything gets scarier as days pass.. it's too late.. yes.. nothing can rescue the earth.. we have to share this video.. that may be the least we can do.. at least we already should expect the worst.. and prepare..
Temperatures where I live and coastal water levels are not different. So explain what you mean by these things changing beyond what their normal fluctuations are.
Your backyard is not the measure of GLOBAL ANNUAL AVERAGE temperature.
Google: "NASA Vital Signs Temperature" & "NASA Vital Signs Effects"
As a person who is extremely poor, living in an affluent area in America...unless there's a really really bad wake up call...I don't see people paying attention, yet...smh...
Agreed.
Depends where you are in the world.
If the ocean currents are disturbed, it will affect the monsoon winds that bring rainfall to the whole of Indian subcontinent. That would be a catastrophe affecting millions.
Millions? More than a billion to be accurate
Good, too much garbage humans on this planet.
@@mychannel694 billions would be affected
I’ve not seen sea levels near me rise in 40 years. Should they have?
How long have you been taking measurements?
Depends how far away you are from the shore.
They should and in fact they did, still rising today, I'm not sure how you missed it.
A few millimeters
It will get worse
This is like seeing a wolf pack in the distance
Not an issue now but you should be readyb
I've been hearing this plea for change my entire life.
And hardly anyone is listening. We are being warned early based on the capabilities we have. It takes a long time to make change, so earlier is better.
Agreed, and yet life keeps on improving for humanity.
@@anthonymorris5084 It definitely does keep improving, but we need to learn how to work together better. War and fighting just sets progress back. It may have worked in ancient times, but it doesn't work now.
@@anthonymorris5084 Go tell that to the people living on pacific island countries, who have to build walls around their property to raise the ground level to escape the rising sea.
@@SkenonSLive Sea level rise and warming are here to stay. It's a fact of life period. If we stopped all fossil fuel production at midnight it will take centuries to absorb the extra Co2. Adaptation is the the only solution. If building walls works, we build walls. However many islands are actually growing in size. Which island are you referring to specifically?
*and most of the trees/forests/diverse wildlife are in the equator...* 🤔
Last year it was snowing now it’s going to be 70 degrees in NEWYORK gas is going up and I think the earth reacting to changes of global warming faster than expected
YES its very warm for November in UK also!
Everyone is about to understand what exponential change is
'Talk climate change to me' is a great informative channel also :)
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Dinosaurs 250m to 65m years ago: 185m of Dinosaurs yet we've been around just 100-300,000 years and in the last 150 years only we've destroyed ourselves. We have however reintroduced Dinosaurs with new breeds called politicians, big business, airlines and the oil industry.
No point in China... This shows how much influence of China have in BBC 🤣
Vbbbrahmin quota people 🤣😂😂🤣
I’m 23 and I know I will be part of the last generation to experience the world as it is.
@Rob yea the earth will be fine. The same cannot be said of humankind. It's called extinction.
@Rob yes the earth will recover, but human society will change dramatically in a very horrible way if we don’t change our ways very fast (and we won’t be able to).
@Rob you read those replies?
Same. I'm 26. With 2 kids and I'm desperate to teach my kids what's truly going on and what their future will look like.
I'm 100 years old and I know I can make it to another century
The Earth. Have been climate-changing since its formation. Not so long ago ocean levels were about 200 meters less and pre-historic people were moving around. Then things got flooded.
Look at Heron Island in the Great Barrier Reef. I was there in 1979. Highest point was about 3 feet on this tiny coral cay of an island. I contacted them in 2022 to find out if the condition of the reef and any other effects of climate change. Answer - there are no negative effects, the reef is fine as it always has been, there has been no noticeable rise in the sea level. Looking at pictures from 1979 and from 2021 other than new buildings, no visible change to the shore line or surrounding reef.
You would not have expected any yet a few cm or mm
The concern is longer term
Also storm surges increase
@@palebluedot7435 Longer term the earth’s geology has changed extensively, always has, always will. Where I live was under a mile thick sheet of ice and for 100’s of millions of years before that was covered at various times by many oceans that came and went with the ages. Heron Island will be there for a long time yet but may, in fact, be buried at some point and may rise to be much bigger than it is today.
@@ricoman7981 yes
Nature does change
Does doesn’t mean we can’t fuck ourselves by changing it in a negative way
People have alway gotten cancer
But smoking cigarettes and rolling in uranium will give you it a hell of a lot worse more often and faster
@@palebluedot7435 Who says it is in a negative way? Where I live our average temperature from 1885 to present is just 3.8 degrees C. Any given year can be above or below that number by some fraction of a degree but last year was bang on the long term average. If our average temperature increased by 2 degrees we would still be way colder than almost anywhere in the USA. We have a huge farming and ranching industry and it would benefit, as would lots of places on earth. If the Mojave Desert, Simpson Desert, Sahara Desert etc went up by 2 degrees, no one would notice.
@@ricoman7981 only if you also had significant rains and lack of flooding
I’ve alwasy said Russia would be better off
But america on average wouldn’t be
The increase in storms surges the current farmland already drying out
The decrease I. The average of farmland world wide
It’s likly a bad thing overall
And especially for america
we can't is the mindset of everyone that they can themselves cannot make any difference. If everyone thinks we can! Then there will be a great difference
No there wont. Nothing unusual is happening to the climate. It is all based on dire predictions which never come to pass.
