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- The Earth has already warmed by at least 1.1 degrees Celsius (2 degrees Fahrenheit) compared to pre-industrial times in the mid 19th century. In 2015, world leaders agreed after intense negotiations to limit global warming to a common target of 1.5 degrees. So far, no major country is on schedule to meet this goal.
Future scenarios clearly show that climate change can only be halted with a radical transformation of the world's energy system. In addition, the report stressed that measures to adapt to the effects of climate change must already be implemented today. This will save lives and money, when compared with the costs of unchecked climate change on the global economy and society.
However, the window of opportunity to achieve these goals is closing fast, the scientists said. By 2030, the global community needs to nearly halve its emissions from burning coal, oil and gas, or face warming of around 3 degrees Celsius.
Guterres called on world leaders and fossil fuel companies to "massively fast-track climate efforts by every country and every sector and on every time frame." Speaking on Monday, he presented a plan to accelerate net-zero climate deadlines, invest in realistic innovations and deliver climate justice to those experiencing the worst effects of climate change.
Rising temperatures, natural disasters and irreversible ecosystem degradation are becoming increasingly life-threatening for humans and nature all over the world, top scientists warned in a major new report released Monday by the UN's Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. Efforts made so far to avoid passing a dangerous global threshold have been "insufficient to tackle climate change," but multiple options are still available. "Mainstreaming effective and equitable climate action will not only reduce losses and damages for nature and people, it will also provide wider benefits," said IPCC Chair Hoesung Lee. "This Synthesis Report underscores the urgency of taking more ambitious action and shows that, if we act now, we can still secure a livable sustainable future for all."
"Today's IPCC report is a how-to guide to defuse the climate time-bomb," said UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres. "It is a survival guide for humanity. As it shows, the 1.5-degree limit is achievable. But it will take a quantum leap in climate action."
Climate protection measures fall short
The fundamental message of all the IPCC's reports is unequivocal. "Without urgent, effective, and equitable mitigation and adaptation actions, climate change increasingly threatens ecosystems, biodiversity, and the livelihoods, health and well-being of current and future generations," said the report, compiled by 93 authors. Humanity has drastically altered the planet in just a few centuries, with responsibility for climate change linked to the burning of coal, oil and gas. At no time in the past 2 million years have CO2 concentrations in the Earth's atmosphere been as high as they are today.
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Governments be like: Double it and give it to the next generation.
If it’s left up to humans and their governments to reduce damaging emissions, it will never happen. The warnings have been given over and over for so many years but as always they fall on deaf ears. While the motive to make a lot of money overrides everything else, greedy people will continue to destroy our beautiful planet. However, our Creator has a purpose for us and the earth, so very shortly he is going to make drastic changes to the rulership of the earth. His heavenly Kingdom government is poised to remove and replace all existing human governments which have failed miserably to care for the needs of each one of their citizens. (Daniel 2:44) Each day the world reels from one disaster to another causing untold suffering. God’s Kingdom government will not only undo all the harm caused by incompetent and wicked people but it will bring true peace and security to all of earth’s inhabitants. All mankind will be completely united in peace, love, and harmony. Psalm 37:10, 11, 29 says: “Just a little while longer and the wicked will be no more; you will look at where they were, and they will not be there. But the meek will possess the earth, and they will find exquisite delight in the abundance of peace”.
Well, lucky for my kids. They won't be alive to see it because they will never be born. Good luck to those that still love to have kids because they think this isn't real. I tell them to go for it. Have ten kids if possible. It's their kids' funeral. Why do I care?
More like quadruple it and give it to this generation. Then quadruple it again.
The buck stops here.
@@phil20_20 I'm pretty sure the puck will slide around while everyone fights until all the ice has melted.
And people are wondering why Gen Z is so detached/inactive... I belive they might feel unsure of their future (or hopeless/terrified)
the temperatures have not risen one bit since 2015
Yes they have been propagandized too about life being worthless. Agreed.
This is more "Alpha" generation problem
Because leftist governments are based on endless "fear".
Be cause they are being fed bullshite its a crime. kids are suiciding over this rubbish. Green murder.
I think it is already to late. All we can do now is try to minimize the damage.
It is, but it will get way worse while the world runs on pure capitalism
I want the names of the scientists and the method used for the data. Otherwise no chicken little from me.
It *is* already too late. Between this and the rise of A.I., human civilization, as it has been, is over.
@@A4Gaming A communist environmentalist, shocking.
It's too late for this monstrosity of a civilization, but all we actually need is each other. Remember that. So long as we have each other - not our little frightened family but an indiscriminate affection for others - then we aren't afraid to face death. Then we want to throw our lot in with nature and the global south and those within our ossified, dead, meaningless society who have not yet had a taste of life or freedom or love.
The comment section here is proof that Exxon won.
They “won” because scientist\politicians keep predicting dire consequences that don’t actually occur. They’ve been doing this over and over for more then 40 years.
I’d rather private companies control energy than this desperate and sad attempt by the world governments to control our energy. You know it was hotter during the Bronze Age than it is now. So how’d that happen, the Hittites were burning coal to power Assuwa or something? 🤦♂️
I know. A lot seem to be curling up in their corner whining about how it's too late. It's not, but you know... The media wants you to think it is.
@@Doobency please tell me how we’re going to cool the oceans, stop the melting of the icecaps and permafrost?
Wasn't Germany starting the coal power plants a few months ago?
nope Sir
@@MakeSomeNoisePlaylists what was Greta protesting about when she was "detained" in Germany?
I wish there was a way for you to verify your beliefs.
@@Apjooz funny that they actually did and you are the guys spreading misinformation. the world in 2023. Facts dont matter its only agendas and how far you can push it
compare Germany's miniscule amount of tons CO2 with the rest of the world and you'll see how much the country actually matters. Things need to happen in China etc
Rich people with huge carbon footprints are demanding that poor people with small carbon footprints cut down on their carbon footprints.
Because it's not about carbon. It's about wealth. The haves want to keep the have-nots impoverished. That's what this is all about.
"carbon footprints" was a British Petroleum PR scam to blame poor individuals rather than superrich corporate "legal persons"
The world's geniuses want to colonise Mars, after destroying a perfectly decent planet called Earth. As if colonialism ever worked on Earth without somehow destroying far more than it achieved.
