Extreme Flooding Threatens To Forever Alter Scenery Of Yellowstone

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  • Опубликовано: 15 июн 2022
  • As floodwaters begin to recede, the scope of the damage to Yellowstone National Park is becoming clear and it is widespread. NBC’s Miguel Almaguer reports for TODAY on what the catastrophic flooding in Montana will mean for tourist season.
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Комментарии • 234

  • @derekmiller8564
    @derekmiller8564 2 года назад +53

    Best summer Yellowstone animals will ever have.

    • @davehenderson6896
      @davehenderson6896 Год назад +1

      Now would be the best time to go to Yellowstone, when no one is there.

  • @arlo2203
    @arlo2203 2 года назад +34

    I live on Texas gulf coast, 600 yards from the beach. We here, are no strangers to cleaning mud, water and debris from our torn apart homes.
    When you sleep next to the beast, don't be surprised when it rolls over in the middle of the night.

    • @thetechnicanwithaheart1682
      @thetechnicanwithaheart1682 2 года назад +1

      I suggest you watch the movie Before the Flood. For the last hundred forty years humans have been burning coal oil and natural gas. That CO2 that is emitted by the tailpipes of every single tap power plant, gas stoves, Vehicles, aircraft, Anythink that burns coal oil and natural gas, emits carbon. As the global population increases and right now it's in a record 7.9 billion people on the planet a total of 36 billion tons of carbon emissions are being released into the atmosphere. While it's still a relatively small amount greenhouse gas, carbon plays an absolute critical role in regulating the temperature of the planet. It's a total climate regulator. How is it remained steady over the last 800,000 years before the Industrial Revolution? Yes it has to a certain point every roughly 100,000 years CO2 will climb from 180 parts per million which is an ice age 280 parts per million. Since the Industrial Revolution the CO2 has climbed roughly every year. As there's not enough flora and furniture and other words Forest ocean plant life that absorbs CO2. What is doing is it accumulating at a faster rate and it's causing temperatures on Earth to climb at a very scary frightening level. 90% of that thermal heat energy or roughly 17 x 10 to the 22nd power Jewels heat energy, or equivalent of 5 Hiroshima thermonuclear bombs is being reabsorbed in the world's oceans around the planet. Most of the heat energy is being absorbed unequally near the equator. That is causing a rapid increase in the evaporation rate of surface water on the Pacific Ocean Atlantic Ocean and Indian Ocean. At the same time every fall when the South Pacific is fully loaded with heat energy it will release a tremendous amount of moisture into the atmosphere. That moisture attracts North on what is called a atmospheric River. I saw one from a NASA website and it showed the river traveling as far north as the Greenland ice sheet. But if I'm correct it was last year? It crashed into Europe and caused incredible deadly flooding in Germany. 300 Germans lost their lives as houses fell into the street because the street turn into a explosive raging River that escalated the earth below the sewer and storm drain lines at least 15 to 20 feet under the surface of the road. Last November 15th another atmospheric River slammed into the west coast of the United States. It caused horrific amount of flooding in Whatcom County which is next to the Canadian border. It caused a record amount of flooding in Bellingham all the way into Abbotsford British Columbia Canada. It caused massive mudslide what are the mudslides pushed eight Vehicles into the river killing at least one family. It washed out highways washed out Bridges. It was by far one of the most devastating flood events that we've experienced. Humans are 100% responsible for the total amount of heat and CO2 in the atmosphere and sadly the United States government has been warned about the effects of increasing levels of CO2 as far back as Lyndon B Johnson. CO2 is also acidifying the oceans as excessive amount of CO2 is being reabsorbed and dropping the pH level. The higher acidity levels is dissolving calcium carbonate shells that's including crabs and oysters right now it's just attacking the larva stage when they're very weak and the shells are very thin. I live in western Washington and it's attacking our selfish here in the Puget Sound. The other impact from climate change is global deforestation. I suggest you type and deforestation in RUclips and watch the videos but pay attention to the one with what looks like an image of the Amazon on fire. Has climate change occurred in the past yes it. 55 million years ago, the paleocene-eocene era had large amounts of volcanic CO2 pushed into the atmosphere. In particular the paleocene-eocene thermal maximum which is a event that lasted 100,000 years helped contribute to the last mass extinction. But before all species of planet Earth could die they were given an opportunity to migrate North to escape the hellish heat and drought and famine Jared all aquatic species that Jared all aquatic species that could migrate into the north did so evidence of alligator fossils, tropical palm fronds and other tropical species we're radiocarbon dated and discovered in the Arctic. I'm afraid that as the carbon was reabsorbed by the world's plants, peat moss and trees and got reburied in the Earth's crust, it turned into coal oil and natural gas. Humans are we exchanging the carbon from the ground back into the atmosphere. Right now there are signs on Earth that some small areas are now uninhabitable. Too hot to dry and not enough moisture to support life. These areas were very very habitable in the 1960s

    • @arlo2203
      @arlo2203 2 года назад +2

      @@thetechnicanwithaheart1682 i stopped reading after the first sentence... professor.