So this is how it ends
Not with a bang but with a whimper
Hard not to be a doomer this days
Here in the tropics, we had a 1 in a 1000 year flood just 6 months ago. Looks like we are about to have another in a few days time. The rain is relentless for the pass few days. Good news is that its not hot, bad news 100 millions of dollars of damage and life loss.
Anyone still counting the number of "tipping points" we've hit over the last 50 years?
No, as a researcher, I'm documenting all the ecological breakdown that our excess CO2 emissions (and other activities)n have caused. However, to properly understand a tipping point, it doesn't mean catastrophe happens right then--it means you have created conditions such that it is impossible to turn things around fast enough to avoid the destructive consequences linked to that tipping point. So we unless we can create a crazy-fast de-carbonization of the economy and sequestration of CO2, we have already doomed some forests/parts of to die off and phase shift to dry savannahs, but some of that change will unfold over the next 50+ years.
I have no doubt those that have been living off the labor of others will find a way to live off their flesh when tshtf
Should we quote the film?
Historic hottest and coldest days by state. For the most part what I'm seeing is more record low temperatures than highs in recent history.
The hottest day in Alabama was 112°f in 1925 the coldest, -27°f in 1966.
The hottest day in Arizona was 128°f in 1994 the coldest, -40°f in 1971.
The hottest day in Arkansas was 120°f in 1936 the coldest, -29°f in 1904.
The hottest day in California was 134°f in 1913 the coldest, -45°f in 1937.
The hottest day in Colorado was 115°f in 2019 the coldest, -61°f in 1985.
The hottest day in Connecticut was 106°f in 1995 the coldest, -37°f in 1943.
The hottest day in Delaware was 110°f in 1930 the coldest, -17°f in 1893.
The hottest day in DC was 106°f in 1930 the coldest, -15°f in 1899.
The hottest day in Florida was 109°f in 1931 the coldest, -2°f in 1899.
The hottest day in Georgia was 112°f in 1921 the coldest, -17°f in 1940.
The hottest day in Hawaii was 98°f in 1951 the coldest, 15°f in 1975.
The hottest day in Idaho was 118°f in 1934 the coldest, -60°f in 1943.
The hottest day in Illinois was 117°f in 1954 the coldest, -38°f in 2019.
The hottest day in Indiana was 116°f in 1936 the coldest, -36°f in 1994.
The hottest day in Iowa was 118°f in 1934 the coldest, -47°f in 1996.
The hottest day in Kansas was 121°f in 1936 the coldest, -30°f in 1905.
The hottest day in Kentucky was 114°f in 1930 the coldest, -37°f in 1994.
The hottest day in Louisiana was 114°f in 1936 the coldest, -6°f in 1899.
The hottest day in Maine was 105°f in 1911 the coldest, -50°f in 2009.
The hottest day in Maryland was 109°f in 1936 the coldest, -40°f in 1912.
The hottest day in Massachusetts was 107°f in 1975 the coldest, -40°f in 1984.
The hottest day in Michigan was 112°f in 1936 the coldest, -51°f in1934.
The hottest day in Minnesota was 115°f in1917 the coldest, -60°f in 1996.
The hottest day in Mississippi was 115°f in 1930 the coldest, -19°f 1966.
The hottest day in Missouri was 118°f in 1954 the coldest, -40°f in 1905.
The hottest day in Montana was 117°f in 1937 the coldest, -70°f in 1954.
The hottest day in Nebraska was 118°f in 1936 the coldest, -47°f in 1899.
The hottest day in Nevada was 125°f in 1994 the coldest, -50°f in 1937.
The hottest day in New Hampshire was 106°f in 1911 the coldest, -50°f in 1885.
The hottest day in New Jersey was 110°f in 1936 the coldest, -34°f in 1904.
The hottest day in New Mexico was 122°f in 1994 the coldest, -50°f in 1951.
The hottest day in New York was 108°f in 1926 the coldest, -52°f in 1934.
The hottest day in North Carolina was 110°f in 1983 the coldest, -35°f in 1985.
The hottest day in North Dakota was 121°f in 1936 the coldest, -60°f in 1936.
The hottest day in Ohio was 113°f in 1934 the coldest, -39°f in 1899.
The hottest day in Oklahoma was 120°f in 1936 the coldest, -31°f in 2011.
The hottest day in Oregon was 119°f in 1899 the coldest, -54°f in 1933.
The hottest day in Pennsylvania was 111°f in 1936 the coldest, -42°f in 1904.
The hottest day in Rhode Island was 104°f in 1975 the coldest, -28°f in 1942.
The hottest day in South Carolina was 113°f in 2012 the coldest, -58°f in 1936.
The hottest day in South Dakota was 120°f in 1936 the coldest, -40°f in 1905.
The hottest day in Tennessee was 113°f in 1930 the coldest, -32°f in 1917.
The hottest day in Texas was 120°f in 1936 the coldest, -23°f in 1933.
The hottest day in Utah was 117°f in 1985 the coldest, -69°f in 1985.
The hottest day in Vermont was 105°f in 1911 the coldest, -50°f in 1933.
The hottest day in Virginia was 110°f in 1954 the coldest, -30°f in 1985.
The hottest day in Washington was 118°f in 1961 the coldest, -48°f in 1968.
The hottest day in Wisconsin was 114°f in 1936 the coldest, -55°f in 1996.
The hottest day in Wyoming okay was 115°f in 1983 the coldest, -63°f in 1933.
I should see to there being one in Danish 🤔
Ahhhh, yea. I remember scientists saying steel, wood and glass bad. Use plastic. How'd that turn out???