Colonialism was dope. Space colonies are even doper.
You don't know what you're talking about. "Colonialism" is conquering other people. Colonizing space is about expanding civilization to places where there are no people yet.
What geniuses? You mean the guy who struggles to run Twitter?
Colonialism is why we have a climate crisis. The primitive people of the world, who used to be tribal headhunters (Eg Indonesia, etc) or had small agrarian populations (eg India, south America, etc) are now all developed, prosperous, healthy, populous, and want to be even richer still - all because of colonialism.
@@williampiel5030 Yep These so called (Undeveloped) Nation's are actually doing the right thing in not adopting modern economic development...we need to focus more on energy conservation and efficiency not generating more of it
The problem is the people dealing with the climate change are old and will be gone by the time it all goes to hell. There is no real rush by them to take care of this! What is needed is the people who will be the most effected, as in young people, have to take action now!
It's too late baby it's too late.
The vast majority of young people around me also do not care.
I care and I'm young if I live to 100 I will die in the year 2100.
We can change but we need to force them to stop destroying but unfortunately thats basically impossible.
@@thesilentone4024 it's not impossible to stop doing something that's killing everybody... Unless everybody's dead. Mob grazing and multi-species cover crop regenerative agriculture is all you can do
@@thesilentone4024 : Statistically the biggest danger you face is obesity.
I studied environmental science for my bachelor's but I have zero belief of this we have hope to keep temp at 1.5C above pre industrial level. I feel more gloomy and hopeless the more I studied.
1750 used to be the baseline for global warming temperature increase - meaning El Nino will definitely kick the planet about 1.5 Celsius global average very soon.
@@jeffjohnson6119 the supposed decline was just due to lack of temperature readings in the arctic at that time. It's now known that parts of the arctic are heating up 7 times faster than the rest of the planet. "However, after a decade or so of slower-than-average warming, rapid temperature rise returned in 2015-16 and global temperatures have since remained quite warm. The last eight years are the warmest eight years since records began in the mid-1800s.Jul 14, 2022"
@@jeffjohnson6119 if you want to just keep repeating "it's just not true" then hopefully that will make you feel better. haha
In Jamaica the government is encouraging people to use chemicals which are banned in Europe and some more parts of the world. Jamaica is known as the land of wood and water, and most of the water, which comes from the mountain is undrinkable due to the farmers practices of using chemicals and all so coffee farmers. No body is talking about this. We have been buying water from the shops, selling water in Jamaica is a big business 😮.
No one but big shots could influence anything, mayne. Anyone reading this comment or yours has *NO* power nor influence. Trust me. You can't do sheet, I can't either, and neither can anyone reading this.
Imagine not polluting the water??? All that economical prosperity of the water trade would disaapear.... thank you chemical industry
@@Novastar.SaberCombat Well Put!
@@Novastar.SaberCombat Then why even continue living? If everything is hopeless then stop bothering us and go away to live your doom and gloom.
It is fault of the us. They are the consuners. No demand, no business. No use of chemicals.
So many climate change deniers.
So many enviro fascists.
Obviously, humanity isn't suffering enough, otherwise we would be rushing our way towards less polluting lifestyles.
One thing a lot of people can do straight away is reducing consumption. I say "a lot of people" and not "everyone" because some are already having a minimalistic life...
On the contrary, the human standard of living is increasing.
@@gregorymalchuk272 until a world conflict happens which it will
It's not humanity which isn't suffering enough. It's the rich. Those who cause most of the pollution. And, unfortunately, the rich buy their way out of suffering. When it is too hot, they buy air conditioning, when sea levels rise, they invest in real estate at higher locations. When water is scarce, they can still afford to shower for as long as they want. Meanwhile, those actions even worsen the issue for others. Air conditioning leads to even more warming outside of the house, buying land and water reduces the availability of these resources for others, etc.
Those people who always had a minimalistic life due to poverty are the ones who suffer the most. Those who own yachts and private jets are the ones who don't suffer at all. That is the main problem. Unfortunately, it may very well be that the rich will only reduce their huge environmental impact if they suffer. And I fear the only way to make them suffer might be some kind of revolution.
The concern is a domino effect of chemical reactions, aka a tipping point
@@manuelpopp1687 Rich people invest in real estate at higher locations? Then why do Al Gore, Bill Gates, Warren Buffett, and Barack Obama all own beach front property?
All of it is extremely depressing
Well it may be too late to save the planet, but at least it was for something worth while - a wonderful world of shops, factories, offices, car parks and private dwellings.
Why are you depressed? The global standard of living is rising.
Get off the internet then. Realize a lot of this is overexaggerated. We don't really know what's going to happen, and a lot of the past predictions were seldom reality. It's mostly about profit, on both ends of the far political spectrum. Even the scientific community says that there's a lot of variables, and a lot that could happen. It's not like we'll either be doomed, or not doomed. There's a whole lot in between.
@@Doobency the whole point of the UN report is a major scientific consensus based on a pile of undeniable facts and math , telling us we’re quite screwed
Pumping c02 into the atmosphere ten times faster then the petm extinction event, I’m sure we have nothing to worry about 😂 get out and enjoy your life to the fullest before civilization collapses
We have knowledge but no willingness
And the majority of people still either do not care or deny it
As an ecologist myself, hearing other ecologists speak so vaguely is so frustrating. What dangers do we have? How can we, as individual, help? What’s missing is the simplicity in the message..
Don't use heating in winter, AC in the summer, don't drive a car. That should eliminate 70% of greenhoise gases emissions
The lack of detail is deliberate. The UN has become an irresponsible activist organisation
@@gigiduru125 true, but where i live, without heating in winter, we have the danger of mold, and health issues related to mold
Any approach based on public awareness and individual action will accomplish nothing, which is exactly what has been achieved with this strategy in the previous decades.
The only people who have the ability to do something about this are the people who occupy positions of power. So, unless you're in government, on a board of directors, or in some way part of an organisation that can exert economic or political pressure, you, as an individual, can do nothing.
It’s because the truth is that there is nothing we can do and it’s already too late.
It was too late 20 years ago...
just watch the documentary "just look up". Nothing will change until it's too late.... And even then they will probably move the goal post and say it's because of something else.