  • @jocaracrane5225
    @jocaracrane5225 2 года назад +90

    Threatening to alter? I think these people lack an understanding of what it means to have Yellowstone Park where the whole idea is to leave it wild. This means the animals are not pets and the volcanic features and rivers naturally change. Still spectacular to see the power of nature.

    • @a_ghost
      @a_ghost 2 года назад +11

      Exactly. It's ever changing. Nature does her own thing. We are just along for the ride.

    • @faceofextinction7156
      @faceofextinction7156 2 года назад +1

      Right ‼️‼️💪💪

    • @tanner882
      @tanner882 2 года назад +2

      Pan through that dirt 👍

    • @thechiefwildhorse4651
      @thechiefwildhorse4651 2 года назад +5

      It's a blessing
      -COMANCHE NATION

    • @hardworker645
      @hardworker645 2 года назад +1

      Power of nature 👍👍👍👍 there is no man made climate change, man made climate change preached by governments is just a psychological strategy used to blame people, making them to feel bad because they destroy planet and of course tax them or we can call it TAXATION OF STUPID, no one can stand against power of nature, HAARP is a huge mistake and people will pay for this, nature will show his fury and power worldwide

  • @ziruk-king4466
    @ziruk-king4466 2 года назад +26

    Good with roads closed in yellow jelly-- now the animals can live in harmony.
    Wyoming Guy

    • @kelleyrogers8107
      @kelleyrogers8107 2 года назад +1

      Exactly-we drove through last year. It was amazing… but it was crazy to watch people flip out over seeing a moose.

    • @pilgrimsnest592
      @pilgrimsnest592 2 года назад

      What about the place you live on right now? iam sure animals were forced to flee so someone could build a building there.

  • @cathyphegley7414
    @cathyphegley7414 2 года назад +9

    The park needs a rest!

  • @chazman4461
    @chazman4461 2 года назад +29

    Everything changes. Floods change landscapes every day. They replenish and repurpose. It is a natural thing. This should not be a shock to anyone.

    • @MyKharli
      @MyKharli 2 года назад +3

      Exacerbated by fossil fuel use , it can only get worse and you should be worried .

    • @bvrsqzr3569
      @bvrsqzr3569 2 года назад +2

      @@MyKharli no its not any worse because of fossil fuels. This happens quite often. Its just getting attention this year because the park was involved.

    • @jimbeam2705
      @jimbeam2705 2 года назад +1

      Many people have been brainwashed into believing anything that they are told.

    • @jimbeam2705
      @jimbeam2705 2 года назад +2

      @@MyKharli Go hide in your safe space.

    • @jimbeam2705
      @jimbeam2705 2 года назад +1

      @@bvrsqzr3569 It gets attention because of the instant internet and 24/7 coverage. Back in my day you might hear about it once and go on with your life.

  • @a_ghost
    @a_ghost 2 года назад +29

    A much needed break for the bison....it's hard yeeting tourists all day.

  • @churro3444
    @churro3444 2 года назад +12

    I live in southern Montana, and left for vacation right before this happened. So while my backyard is getting flooded, and the water is getting closer to my house I get to watch from afar as places I know get flooded and destroyed. At least when I get back there will not be as many tourists :)

    • @will7its
      @will7its 2 года назад +2

      Good for you.....clown

    • @ryanm2084
      @ryanm2084 2 года назад +1

      @@will7its what makes him a clown?

    • @will7its
      @will7its 2 года назад

      @@ryanm2084 Let me say it another way, Rich entitled elitest avoidant pompous windbag snob. Read his answer a few times and let it sink in.

  • @miningmonkey760
    @miningmonkey760 2 года назад +4

    Uh guys, hate to say this but,how did Yellowstone get it's beautiful scenery in the first place? Yep, you guessed it torrential downpours and floods,icebergs ripping through valleys forever changing the landscape. Well,not exactly,just changing it to another beautiful landscape. Whether you will live to see it, is another question.

  • @daveb8362
    @daveb8362 2 года назад +8

    Mother Nature's way of recycling that which man has made.

  • @sheri3135
    @sheri3135 2 года назад +18

    I think this is Mother Natures way of rejecting tourism !

  • @Ivegotnochoicesilencemyvoice
    @Ivegotnochoicesilencemyvoice 2 года назад +6

    Isn't this literally how every natural wonder we see today was created.

  • @traildoggy
    @traildoggy 2 года назад +14

    Gosh, do you think maybe Nature has already been altering Yellowstone for millions of years?

