Permafrost - what is it? 

Jon Perez haha me 🙋🏻‍♀️

wake up today thinking about what the hell is permafrost, now im here, glad to meet you man!

Pretty soon I’m going to have to get an external hard drive for my BRAIN

Not me...I was watching videos on drunken Russians, and a hour later thanks to RU-vid algorithms...here I am. 😈

Me !

Copycat

ias bruh you called this person a copy cat 😂😂 i dont even know what to say smh

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@@ias7271 lol

​@adonis4034 teaching is easy today. RU-vid can do it for them. Just got to keep the students paying attention to their work

That was my exact hypothetical analogy va what people claim occurs otherwise

I’m reading your comment after Covid-19

And another special thank you to mega corporations for constantly fueling climate change and melting more permafrost

Disease Disaster and Natural Disaster. The Earth naturally reacts to parasites in a way that will hopefully remove them or decrease their numbers.

Thawing permafrost can also unearth ancient viruses and bacterias that can cause serious problem.

Thank you for your suggestion. Our editing team is working on that task in order to provide a russion subtitled version soon.

+Alfred-Wegener-Institut, Helmholtz-Zentrum für Polar- und Meeresforschung Nicely done! Please consider also Polish subtitles or Polish lector :) I don't know if you are familiar with this project: www.eduscience.pl/strony/english Soon new project EduArctic is starting: www.igf.edu.pl/events.php?news_id=70 I suggest some cooperation! If you are interested please let me know: tomasz@igf.edu.pl

I'd be nice if you can add spanish subtitles too. I can help if it is necessary.

Dutch as well please. Can help with that as well.

Plz give me rights to edit this in Kannada .

Syed Ibrahim how did it go?

@door yes

lol I thought I was the only one noticing the deadly encouraging music! 😄

nobody

@@espantasamiga2583 lol hola

@Breezie Lynn True, but what does that have to do with permafrost?

@@GingerBeard24 It's thawing due to climate change. Humans have not taken care of this planet. That's how I feel and that's my thought on Permafrost.

Climate change has always happened, it's a natural process thats cyclical, there's no such thing as a linear climate, there has always been cold and warm periods but they're over a time period greater than most human observations and modern instrument readings. Anyone who studies modern and ancient history could tell you that from studying societal changes over time. Yes, there is climate change but human made climate change is highly debatable. Until science can completely explain the multitude of glacial and interglacial periods that this planet has experienced over the course of millions of years (which they still can't), then their claim of 'the science is settled' over man made climate change using data from instruments from the last 250 years is quite frankly, ludicrous to say the least. Their long range weather forecasting (which uses the same computer modelling as climate change) can't even predict next winters weather to a high degree, surely that gives you cause for concern?

@@jasonflitcroft2467 by the time they can accurately predict everything it may be too late to reverse the damage human beings are doing. warming and cooling has bean happening a long time this is true but human beings are accelerating the warming. what we can see today is that tornados are getting worse and so is flooding and droughts are getting worse. how much evidence do human beings need before they say ok maybe we are contributing to global warming. were it becomes a real problem is corporations not wanting to regulate much carbon they put into the atmosphere is a real problem. co2 emisions to name one.

human binges are a large part of the problem the co2 emissions are not helping matters. lack of regulations on how much co2 is not helping either. We need more strict regulations on corporations to regulate their carbon footprint