I hope you don't mean instead the movie "don't look up" lol, that is NOT a documentary by any stretch of the word
Oh dear 😂
@@VinyZikss r/woosh :)
We were poised for 4 degrees, and now it's just 3 degrees! We're moving in the right direction! Fossil fuel industry needs JUST 200 more years to switch to something more renewable! Please wait!
/sarcasm
The reserves of fossil fuels will probably last for another 100 years at most. So they will probably only need another 100 years.🤷♂
We are building a better future - but it’s likely too little too late.
F doomism. don't be a quitter.
The tipping points will be a steep curve as they accelerate with feedback loops. Nothing will be done as too many people deny the obvious & a great number actually believe that this is a biblical eventuality, creating a self fulfilling prophecy.
It's too late for the monstrosity, for the appalling spectacle of our dissolute, greedy, destructive, capitalistic civilization, but all we actually need is each other. Remember that. So long as we have each other - not our little frightened family but an indiscriminate affection for others - then we aren't afraid of death. Then we have passion, then we want to throw our lot in with nature and the global south and all those within our own ossified, dead, meaningless society who have not yet had a taste of life or freedom or love. No other solutions exist. Destruction is here. We have to face it.
Well, unfortunately, the rich (who caused the mess in the first place) buy their way out while everybody else will just suffer or die.
@@zeroxox777 I've seen some YT video about rich preppers who already built underground luxury bonkers where they made sure that they are the only ones who can access food etc. Of course, I don't believe the people who build such things now will be alive to see the crisis reach levels where such facilities might benefit them, and I also believe those preppers are a small minority.
In the nearer future, the climate crisis will not cause immediate and total collapse of society. It will cause huge problems, though. Water shortages, food shortages, perhaps energy shortages. With governments still having control, this will lead to riots and unrest among those who are affected, but governments will send police to beat them up. I don't know whether there will be total collapse and no money, etc. I think that first, we will have a lot of food and water shortages and war. Money will still have value and the rich will use their capital and influence to make sure they get access to the limited resources. in some way, this is not a future scenario but the reality we are facing today in many places. We have even seen that during COVID, when rich countries made sure they get huge amounts of vaccines and rich people made sure they get their vaccination first. This is the present reality. Rich people have air conditioning, water, food, and private jets that enable them to fly to private islands or at least to another country or another continent when things get messy. Poor people can often only stand by and watch as the conditions around them worsen.
I don't think that during our lifetime, there will be some scenario where rich people will leave Earth with a luxury space craft and settle Mars or something, leaving the poor to burn on a totally destroyed Earth. That kind of stuff only happens in movies. But in principle, this is what they are doing. When there is civil unrest, some people leave the country while others can't. When there are shortages of water or food, the rich are the least likely to starve. When there are pandemics or heat waves, the rich get the best medical care etc. Also, they can isolate themselves like Putin at his long table. Speaking of Putin: War is just another example. Those with power often sit in some luxury private home while others die in the trenches. We all know Putin lives like some Bond villain. Meanwhile, his soldiers were often recruited from jails or from economically weak parts of the country, i.e., they send poor people to die at the front while the rich watch everything on a screen from their private castles. I could continue all day with such examples, but I think you get the point. As long as there is no total Armageddon, those without power will face the consequences of the actions of those who are in power.
@@manuelpopp1687 : "In the nearer future, the climate crisis will not cause immediate and total collapse of society. It will cause huge problems, though. Water shortages, food shortages."
You are wrong on one thing. This is not the future. It's the present.
@@meilinchan7314 please examine the facts yourself, rather then trust a so called authority. The facts speak clearly for themselves for all those prepared to actually find out.
We’ve gotten used to hearing “but there is hope”, but I don’t know when they will just stop saying that. And one day, just like that, we’d have doomed ourselves by becoming complacent with our hopes.
Religion trained us to put belief over verifiable facts. It has taught us to have "hope" (an emotion with no meaning) when religion has no answers but tries to cover up their failures.
If I know I do the maximum I can do, I need no hope. But we don't want to do anything, instinctively we hope for an nonexistant friend bailing us out. This could be the last cultural move of humanity.
hope was always just cope
Hope is complacency
Our only hope is a revolution I'm afraid.
And I guess we'll leave that to the future as well..
@@Svafne Collapse, no revolution will end the industrial revolution.
We need to save our only home from our own destruction... 🥺🌍
What destruction?
@@redcolonybigfoot Watch the video...
@@stefanadamek367 why did they lower temp forecast by 1 degree? From 4 to 3 degrees. What changed? We are still at record emissions? Look at ice core data. We should be burning up looking at c02 data now compared to the past but we are not. I watched the video now you go look up ice core data charts. Computer generated future temps inaccurate. If I program a calculator that 2 plus 2 is 5 then that's what you get. Garbage in garbage out.
Associated Press, 1989...
A senior UN environmental official says entire nations could be wiped off the face of the earth by rising sea levels if global warming trend is not reversed by the year 2000"
That was 34 years ago. Wake up!
Just more bullsh;t that the 1% want to scare you with.
Too late!! El Niño and boe is right around the corner
Two things are true:
1. The earth will be fine
2. Human civilization will not
Our civilization will collapse soon. We still need to try to reduce greenhouse gas emissions however, to try to avoid extinction. Politicians are mostly ignorant of science and only think of the next election, or in certain cases which country to invade next. So far, we humans have done almost nothing to reduce the ever increasing CO2 emissions. Efforts so far have ranged from pathetic greenwashing lies to useless. As governments delay more and more, the required remedy to save our civilization becomes more and more painful and less and less likely to be implemented. I estimate that the collapse will happen within the next 20 to 50 years. We still need to act otherwise the collapse will be so great that we will not survive as a species. More likely than not, the coming climate Armageddon will lead to our extinction.
The arctic is almost ice free I’d say collapse in the next 3-5 yearswith extinction shortly after( not including the crazy people that want to live in a bunker)
@Gigi Ghiba and we’re pumping it into the atmosphere ten times faster then the petm extinction event, you should compare previous mass extinctions to the rate of this one
Ice caps gone by 2008......
Purely an issue with corporation. We literally had 2 years of the biggest social experiment in history, where global travel on a huge scale was shut down. VERY little reduction in emissions. Governments needs to hold business and corporations to account, to reduce the amount of emissions from product transit.