    • @christinemeleg4535
      @christinemeleg4535 2 года назад +1

      Okay, explain how you would live without 6potable water, food, toilets? Gosh do you think Yellowstone National Park is without human employees?

    • @rustedpine4146
      @rustedpine4146 Год назад +1

      @@christinemeleg4535 Gosh darn a few uncomfortable days and the sky's fallen. Potable water is easy to make, toilets are a relatively new luxury, and you can easily go a week or two without food. You may have stubbed your toe, quit acting like it's game over and get some salt in your system.

  • @ncg5560
    @ncg5560 2 года назад +4

    May God be with all the people affected by this tragedy. 🙏

    • @jamessummers3866
      @jamessummers3866 2 года назад +3

      God brought the flood,so im sure hes with them.

  • @blackrocks8413
    @blackrocks8413 2 года назад +16

    It would be nice to see it stay closed for maybe 4-5 yrs. Let nature have a break.
    Go to San Fran for your vacation and watch homeless people urinate on the street.

    • @americanlore1528
      @americanlore1528 2 года назад

      lol

    • @thomasdwyer641
      @thomasdwyer641 2 года назад

      @@americanlore1528 san fran has millions of $ to deal with crime and unhousesd. plus hundresesd of millions in tourist $.yeleston is a porta pottie in revienew compared to sf

    • @julicool1852
      @julicool1852 Год назад

      😂😂😂

    • @CatalinaFOIA
      @CatalinaFOIA Год назад

      YES and they need to fix California... the Olympics are coming to LA in 2024 😬 No one wants to see what is there now, it's awful. Zombie land.

  • @anne_n_nimity
    @anne_n_nimity 2 года назад +7

    Relax, erosion, flooding and wind created the scenery in the first place. It is just continuing.

  • @thomasdwyer641
    @thomasdwyer641 2 года назад +3

    best news for animals in 100 years

  • @mailemccorriston6727
    @mailemccorriston6727 2 года назад +1

    Please be safe everyone !!!

  • @spionsilver9626
    @spionsilver9626 2 года назад +18

    bridges can be rebuild , roads relocated , houses repaired ..
    its was just raining and some rivers reshaped their banks naturally - it happened for billions of years
    nature just did usual business .. no need to plan new dams or preventive concrete blockings
    do not hate on mother nature - keep on with life and be a good person

    • @thechiefwildhorse4651
      @thechiefwildhorse4651 2 года назад

      Perhaps you don't belong there
      -COMANCHE NATION

    • @christinemeleg4535
      @christinemeleg4535 2 года назад

      No one has said that, how long would YOU SURVIVE WITHOUT POTABLE WATER, FOOD, TOILETS?

  • @Glitterslug
    @Glitterslug 2 года назад +12

    The animals are stoked to have some alone time

  • @whizbang7130
    @whizbang7130 2 года назад +7

    Have been concerned about the wildlife. Hopefully most or all survived.

    • @macclark4112
      @macclark4112 2 года назад

      If you listen to these Fake News idiots you’ll surely believe anything. None of the animals are harmed in events like this ever.

    • @CatalinaFOIA
      @CatalinaFOIA Год назад

      They usually do; survival instinct is hard wired into numerous animals... from tiny moles, to coyotes, to bison. 🦬

  • @PsychoKittee1
    @PsychoKittee1 2 года назад +3

    I'm fairly certain that bison couldn't care less that there are no tourists to watch it.

  • @TheMormonSorceress
    @TheMormonSorceress Год назад

    I remembered going to that gift shop on a rainy day.

  • @rickcalkins1215
    @rickcalkins1215 2 года назад +2

    Nature at it's finest

  • @BurtW546
    @BurtW546 2 года назад +5

    Prayers go out to all of you.🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️😍😍😍

    • @dafrasier1
      @dafrasier1 2 года назад +1

      Worthless magic words to a make believe magic guy in sky.

    • @jamessummers3866
      @jamessummers3866 2 года назад

      I have some prayers to give,along with some thoughts...can I donate them to the Goodwill or can somebody pick them up at my house?

  • @dafrasier1
    @dafrasier1 2 года назад

    Is the wreckage of the Tom Miner/Carbella Bridge blocking the river for Floating or Fishing ?
    Where did the wreckage , the twisted metal Stop. below Carbella camping or ?

  • @kreepyits-o7761
    @kreepyits-o7761 2 года назад +4

    Unlike humans animals are smarter and know what to do in this situation " run"

  • @russellleavitt4449
    @russellleavitt4449 2 года назад +15

    I feel that the public at large is so blinded by what they think is the nature of this tragedy and wake up to the fact that thousands of people if not 100k will be suffering from this event. It was good to see National Guard rescue work to save people 🙌. I am sickened by the nachalant attitude of public responses to this tragedy. Just wanted to share this with you all!