Every social experiment collapses
the blue skies came back. I liked it.
Gases like carbon dioxide have a very long lifetime in the atmosphere and so changes to emissions only affect them very slowly. While a decrease in emissions of 7% is unprecedented, it still means that 93% of our normal emissions went into the atmosphere and carbon dioxide levels continued to build up. A bit like filling a bathtub - we slowed the flow from the taps very slightly, but the water level continues to rise. you don’t seem to know much about this.
Yea sure then tell this to China and India🤣🤣🤣🤣
"The Earth is the only world known so far to harbor life. There is nowhere else, at least in the near future, to which our species could migrate. Visit, yes. Settle, not yet. Like it or not, for the moment the Earth is where we make our stand." - Carl Sagan
we're not going to terraform Mars into Earth 2, we're going to terraform Earth to Mars 2
The graph showing the earth temp dropped off and the atmosphere temperature increases suggest if it wasn't for human pollution in the atmosphere the earth may dive into another ice age?
By the time any environmental report is written on paper, it's already an underestimate.
We really need to double our commitment to climate change in order to compensate for the lack of our future inaction.
What have you done so far?
@@ricardodiaz3936 Moan at people by the sounds of it.
More likely, we gonna triple the temp rise, than double commitments.
Plus, commitments are just signed documents.
Action should speak louder, but instead we only hear faint lip service
@@reuireuiop0 That is just hysterical bullshite, sort your head out.
I've got an igloo in Nevada, selling cheap. Chicken little. lol
This is our problem. If we have hope it is because we can imagine a theoretical solution: but we don't step back and see that everyone who has hope because they imagine a theoretical solution have different ideas about what that solution should be. Some want to bring an end to industrial development and return to sustainability: some want a green industrial revolution: some just want to adapt: some would rather risk carrying on more or less as normal. Some want nuclear: some don't want it at all. Some want to continue with this empty capitalism: some want socialism: some want a return to nature: some want anarchism. Some want authoritarianism. Some want religious fundamentalism. Some - indeed most - have their heads buried in the sand, and just don't want to know. After all, we all feel powerless anyway.
We live in a culture of mere opinions and all opinions are in contradiction both with each other and the facts, because facts are not opinions - facts are facts. And instead of examining the facts we have a culture of experts and assume these experts are going to warn us about the facts if it gets really serious. But unless we drop our opinions and examine the facts there is no meeting ground at all for an agreed solution. If our ship is sinking there is no theoretical discussion on the best possible solution. We act. But in our democratic systems all parties are appealing to the common denominator, trying to secure the votes of the middle ground, otherwise they cede ground to the other side - but no middle ground solution will ever get us out of this situation. We need a global response to this vast global problems but humanity is totally divided by nationalisms, and all countries, if you look at it, give their own economic and competitive interests before anything else.
And we are locked into these dysfunctional psuedo-democratic systems because again, radical change is impossible when we're only ever appealing to the middle ground. The truth is getting ever scarier but our reluctance to see it also seems to be increasing. It seems more probable that there will be a sweep of authoritarianism spreading as the crisis unfolds rather then a sudden and unprecidented return to reason based on an understanding of the actual facts. So if you are going to cling to hope (another non-fact) then show me how it will play out: show me how your hope will be realized in practical terms. You will see that your hope is based on a pipe dream - a theoretically possible solution. It isn't based on an understanding of why we can't, don't and almost certainly won't act in time to save either the planet or the Global South who are already dying of starvation in their millions annually. If we still cling to the hope that we in the greedy West might save ourselves somehow, then we aren't worth saving. No?
I think the revolution has to happen inwardly. And seeing the facts as they are, without forming an opinion, just seeing and understanding what is, as it is, is revolutionary. And this is what is radicalizing us today, if at all.
You nailed it, the attempt of global warming that somehow changed to climate change, is to panic people into giving the worlds governments complete control of our energy and end Republican forms of Government 🤦♂️
I think you're right in so many ways, but we also live in a culture that has been innovating its way out of the depths of dispair for hundreds of years now. Material and general QoL metrics are up by many many metrics. There are big ideas ramping all over the place. problem solvers will be rewarded trillions, and the stakes have never been higher for those inspired by glory or greatness. Be all that as it may, we do seem to facing some novel existential crises, funny thing is that it stems from our material successes. We've gotten so good and being productive and innovative that we've moving at an uncomfortable pace that is super tough to keep up with. The coming turn of the century will make the last one seem tame in comparison(i.e., the most volatile and transformative century we know of) Im also concerned, but i promise its not all gloom and doom. The decoupling of information combined with its breakneck velocity is wild, but we adapt pretty well and our mortality is already written on the wall for now so make sure to relax, focus on what you can control and stop to basque in all the epic crazyness about.
The middle ground is so frustrating because it stands for nothing, always wins, and often produces a worse result than either of the two polarized approaches. At the same time, we kind of have to embrace it because pushing forward a particular initiative with little support from either of the ends of the spectrum sanctions the kind of authoritarianism that cannot be allowed because it can be relied upon to turn into something completely unacceptable or provoke a revolution from the other side. The needle needs to shift but it's taking so long it'll be too late by the time enough people have opened their eyes to actually prevent an environmental crisis. The next sets of elections in the US will be important; maybe it's time to increase the power of the government and just be prepared to lie in that bed when things aren't all going the way we would have wanted to be able to see some real progress on issues like this
look at the shocking facts Global Crisis. Our Survival is in Unity | International Online Forum November 12, 2022
My ADHD made it hard to read this full comment but i'm thankful i did it anyway. it's nice to know people think the same way as i do AND have the capacity to write it down for others to understand too.
whoever you are. i like you :)
"Climate change is spreading faster than expected."
Faster than who expected? This hasn't been news for almost two generations. The real question is do we have the will to protect our home world from those who wish to "develop" it and dream of "infinite growth".
Faster than the climate scientists expected. Over and over the predictions from the IPCC have been too conservative to what we are actually seeing. Hurricanes have grown bigger and more destructive, forest fires have intensified and other extreme weather has become more extreme and more frequent than expected.
Yeah I had this discussion back in 1992 - so 30 years ago - that we already have enough science!! We need policy changes. My housemates instead were going into "science" - why? they needed career jobs to pay for their schooling of course. Hilarious.
@@voidisyinyangvoidisyinyang885 They also went into science because they loved science. One might as well do what one loves if they can.
@@michaeldeierhoi4096 Problem is Jennifer Francis got critiqued as a "hopium" pusher in her recent talk on Nick Breeze's channel so her and Antonio would just be head-nodding each other. The ArcticNorth guy from Greenland - Torg or whaever Torstein - he thinks that civilization should collapse ASAP since the damage would be not as bad as if civilization keeps going. So he strongly disagrees with GEE McFearSun about this. He made some video splicing GEE comments together about how civilization should not collapse or something. It all has to do with the natural feedbacks that kick in after the Aerosol Masking Effect disappears and how this would lead to the nuclear power plants melting down after growing food at scale vanishes. The MEAN (50%) of farmers income last year, according to the IRS, was $210 and there's a suicide crisis for farmers - higher than any other group in society. So the increased drought and famine will just make a terrible farm situation much worse. "Civilization" has already relied on parasitizing (apparently I made that word up according to google) the farmers who are the hardest working people on the planet. Why? Because our first population growth explosion was from farming but it also enabled a hierarchical storage of wealth that relied on creating a military to then enslave and oppress the farmers! This is the focus of Professor R. Craig Ferguson's latest brand-new book on the origin of war in human culture.
Neoliberalism and capitalism are the major cause. Neo-liberalism means you stand as an individual because no one is there to back you up so you become anxious, you stock up, you don’t care about your neighbors and global neighbors. It’s only natural then that our instinct to survive overrides our humanity.
Coupled with capitalism people seek to be millionaires or billionaires just to quiet the voice of animalistic survival instincts. No longer is being a good citizen or consideration of morality figure into our lives.
Neoliberalism and capitalism have only CREATED FEAR, GREED & DISTRUST. They have literally painted us into a corner.
I am afraid without a worldwide nuclear winter, mankind wont reach that goal.
haha I've been saying that too
There's another "nuclear" which could have totally decarbonized society in the 1950s, but anti-human environmentalists rejected it.
I was gonna say. We are all going to be in a nuclear war soon enough before 2030. So why bother at this point
Maybe the smoke from all the wildfires will have a similar effect and buy us a few years?
Funny how actually nuclear missles aren't as destructive as mankind in the long run
we all can help in our own small way yes but the real talk is: more than half of the emissions are just from 2 countries and the amount that can be reduced by the decision of some of the richest individuals is greater than what 1 billion of us ordinary people can do! they are the main characters of this story, we're just bugs
Not many people still dare to speak out loud a simple fact: with the technologies we have today, the only way to cut the emissions is to fully switch to nuclear power. There is simply no other way to generate the amount of energy that we need without fossils.
Nuclear energy is not scalable to the quantity of fossil fuel energy that needs to be replaced. It’s a partial solution at best, and might create as many problems as it solves.
Not quite. Nuclear can't provide the variable supply needed to match demand. It can only provide a base supply, so up to 50% of peak demand in the best case. Also, nuclear is quite expensive and politicians won´t want to raise energy prices because voters are dumb and can't understand economics, so they will blame the politicians.
Drastic reduction on consumption is the only way, not producing energy in a different way.
@@mithim99 That is not politically viable, only a few would vote for a party that has such a stance.
@@cloudpoint0 well, i think it is fair to say that nuclear is way more scalable than the so-called "green" options on the table (windmills, solar panels). I agree that there needs to be a mix, I am just saying that there is too much populism and hype about wind and solar, whereas it is quite clear that these "green" ways are way too inefficient to make the difference.
We're all doomed! Eat, drink and be merry!
Who's paying? :D
@@Shini1984 We'll use your credit card, Don't worry - we'll never live long enough to pay the bill :)-
This is exactly why I can't make myself to ride my scooter to coaching every day. I ride my bicycle. People need to wake the eff up, we don't have time to keep burning fossil fuels mindlessly.
If you don't ride your scooter someone will ride there's and leave you in the dust.
Enjoy the time we have left.
@@A3Kr0n That mentality is the reason the world is ending. Congratulations.
@@A3Kr0n Their's*. And no, humanity will not disappear, we will still live, even though if we'll live a lot worse than now and millions of people die.
that won't cut it I'm afraid. The big polluters are national industries, global shipping, air traffic, etc. so the only way to realistically tackle this problem is by greatly reducing industrial output, global trade and international travel which could only be achieved by somehow drastically raising energy and fuel prices globally which would lead to a massive fall in the standard of living around the globe by basically taking away all the amenities of the modern world that people have gotten used to over the last hundred years.
@@A3Kr0n I have fairly muscular quads and am frequently leaving people on their automobiles in the dust. No, thank you. I would much rather care for the generations to come. You should too.
We’re doomed, they just don’t want to admit it.
Nicr
The green cult is strong here.
IT'S... TOO... LATE. 💪😎✌️ Enjoy things as they are while you can. Stop asking people who have no power to worry about things which *NO* one has any control over. If anything, the only people who have the coin, connections, crews, computer code, control, clout, communities, and opportunities to change anything are the ones contributing to the issue. World "leaders", trillionaire CEOs, big bankers... lol...
😂🤣😂
The game is already over, Team. Everyone have a lovely Collapse, I'll see you at the bar afterwards. 🍻
@Gigi Ghiba Hey, if connecting disparate pictures of people & diagrams together on a bulletin board with red pieces of string helps you sleep at night, go for it. 👍
For me, it's growing food, raising chickens, and enjoying the weather while it's still survivable.
@Gigi Ghiba Perhaps not, but I just enjoyed a cheesecake made from the eggs from my hens and the pumpkins I grew and canned last year.
What've you got?
We're in trouble. They said in 2018 that emissions had to peak by 2020 🤔 also delaying reduction towards the end of 2050 means 3x more carbon is emitted rather than if we had steep reductions at the start re 80% 90% by ~2030 ⚡🔥
Agenda 2030
We're doomed
the temperatures have not risen one bit since 2015
@@damien2198 DOOOOOOOMED!