    • @twilitetide
      @twilitetide 2 года назад

      Some may be suffering but you watch, they'll get aid from FEMA and build right back where they were. See it all the time on the East Coast. Personally I'd luv to go to a coast without having to run the gauntlet of mediocre seafood and barbecue places, T-shirt and antique shops, and signs pointing to new developments. Suspect the roads to Yellowstone aren't any different. As for the tourists rescued, they'll just regroup and overrun another park in their gas guzzling SUVs and RVs. At least the park animals may get a break to raise their calves and cubs, without some dumb tourist causing an incident where the animal is sacrificed because some dumb person wanted a selfie.

    • @pismorichy
      @pismorichy 2 года назад +2

      They will be fine, No one is mentioning the positive effect which is all that water is headed to Powell and Mead.. SWEET!

    • @cautionhumanbeing749
      @cautionhumanbeing749 2 года назад +3

      The Climate Crisis isn't real unless it's you. A tragic irony.

    • @chalillofviso8980
      @chalillofviso8980 2 года назад +3

      @@pismorichy your geography is way off my friend.....that flood water is going into the Mississippi.

    • @chalillofviso8980
      @chalillofviso8980 2 года назад

      @@pismorichy and the snake river. So the southwest is getting none of that either.

  • @keribrunelle5257
    @keribrunelle5257 2 года назад +2

    It’s called Mother Nature, his is how land formation works..

  • @seattledude2022
    @seattledude2022 2 года назад +2

    Great to be a wildwife now. They don't need house, gas, road.

  • @4kfamilyfunwalk206
    @4kfamilyfunwalk206 2 года назад +1

    Went Yellowstone National Park a week before flood!!

    • @jamessummers3866
      @jamessummers3866 2 года назад +1

      Well good for you. How is this relevant,though?

  • @sharoncasey92
    @sharoncasey92 2 года назад +1

    Wonder what the effect would be if this flooding had covered the hot springs and geysers.

  • @kelleyrogers8107
    @kelleyrogers8107 2 года назад +3

    Let it be closed for awhile.. give the animals a break. From the stupid tourists

  • @buddhidev7877
    @buddhidev7877 2 года назад +2

    Men modified the landscape especially when those men didn't realise that there's a seasonal broader river and decided to settle on the dry river, so these things happen.

  • @bikeny
    @bikeny 2 года назад +1

    Would you consider not using opaque text blocks. You're trying to show us stuff, yet those text blocks are so huge they block the video. Maybe use a small blockage. Better yet, no blocking. Mind you, you're not the only ones that do this, so maybe the industry might want to rethink the use of them. Thanks.

  • @learntotakeajoke3100
    @learntotakeajoke3100 2 года назад +4

    The only thing I feel bad for is the animals !

    • @crom8368
      @crom8368 2 года назад +1

      People are technically animals

    • @johnswanson3741
      @johnswanson3741 2 года назад

      @@crom8368 Now I don't feel bad for the ANIMALS!

  • @obiwan2112
    @obiwan2112 2 года назад +7

    What absolutely magnificent, lying, hysterical, hair-pulling, hyperventilating crap! This is nature being nature.

  • @KnightWing408
    @KnightWing408 2 года назад

    People united is the best after the storm. Rebuild.

  • @frankstein4931
    @frankstein4931 2 года назад

    That is the great reason for the designation, national park or wilderness.
    The speech of the people living in local structures is NOT the same as those I EVER met living on protected preserves.
    Everyone knows rivers and such created the uniqueness and continue to.
    Has our government failed to staff and continue its committment maintaining lands through Natural Resources Department?

  • @henrywashington3732
    @henrywashington3732 2 года назад

    Any way to divert water to Colorado river?

  • @FalconsGirl1
    @FalconsGirl1 2 года назад +1

    Poor animals smh

  • @edwardr5778
    @edwardr5778 2 года назад +1

    He said "chocolate brown" 🙃🤣

  • @Fuhgit-lu4tj
    @Fuhgit-lu4tj 2 года назад +3

    Gold hounds gonna hit that area hard after the waters recede.

  • @jerrylowden1977
    @jerrylowden1977 2 года назад

    Ok and this is different from other floods HOW????

  • @franksliwa362
    @franksliwa362 2 года назад +2

    Of course it will it change the landscape! It’s nature at work…

  • @claytonmoore5180
    @claytonmoore5180 2 года назад

    At least all that extra water should help keep that super volcano cool.

  • @Pa.PatriotProspecting
    @Pa.PatriotProspecting 2 года назад

    Wow

  • @thechiefwildhorse4651
    @thechiefwildhorse4651 2 года назад +3

    Mother Nature is giving the lands back to Indigenous People
    -COMANCHE NATION

    • @bvrsqzr3569
      @bvrsqzr3569 2 года назад

      Just a nugget for you. No people are indigenous to the America's. Good try

    • @billlawrence1899
      @billlawrence1899 2 года назад +1

      Which Indigenous People? The last ones there, or the ones they stole it from, or the ones they stole it from. Which tribe of thieves going back 10,000 years should get it?