@@damien2198 😂😂😂 whatever helps you sleep at night
No one will willingly pay a bill that increases their cost premium because of pollution. They'll demand the big companies to take that on themselves, which they should, but they'll just hide the fees like they do now and keep doing it
Hence why socialists have been highlighting for half a century, and longer, that environmental catastrophe is just part and parcel with capitalism: externalize your costs on your workers, your consumers, and the environment as much as possible = big, big profits for shareholders, who have a legal fiduciary duty to make *the most profitable decisions* period, bar all other considerations, end discussion. Climate change will continue unabated as long as capital remains the hegemonic system that dominates world order.
Save Our Planet - Now
Yes, we do have the scientific knowledge as we have the scientific knowledge to explain why (and obviously the what) the climate is changing but we have no hope as we do have societal level understanding of what the economy is. To put it colloquially, we can imagine the end of the earth and humanity but we cannot imagine the end of capitalism.
I see a path and I'm cautiously optimistic actually. I believe we might have a good shot when gen x and millennials actually come of age as the actual chief arbiters (baby boomers have transferred reigns and largely passed) of the direction of society may change rapidly. I think the line that unlocks it all for us is quite literally nothing short of dropping the net cost of energy to effectively zero and distributing it across the entire planet, no strings. Our models for for how to build out and scale to net neutral energy cost are not as far out as public sentiment seems to feel it is. The solution is a combination of all manner of renewable sourcing, emphasis on that giant fission reactor that our planet revolves around, material science breakthroughs in storage and a globally spanning smart grid. Oh by the way we also need unprecedented unity/urgency channeling the spirit of WW2 resolution, the Manhattan project, the space race, spacex and Ford/GM/Chrysler/Tesla/G7 collaboration of the design and build out. ugh. I'll pray for us, mostly our kids.
We have nuclear energy which could have decarbonized society in the 1950s, but environmentalists rejected it.
We can imagine alternatives to humans living on the planet, but it doesn’t seem very possible to imagine an alternative to capitalism given that every single one that was tried has failed or is arguably failing.
@@aycc-nbh7289 Keep in mind, many of those failures were a result of capitalism in action, namely US Govts propping up authoritarian leaders against the will of the people. The Shah of Iran, Pinochet, and on and on and on were all DIRECT America meddling into domestic affairs to quash the emergence of even the idea of an alternative. Look at any nation today and the economic legislations that govern society and it will always be very apparent the people who do not have vote for polices that benefit the people who do have and wont share. Freedom under capitalism, in short, is characterized by self-domination; the one is free to oppress one's own self.
yep....
WE KNOW THIS
freaking stop talking and
DO SOMETHING
It's too late to avoid going over the 1.5 c threshold. We are shooting at 3 or 4 c at this point. There is zero chance we are going to cut admissions since they are increasing and have been every year with a tiny blip down during the height of covid
What is the problem tho? I'm fine with the human species to come to an end 😅
Even after all that I still believe there is hope, we really need hope those days.
If it’s left up to humans and their governments to reduce damaging emissions, it will never happen. The warnings have been given over and over for so many years but as always they fall on deaf ears. While the motive to make a lot of money overrides everything else, greedy people will continue to destroy our beautiful planet. However, our Creator has a purpose for us and the earth, so very shortly he is going to make drastic changes to the rulership of the earth. His heavenly Kingdom government is poised to remove and replace all existing human governments which have failed miserably to care for the needs of each one of their citizens. (Daniel 2:44) Each day the world reels from one disaster to another causing untold suffering. God’s Kingdom government will not only undo all the harm caused by incompetent and wicked people but it will bring true peace and security to all of earth’s inhabitants. All mankind will be completely united in peace, love, and harmony. Psalm 37:10, 11, 29 says: “Just a little while longer and the wicked will be no more; you will look at where they were, and they will not be there. But the meek will possess the earth, and they will find exquisite delight in the abundance of peace”.
@@sleverlight Action as well, we can't solely rely on hope.
The sky is falling!
Dumb monkeys still won’t understand when there’s no food on the shelves
No snow here in Philadelphia this year weather was 40’s all winter normally 20’s in February
@Jeff Johnson all i did was inform people about the weather here in Philly. Not sure where in that comment i said i was confused about why but ok?
@Jeff Johnson no? People cant just comment in the comment section without weirdos like you trying to spread negativity?
@Jeff Johnson your very ignorant to act like this is made up
@@garyanthony3627 And your a gullible fool for thinking that it isn't.
@Jeff Johnson obviously not
Us Canadians look forward to global warming....snow 5 months out of a year sucks!!!!
Solution is simple. Push earth’s orbit a bit further away from the sun to cool the planet.
Pour water on the sun to cool it. Put up white umbrellas everywhere. Airlift Antarctic glacial ice to the tropics. Turn on the ice-makers in alpine regions. Issue solar powered fans to people in vulnerable regions.
Lol
So many people protest but still buy the newest cell phones, clothes and splurge. It is time for them to really make a stand, start a real revolution and fight for those making cents an hour just to feed their families. So I wrote a song to help people WAKE UP, we can all do something to make the change but are not. I used to drive my Corvette 4 to 5 days a week, now I only drive it 1 day a week, If I can cut my emissions by 75% so can others, that would alone make a BIG CHANGE immediately. Who's with me?
From Buisness Insider Sept 18 2021: “The companies polluting the planet have spent millions to make you think carpooling and recycling will save us”
The 1.1111111% pollute more than the rest of the world combined. They're responsible for something like 60-80% of worldwide carbon emissions.
I wonder with the wars going on if it contributed to this specific scenario
This is the reason for the wars, in many cases. For example: Putin knows that he needs the oil in Ukraine, as well as the food production potential.
And yes, war adds to emissions, and other environmental degradation, in many different ways.
-This system of things is coming to its conclusion-end.- *ANY DAY NOW* 🎒🥾🥾 The mess will be fixed under a new rulership-Christ and his 144,000 kings (Revelation 5:10) 🌎 👑 👑 👑 👑
0:32 this is not the Artic but the Mer de Glace alpine glacier. I heard it was lowered by 150m of since the XIX century. Pretty scary
Why?
@@republikadugave420ou know why troll
@@righthandstep5 i thought his house is near...
Nope
It's scary because the change is visible and important. In itself, the melting of the glacier is just sad, it won't cause much harm, but it's a very blatant indicator of the effects of global warming.