    • @thechiefwildhorse4651
      @thechiefwildhorse4651 2 года назад

      @@billlawrence1899
      Not EUROPEANS haha.
      -COMANCHE NATION

  • @HBO1984.
    @HBO1984. 2 года назад

    We need some of that water over here in Texas. It's hot and DRY.

    • @obiwan2112
      @obiwan2112 2 года назад

      I lived in Austin for two years. In 1989, they were squalling that the Highland Lakes were drying up. In 1990, they were squalling that the dams were going to break.

  • @will7its
    @will7its 2 года назад

    And when the next one comes there will be 50x more houses to be washed away.....

  • @tracyskitchenandappalachia2954
    @tracyskitchenandappalachia2954 2 года назад +2

    How is bigfoot coping?

  • @azsk69
    @azsk69 2 года назад

    Please tell me why Miguel's voice is so goddam different from reports to on camera discussions? It's like two different reporters.

  • @susanxyz5730
    @susanxyz5730 2 года назад

    I thought it was a super volcano

  • @j.kinkade4935
    @j.kinkade4935 Год назад

    My brother flew one of those blackhawks.

  • @jccj8201
    @jccj8201 2 года назад +2

    How's Yogi Bear and Boo Boo Bear? 🐻😋🐻

  • @emerlagoon
    @emerlagoon 2 года назад

    I hope it doesn’t close the entire park this entire summer!!

    • @FordRangerClassics
      @FordRangerClassics Год назад

      Kind of ironic you have to go somewhere to see nature. Even weirder that other people decided you can't go when it's doing natural things.

  • @sunsetfoxx
    @sunsetfoxx 2 года назад +5

    A huge reminder to humanity earth will change and creeks/river banks will switch. Man made climate change or just planet earth doing its thing. We are going through a shift. If these issues are happening all around the world right now and they’re going to become annual/regular thing. We as humans need to adapt and learn how to live on this planet, the ability to adapt is the is the only way of survival.

  • @raysterling3668
    @raysterling3668 2 года назад

    Glad they closed Yellowstone. The animals need a break the entire summer from people. Please leave them alone. Let them enjoy their summer.

  • @clouddragonz
    @clouddragonz 2 года назад

    Hope we humans learned the lesson not to build in flood zones.

  • @dafrasier1
    @dafrasier1 2 года назад +1

    Montana Gov. following Cancun Cruz; absent "leader" BAD.

  • @stanshowalter8624
    @stanshowalter8624 2 года назад

    Mother nature can be mean.

  • @bobedwards7455
    @bobedwards7455 2 года назад

    Mother Nature.....

  • @floorticket
    @floorticket 2 года назад +2

    I hate pearl-clutching narration.

  • @dorenehendricks6627
    @dorenehendricks6627 2 года назад +2

    Nature at best just sayin

  • @nacolebrubaker4435
    @nacolebrubaker4435 Год назад

    I couldn't get pass the reporter wearing a sherpa lined jacket, winter gloves, a thermal henley...acting as if it's cold. Prime example of why city folks shouldn't come here...acting like its winter here lol - Mother Nature prevails and let the animals rest and have their land back.

  • @patriciaschuster1371
    @patriciaschuster1371 2 года назад +1

    Edgar Cayce predicted this several years ago.

    • @billlawrence1899
      @billlawrence1899 2 года назад

      WOW!! It takes a real genius to predict that there will be floods. That's something new. Never happened before.

  • @wilfredovega1545
    @wilfredovega1545 2 года назад

    A new Venice houses for sale for cheap just bring your buckets and yourself pumps

  • @dimitriwimbley4126
    @dimitriwimbley4126 2 года назад

    And so is the creator of life

  • @kamnapavon4638
    @kamnapavon4638 2 года назад +1

    The 'Flood before the Storm'?
    Tonga Revisited?

    • @macclark4112
      @macclark4112 2 года назад

      If you only knew what’s next.

    • @kamnapavon4638
      @kamnapavon4638 2 года назад

      @@macclark4112
      Unlike the rest of this crap, this was not 'manmade'....

    • @AtarahDerek
      @AtarahDerek 2 года назад

      It's unclear at this time what role Hunga Tonga played in this. Some meteorologists believe the eruption gave more power to La Niña, and these weather pattern shifts reflect that.

    • @kamnapavon4638
      @kamnapavon4638 2 года назад

      @@AtarahDerek
      I was thinking about a 'Once in 500k Years Eruption' from Yellowstone..... Though Atmospheric Changes are likely to Effect Winter Temperatures this Year..... At least from what I have seen/heard?

    • @AtarahDerek
      @AtarahDerek 2 года назад

      @@kamnapavon4638 Yellowstone's not going to erupt anytime soon. Craters of the Moon will erupt before Yellowstone does.

  • @abercul7698
    @abercul7698 2 года назад

    That what nature is suppose to do.

  • @garymcmullin2292
    @garymcmullin2292 2 года назад

    oh for peat sakes, the tragedy to humans is heartbreaking but this is the NATURAL world, catastrophic events happen all the time so what makes Yellowstone and this area so special?? The land will heal, the scenery will change but it will still be there. You apparently have the idea that the natural setting is supposed to be a constant just the way you like it. WEll it don't work that way...get used to it!!

  • @allenn7955
    @allenn7955 2 года назад

    Chocolate brown water?!?! 🤮 Poor choice of words, Mr. Reporter!!! 🤦‍♂️

    • @pismorichy
      @pismorichy 2 года назад

      Colorado which means red brown waters! how ironic that all that wonderful water is heading right into Mead and Powell!! I.E. The mighty Colorado, Ahhhhh, Life is good.. God Is Good.. God is Nature!

  • @rajupodiyan3147
    @rajupodiyan3147 2 года назад

  • @Venom3303
    @Venom3303 2 года назад

    New York talking about the west. It’s so disconnected lol.

  • @geneticdisorder1900
    @geneticdisorder1900 2 года назад

    Mother Nature don’t give no FHAKs !!

  • @karycook4886
    @karycook4886 2 года назад

    We are in the 6th extinction event

  • @et4036
    @et4036 2 года назад

    Close Yellowstone 2022. Go home let animals rest.

  • @grantray4789
    @grantray4789 2 года назад +2

    Impeach potato head

  • @HP-jm3zb
    @HP-jm3zb 2 года назад +2

    Wish it would alter the billionaires from moving here !!!

  • @jesusmariechristophe6762
    @jesusmariechristophe6762 Год назад

    Apparemment il y a pas que des animaux dans le parc du Yellowstone

  • @michaellalanae7228
    @michaellalanae7228 2 года назад

    The government owns it let them fix it since they never maintained it to begin with .

    • @miguelmendiola4088
      @miguelmendiola4088 Год назад

      The government is not a business enterprise. It does not earn money. It just robs the people by taxing them.

  • @thetechnicanwithaheart1682
    @thetechnicanwithaheart1682 2 года назад

    I study climate change at the Freshman University level. The South Pacific warming pool which is a massive body of water of Pacific Ocean that stretches from Southeast Asia the west coast of South Central South America and extends north of the equator for at least a good five hundred miles attic stairs 500 miles south of the Equator has increased its heat content absorption rate by nearly 100% over the last 100 years. But mostly most of the etoxic has occurred in the last 30 years and has accelerated at an even faster rate in the last 20 years. So what do you think is going to occur with all this heat uptake? But to give you an idea on a global scale because CO2 traps heat in the atmosphere 17 x 10 to the 22nd power joules heat energy 4 equivalent of 5 Hiroshima thermonuclear bombs per second are being absorbed in the world's oceans. That is increasing the rapid evaporation rate surface of the ocean in the South Pacific. That large amount of moisture that travels into the atmosphere is often carried north and west partly by the jet stream but at the same time buy a Pacific atmospheric River. The amount of moisture that hits the west coast of the United States. November 15th Washington and British Columbia got hit by a record amount of moisture in a given 24 hour. It cost for riffic amount of flooding horrific amount of damage wiped out highways took out Bridges cause massive mudflows that trap 125 drivers and their families in-between mudflows. It's all a helicopter rescue mission had to be conducted to take them out of the mud flow area. I've never seen a mudflow push cars into the river but that's exactly what happened and I think I counted eight cars. These flood events are increasing due to human-induced climate change. They are mostly affecting Southeast Asia due to the fact that the South Pacific is involved and need lanina event. If any of you remember last year's flood in Germany that was caused by a spirit plume that broke off from the south Atlantic warming pool. The flooding was absolutely devastating and killed three hundred Germans. Germany has never ever seen a horrific blood of that scale and scope in its history. In 1988 a scientist by the name of James Hansen Ward said that if CO2 emissions were not reduced that the world would see a rapid increase in the amount of drought, flooding, heat waves. Also ocean acidification is occurring at a rapid rate and the death of coral reefs around the world are increasing at a rapid rate. Eventually famine and severe water scarcity will occur on a global scale. He was a pretty much f****** trashed our planet with overpopulation a destruction of rainforest around the world. I just want to mention that rainforests are part of the answer to climate change. Forrest soak up CO2 it's stored in the trunks in the roots and in the soil. Many scientists have said that basically planet Earth is heading into another mass extinction. 55 million years ago the paleocene-eocene thermal maximum or also the paleocene era answer the vast Extinction and the driving cause was carbon emissions from heavy volcanic activity that lasted between 5 to 10000 years. There's evidence in the Arctic that aquatic species tropical plants over that time. Migrated into the Arctic.