Im so glad I dont have children
This report is not going to do anything. Its merely a progress report…
In a world where globalization is ending, I don't see solving climate change as even remotely realistic. There's no way to hold countries like Russia and China accountable.
Globalization is responsible actually. So without it we'd have make supply chains local and more efficient. Right now we ship things around because we can't build the while thing in one place and then ship which is insane
Globalization was supposed to allow all countries to make their own stuff by sharing technical information. Instead we burn the most fuel shipping incomplete items around to various factories. So without it factories must be able to make the whole product in one place or else and thus carbon and habitat destruction goes down a lot
@@kiedranFan2035 Local supply chains make things LESS efficient. The entire point of globalization is to place manufacturing where it is most efficient.
Well electric cars are not the answer
WE ARE ALL 100% GOING TO FUCKING DIE
Always has been the case, so what's new?
Sooner then most care to understand
@@mikkokivisto4414 What's new is that there will be no humans on Earth by the turn of the next century.
@@distantraveller9876 Yeah, right.
As long as fossil fuel corporations keep getting richer. It's worth causing global apocalypse.
-Capitalism
PLEASE, I don’t want to lose our Earth
Don't worry the Earth will not be lost. The Earth just wanted to lose us.
300 million years ago temperature was 15C° higher than now, and everything was ok. Don't worry about Earth and life. People maybe will need to moved more northern countries, that's all
@@ДенисБулычёв-ш1в LOL
@@ДенисБулычёв-ш1в your very foolish and don’t understand what’s really coming
@@ДенисБулычёв-ш1в 👍the earth has always changed, just about 12000 years ago the sealevel rose approx. 100m(300feet)
Once I be a basketball player around during 2028 and by 2030 I will plant 5 million tress and by the 2045 year I will be president of USA and I will be the worlds richest RUclipsr by the early 2050s and by the 2100 I will say my last final words are study just live life and succeed
hyperbolic nonsense
Clueless monkey
Yep and all the MEGA Corporations LOVE THIS! Just wait until they start mining in these areas! The end of humans WILL be because of GREED! Greed is NOT the answer to life!
Thank you for covering the synthesis report the ICCP published today. We have destroyed our stable climate and accurate reporting can help us move towards acceptance and adaptation. I appreciate your coverage.
I accept that we already failed and will continue driving gasoline cars
you should learn about *Milutin Milanković* and his cycles
you can't fix wobbling Earth axis
And yet the global human development index keeps improving and the standard of living keeps rising.
@@gregorymalchuk272 actually its starting to fall now in many countries and the real suffering will start in 10-20 years when everyone's standard of living drops and millions start to die
the IPCC ar6 report doesn't even discuss the ESAS methane 1200 gigatons pressurized and highly likely for "abrupt eruption." oops
Yeah, i hate to tell yall. If the economic projections of the underdeveloped world continue, then global warming isn't going anywhere. The more developed a nation is, the more co2 they'll end up making. Even if you stopped all Western countries, it won't make a difference with countries like india, china, and the rest of the developing world would make up for it within a decade or two.
Why climate videos are not most viewed?
People need to post less cats and dogs videos for climate videos to be more visible.
becuase people dont care and its not on their mind even though its affecting us everyday
LOL. Pledges and promises. 😂 Just as humans cannot flap their arms and fly,.....“It *does not belong to man* to direct his own step.”
-Jeremiah 10: 23
Slight warming for the UK is actually a good thing,it absolutely freezing here all year round, I welcome the warmth
Global warming won't ake England any warmer. It'll shut down the gulf stream and send you into a cold period. Global chaos seems a more apt name.
If you think you can get China to stop building its 1100 odd, new coal fired power stations that will be charging their EV's, then maybe it is worth you making an effort?
Nice to know that some of us never had a chance before we were even born.
God bless the people, who are never been born
I'm glad my grandchildren will live in a much better world after these climate scammers are exposed.
@@buildmotosykletist1987 Don't look up!
@@csibesz07 : I'm looking down on you.
@@buildmotosykletist1987 you just doomed you grandchildren in a very uncertain future. I will never have any children. I almost had some last year but me and my girlfriend decided that they will have a bad life. Why doom these little angels into a world like this ? Never for me.
This is your very last, final, last chance, warning. We're only going to warn you a thousand more times over the next hundred years. But that will be it. So you've been warned and we're not joking. You need to stop living and move into a mud hut tomorrow.
Know what is needed 🌱
They dont like that you see they need a problem.
Status Update: Shutting down McDonalds in America will help. I also urge the UN to look at global warming signs attributed to rockets flying around in America in the name of "space travel." No one I know cares about going to Mars.
We mustn’t tell “poor” countries to cut their out of control emissions. That would be rAcIsT.
Dude, get well.
some people are lost causes.
😅😂 just do whatever you want to. There is no saving this place or ourselves. Any reduction in the west is offset by increases in the east. If you love something, kiss it goodbye.
I'm so sad that we're past the point of no return..There is no hope from here
Go for a walk lad. Get outside for a bit. There's plenty of hope. It's not an f'd or not f'd situation. It's levels of f'd. The truth is, theres not much we can do as citizens except stand and watch. The best we can do is directly help our local ecosystems and politics.
(Also understand that a lot of media claims are absurd, and are only that way because of funding. It's all about profit. Once you understand that and stop dooming over it, tye more you will do to help.)
Agreed gonna enjoy watching civilization collapse we deserve it.
Sure there’s hope… look on the bright side: The more climate caused scarcity the lesser the general feasibility of life and probabilistic chance for life to exist as a result. If we completely and utterly ruin this planet then nothing can suffer it because it will be infeasible for anything to exist. So I’m joining the battle against climate change on the side of climate change, I’m going to mess up the planet as much as I can so less people can exist and reproduce as a result.
Meh, all lies! You can shove that “climate report.”
What you actually mean is it isn't what you want to be true.
It’s not just about climate. We will exhaust fossil fuels within 100 years (oil in 30 years). If we burn through all of it, global temperature will rise by 8 to 10 degrees Celsius (20C in the arctic). The limited inhabitable areas won’t have any fossil fuels left to provide the energy requirement for human survival. Development of alternative energy sources is simply a matter of necessity. WE WILL RUN OUT OF GAS.