  • @strrangerthings7049
    @strrangerthings7049 2 года назад

    Good,alter it, such an expensive place to visit, what do you think is gonna happen than

  • @jrhend5355
    @jrhend5355 2 года назад

    Native elderly saying the mother Earth is fighting back for what Man is doing...

    • @obiwan2112
      @obiwan2112 2 года назад

      Can you cite your source? I think you are nothing but a lying human-hater.

  • @paul9156c
    @paul9156c 2 года назад

    Why blame anthropogenic climate change, when we've got an invisible Sky Daddy we all trust?

  • @cynthiacooney1486
    @cynthiacooney1486 2 года назад

    Yes, now the volcano is gonna erupt, God did this for this reason, the flood to make people leave.

  • @morrisphillips2526
    @morrisphillips2526 2 года назад

    So what, the Indians have tried to tell his white brother that nothing supersedes the environment, mother nature or waters, not even money or economic profits.

  • @davincimemes3631
    @davincimemes3631 2 года назад +3

    Thanks alot Biden...

  • @lloydsplace101
    @lloydsplace101 2 года назад

    all the homeless in the big cities should be transferred there to pick up debris.

  • @techstuf4637
    @techstuf4637 2 года назад

    If only they could have seen this coming somehow....some way....hmm....
    Earth's convection currents are disturbed due to the Magnetar gravity wave event at winter solstice of 2004. This event changed the earth/moon orbital system, causing the sun to now rise and set over Canada in summer, thousands of miles north of it's old northern limit at the tropic of cancer which runs through central mexico, ongoing since the event. Our moon now swings through dozens of degrees per month instead of the former 5 degrees above and below the ecliptic plane per YEAR that was the former norm.
    Earth and moon orbits have not only changed markedly, but earth's spin axis has begun to wobble. These events are affecting earth's core convection currents and have had crustal destabilization effects ongoing.
    (Many more facts too involved in detail, scope, and ramification, than to go into here)
    The recent Tonga volcano blast happened during a full moon supermoon, with the moon at the northern limit of it's now spiralized orbit. As Luke 21:25-28 outlines, the heavenly bodies are shaken. Things are happening just as Jesus said.
    If the earth were the size of a chicken's egg, it's crust would be 3 to 4 times thinner than the egg shell. The size of a basketball, and the crust would still be thinner than your thumb nail. Lunar gravity isn't just tugging on trillions of tons of sea water every day, but the liquid rock (2.5 to 3 times as dense as sea water) just beneath that razor thin, dusty crust we live on.
    Here is why this fact means more now, than ever...
    See - "Huge media blackout regarding supermoons" on the net
    See - "Pole shift of Noah's day about to happen again?" on the net
    Read - Isaiah 24:20
    Read - Luke 21:25-28
    Read - Revelation 16:18
    Time is Truly short. After the Big Quake hits, felt worldwide, it is too late to turn, or return, to God in Yeshua, Jesus Christ...
    Good Journeys all, and keep your chins up.
    Keep on asking Him and He will send you the Help you seek!

    • @josephhoward4697
      @josephhoward4697 2 года назад

      I’ve never seen the moon set in Canada. And there are no documented gravitational wave events in 2004 because LIGO wasn’t built in 2004.

    • @techstuf4637
      @techstuf4637 2 года назад +1

      @@josephhoward4697 Then you don't live in Canada, or you don't get out much. The Inuit peoples of the high arctic began talking about this not long after it first began. As for relying on "ligo" and officials...that really says it all about your personal perspective, or lack thereof....
      For those with eyes opened...
      See - "Magnetar Explosion Causes Deadliest Quake in Modern History from the opposite side of the Galaxy !?!"
      On the net.
      Good Journeys All

    • @josephhoward4697
      @josephhoward4697 2 года назад

      @@techstuf4637 Do you really expect anyone to believe that the gravitational waves released by the explosion of a magnetar positioned at the opposite side of the galaxy would have any consequential impact on Earth?
      First of all, the gravitational waves released by the explosion would already be incredibly weak, even by astronomical standards. Not only would the disturbance in space-time be much weaker than say, a binary neutron star merger, but it would also cover a much weaker volume. So, we’re talking billions of times weaker than even the weakest detectable gravitational waves.
      Second, our galaxy is 100,000 light-years across. While we have been able to detect gravitational waves from billions of light-years away, those gravitational waves were at least billions of times stronger than this magnetar could possibly have unleashed. By the time those stronger gravitational waves reached us, the spatial distortions were orders of magnitude smaller than the width of a single proton. The spatial distortions coming from a magnetar explosion would be even smaller than that, by at least a factor of millions.
      Third, even if the gravitational waves were strong enough to alter the Earth’s seismic activity, every satellite-based gravimeter would’ve picked it up and the whole gravitational map of Earth’s surface would’ve changed. It would be plain as day for all to see. Furthermore, our GPS satellites would’ve been rendered useless by such an event. If this thing happened, we would all know it happened. There wouldn’t be any cover-up, because cover-up would’ve been impossible.

    • @techstuf4637
      @techstuf4637 2 года назад

      @@josephhoward4697 prez bush announced just months later, as the effects became pronounced, that the gubmint was switching from celestial time to atomic time keeping, causing quite a stir in "science" circles.
      Regardless of the source of the event, you do you and your loved ones no favor by keeping your beak buried in a lying establishment's collective posterior.
      Wake up while time remains.

    • @josephhoward4697
      @josephhoward4697 2 года назад

      @@techstuf4637 Insults? Well, isn’t that real nice? I try to help you see the truth by giving you real facts and this is what I get?
      Well, I can rise above it. Here’s a fact: that switch still wouldn’t have meant anything, since the effects would’ve been instantaneous. Every satellite with gravimeters and/or GPS capability would’ve detected such an immense disturbance the moment it took place, not months after the fact.

  • @starsandstrips
    @starsandstrips 2 года назад

    It good to see mother nature take control and reshape its land. Sorry for the suckers that had homes there. Lol

  • @drp1036
    @drp1036 2 года назад +1

    The governor of Montana is MIA. No one knows where he's at exactly, or when he'll pop his bald head up finally to do something about all this AMERICAN CARNAGE that is happening in his state. LOL

    • @pismorichy
      @pismorichy 2 года назад

      He's down in Pahrump ...LOL..

  • @Sevisstillalive
    @Sevisstillalive 2 года назад +2

    YES LIMIT THE AMOUNT OF PEOPLE 3 hour peroid.

    • @SusanS588
      @SusanS588 2 года назад

      Three hours isn’t enough time to reach any of the major sites from the entrances that may be opened look at anything and get back.

    • @AtarahDerek
      @AtarahDerek 2 года назад +1

      Um, how big do you think YNP is? It's twice the size of Delaware. Can YOU explore Delaware in just three hours?

    • @Sevisstillalive
      @Sevisstillalive 2 года назад +1

      @@SusanS588 yeah I kinda realized that once I did some more research lol I dont like the idea of Limiting guess but if so wanted as many to see it. 3 hours is no where near enough time

    • @Sevisstillalive
      @Sevisstillalive 2 года назад

      @@AtarahDerek yeah thats my bad

    • @SusanS588
      @SusanS588 2 года назад

      @@Sevisstillalive Many people don’t realize how big the distances are and that the MAXIMUM speed is 45 MPH. I’ve heard that as an interim measure, they’re going to use odd or even license plate numbers. Brings back memories of the gas crisis of the 70’s.

  • @watsonh.5044
    @watsonh.5044 2 года назад +2

    If Hoover Dam can be built in 4 years in the middle of the great depression. Its hard to be that our great engineers couldn't come up with a plan to temporarily divert water when needed. Via tunnels, or pipeline. Thru the canyons of Yellowstone to the CO. River which isnt very far. But of course its not politically expedient for the climate change agenda.

    • @AtarahDerek
      @AtarahDerek 2 года назад

      Yellowstone River is on the opposite side of the Continental Divide from the Colorado River. It would do far more harm than good to divert water like that, and we don't have nearly enough money to accomplish it.

    • @elborko6821
      @elborko6821 2 года назад +2

      What are you smoking?

    • @petersburgtug6633
      @petersburgtug6633 2 года назад +3

      What a weird thing to suggest. Divert the river 2 states over. Have at it.

    • @watsonh.5044
      @watsonh.5044 2 года назад

      @@AtarahDerek Dude they're going Mars within 10 years. What you smoking.

    • @watsonh.5044
      @watsonh.5044 2 года назад

      @@elborko6821 Dude man will be on Mars within 10 years. AI is taking over in about 5 years. What you smoking.

  • @megaflux7144
    @megaflux7144 2 года назад +5

    ..we still gonna pretend global warming isnt real?

    • @johnswanson3741
      @johnswanson3741 2 года назад

      And so what's your point... real or not? If it's real, the only viable solution is to not spawn any more little rats.

    • @megaflux7144
      @megaflux7144 2 года назад

      @@johnswanson3741 thats far from the only viable solution..

    • @johnswanson3741
      @johnswanson3741 2 года назад

      @@megaflux7144 Name another.....from all the bs I've heard in the past, it's caused by people and all their daily needs

  • @kavoro8951
    @kavoro8951 2 года назад

    Today show sucks

  • @SherriP
    @SherriP 2 года назад

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