Qatar has LNG supplies for 600 years at current usage rate
We survived without it before. Humanity will keep going.
You have no idea how reservoir economics works.
@@kellharris2491 the only reason why there are 8 billions human on this earth is because of gas. Gas made us Grow exponentially, if we run out , billions will dies around the globe to balance out
@@TheCleansingx It still doesn’t matter if they are unwilling to export it to other countries or if the emissions generated by it would cause more global warming anyway.
So.. we have 7 years to replace over 1 billion cars.
Lmfao. 7 years to dig giant holes in the ground and drill for oil.
Renewable energy takes oil to produce.
Worrying about climate change is pretty much a thing for the privileged. Most don't have the time nor money to do anything that is arguably better for the environment.
I can't afford a ev or hybrid or any fancy stuff that goes onto a house. Even if I got it with government incentives I would have to maintain it and that cost already makes it impossible. I'm nothing special and plenty of others are in the same boat.
Truely don't believe anything will change until it's too late. Don't bother.
Finally a true comment. Nowt is going to change we are in deep.
It's like the plastic ocean bill it came to late
@The Quacka Show Finding a solution to plastic would be great. I think in terms of strain on us peasants it would be better. The actual process would be up to companies. Just up to us to follow through. I hear they are trying to make bacteria that eats plastic. I really hope them success.
Any recycling in my area is currently just thrown away cause you can't recycle most plastic. Any sort of weird food or say a sticker on the bottle makes it null and void.
That's ok, because the more bespoke of the environmental elitists admit that they want to deny you private transportation altogether.
Our economy needs to degrow, focus more on caring for workers instead of who has the money, and stop mindlessly producing stuff that we cant fix and use longer.
The biggest issue with capitalism is that it's suicidal. Constant growth and consumption in a closed system, without consequence, is a pipe dream at best. For there to be change there needs to be sacrifice, and frankly that goes against the capitalist ideal and the standard of modern living. Eventually humans will have to adapt, change their ways, or die out. It's simple really. Of course those least responsible will be disproportionately affected, but even the rich won't be able to run away from the problems they've created forever.
A communist environmentalist, shocking.
😂😂😂
Well then How is it that the Biggest Poluters are Communist Countrys? Yes, the US under Biden, Canada and most Western Countrys is also Communist.
And yet the global standard of living and lifespan keep rising.
Government will not do anything. We small people can do is reduce waste.
We cannot do something big for climate change.
The race to high efficiency, high insulation, full renewables, grid batteries and electric transportation is on now to stabilize our future. Through high insulation our 1912 old house is now so well insulation we do not use our natural gas heater. We heat our house with 2 or 3 electric heaters.
My house stays at 73 degrees all year even during 110 deg F summers and -15 deg F winters thanks to natural gas
Until the grid itself breaks down under climate stressors.
Exactly. Ive seen inductive pavement material, There is like spray-on blacktop that can draw and channel energy, while also acting as a built in deicer. Imagine how smart we could actually get a global smart grid to be if we approached it in the spirit of the space race, or the manhatten project, or resolution of ww2. We will see x instances of an AI model constantly iterating upon the grid in real time, making it virtually perfectly efficient with perfect load balancing. There is trillions to be made for people that want to approach these problems for the loot and the stakes could not be higher for the glory seekers. I think we have a shot at squeaking by and I truly hope we find a roadmap that leads to balance and homeostasis for the planet. Where net zero cost energy buys us enough time that we can start to solve the crux of in-fighting over limited resources, which should largely be a thing of the past at some point.
Those two or three electric resistance heaters probably emit more carbon than the gas furnace because the electricity is generated by burning gas at a far lower efficiency than burning it directly in a furnace.
@@thedude5040 Do you have natural gas fired absorbtion air conditioning?
Pakistan already effected by climate change in 2022, which faces alot of Stroms and flooding.
Where I live the polar bears are washing up dead on the shore.
I had to move my shack on higher ground because of the rising seas. But my Dad was swept out to sea as well as half the village.
One day it's snowing the next wild fires are destroying the forest.
I have given all my wealth to the Government threw carbon taxes with the promise of stabilizing the climate but it keeps getting worse.
I'm terrified I don't know what to do.
Oh yeah? Your government has a 100% carbon tax, does it? And what government is that, exactly?
A moving comment - thank you for sharing. Many of us feel the same. It's an unspeakable tragedy.
Nothing can be done unless you have coin, connections, control, clout, crews, etc. And no one reading this comment would.
You exist, then, you'll die. That's basically it. 🙂 Enjoy!
The weather has been going crazy for me in Canada too. One day I'm freezing my as off , the next I feel like I could walk with no shirt in the middle of February. Wtf is going on.
We passed the point of "final warnings" a LONG time ago....At this point, sit back and enjoy the show like its a sequel to the day after tomorrow....
The day after tomorrow is a movie based on a book, based on a spurious theory. Its not a documentary.
I've heard these final warnings since the 80s.
Self-report. Congratulations on being directly responsible for this problem, along with the rest of the complicit, complacent, privileged white labour aristocracy, I guess? Here's your participation trophy: it's your job being exported to the Global South for cheap labour, your wages cut so your bosses can profit and buy more rental real estate, any hope for your children's and grandchildren's futures dashed upon the rocks that'll be submerged by 10-50 meters of sea rise by the end of the century. 👍👍
Luckily you won’t have to hear them for much longer
Brought to you by capitalism/globalism 😏
We COULD have found ways to live based on self-sufficiency, but greed pushed us into the direction of consumption and constant growth.
Maybe never ending growth is human nature? If so, our species deserves what’s coming to us.
how dare you!
80% reduction by 2030 mean we have to tackle this like a world war.. immediately action, immediately big budgets rations messaging etc right here right now. It's probably too late but we shld have a go.
Climate facism to rule world.Stop people breathing out co2 lol.
Bs...the models have never come close..wver. We were suppose to be in doom scenerio ..end of life by this year according to greta.
now, right now.. we need to act now, too much talking for too long
@@frinoffrobis who is we??? Did you know most co2 commes from nature? Cut down trees and drop nukes at them i say that would do the trick
@@republikadugave420 I'm thinking it doesn't include you ... do u have any friends......
Maybe you should try open your eyes and taking a look around the world
ahaaa i experiencing apocalypse in our lifetime