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The Age of Stupid revisited: what's changed on climate change? 

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Ten years after climate movie The Age of Stupid had its green-carpet, solar-powered premiere, we follow its director as she revisits people and places from the film and asks: are we still heading for the catastrophic future it depicted?
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@sodthong
@sodthong 5 лет назад
It's easy to fool someone. Nearly impossible to make them realize that they've been fooled.
@brandonleesanders
@brandonleesanders 5 лет назад
Sodthong - TRUTH! I'm def using your quote... Thanks!
@pedrokantor3997
@pedrokantor3997 5 лет назад
Admitting that you have been wrong or fooled is a shitty feeling, that's why most people do what they can to avoid it.
@Bookhermit
@Bookhermit 5 лет назад
And everyone who thinks we can "do something effective" about climate has been fooled.
@RedmotionGames
@RedmotionGames 5 лет назад
@@Bookhermit Oh, we can do something but you won't like it.
@pearlharbour3300
@pearlharbour3300 5 лет назад
@@RedmotionGames do tell?
@sng1867
@sng1867 5 лет назад
Instead of asking politicians if they believe in global warming, ask them if they understand it.
@furorfrisii7679
@furorfrisii7679 4 года назад
Ask that little child thunverg if she knows the difference between 'nature' and 'environment'. Tss.
@LuciferXFallen290
@LuciferXFallen290 4 года назад
I asked a climate change activist the same thing and got a lot of back pedaling
@julianbrock6198
@julianbrock6198 4 года назад
The politicians know how to scam people so they fund the climate change groups and climate scientist scumbags
@twiceabroad7471
@twiceabroad7471 5 лет назад
Fast fashion is the easiest thing we could change! Nobody needs mountains of cheap clothing (made from plastic derivatives) that only gets worn once or twice, and cannot be recycled. Buy only necessary clothing made of natural fibers and wear them as long as possible!
@norawest7094
@norawest7094 5 лет назад
And alter them,swap them and pass them onto
@Logoguy7
@Logoguy7 5 лет назад
I still wear clothes that are over 10 years old.
@purpleghost106
@purpleghost106 5 лет назад
The companies need to be stopped from producing them. This change can't happen on a consumer end, buying differently doesn't solve it. Even the cheapest items should be made only from reclaimable and biodegradable fibers if we want to protect our environment. And we also need less clothes produced in general.
@arete7884
@arete7884 5 лет назад
Impossible when consumerism and materialistic values dominate the social norm. People rely on fashion for the source of confidence, if you dont change the social conditioning nothing will happen and these egregores have been developing since industrial revolution with massive global influence.
@twiceabroad7471
@twiceabroad7471 5 лет назад
Tom Maxwell have you seen a fast fashion haul? Are you aware there are people buying more 10 articles of clothing per week, EVERY week? Are you aware how pollutant the fast fashion industry is? What did people do in the 60s and 70s? How did people survive until fast fashion was invented? Given that humanity has survived for thousands of years without fast fashion, I’d say it’s not a necessity and nobody needs it. There’s a difference between needing and wanting something! Yes, we do need clothing, but does anyone really need new clothing every week? Does anyone really need so much clothing that they have to convert a bedroom into a second closet? I’ve seen too many people both in real life and on the internet whose bedrooms are full to the brim with clothing they only bought because it was cheap. A majority of those clothes are never worn; not even ONCE! If you’d read my comment again, I said “nobody needs mountains of cheap clothing that are worn only once or twice”. Now please enlighten me. Why do you think anyone needs that much clothing? The true Marxist in me would really like to know why anyone needs a house full of cheap clothing.
@marshallbacon2527
@marshallbacon2527 5 лет назад
Going 100% renewable will not work on its own - we have to replace the carbon sink which are trees , UK was once 95% covered in trees now only 5% How many of these people have planted a tree ?
@AmericanDayDream
@AmericanDayDream 5 лет назад
They are all talk no action. NASA recently released data showing China green area expands significantly as a result of decades long nationwide 🌲 🌲 planting program.
@marshallbacon2527
@marshallbacon2527 5 лет назад
Jerry Han I can highly recommend watching Geoff Lawton pod casts on his program "greening the desert"
@varus1985
@varus1985 5 лет назад
Im norwegian, and my brothers wife is English. Last year we visited the UK (poor town), and decided to plant a apple tree in their back garden. Couple of weeks later the tree got stolen, Im not even kidding. People actually steal trees in the UK! I know this is a weird comment, but had to put it out there.
@fergusmoffat8926
@fergusmoffat8926 5 лет назад
Hmm humans only produce 0.001% of all greenhouse gases , so I think if we ceased all of it today the effect would be...….. Nothing
@mrtrashcompaktor1540
@mrtrashcompaktor1540 5 лет назад
Humans produce the amount of greenhouse gases that are enough to put the climate system and carbon cycle out of balance. The increase in greenhouse gases in the atmosphere is the responsibility of humans. It is a non-negotiable fact. @@fergusmoffat8926
@paxwallacejazz
@paxwallacejazz 5 лет назад
"We are under the gross misconception that we are a good species going somewhere important and that at the last minute we will correct our errors and God will smile on. It is delusion". Farley Mowat great Canadian Naturalist Author.
@tezzo55
@tezzo55 5 лет назад
:-B Your man Mowat the Naked ain't even trying. It's delusional to think you know what's delusional, as U CAN'T prove a negative. He's faith is in nothing, making him a nihilist. I have no faith, making me free. Yer man Fargone might SUSPECT there's no god, but he don't KNOW, so why he's lying? Rules of thumb, 1, If you've got to work to believe it, it likely ain't true. 2, If someone wants you to believe them, DON'T. 3, No one KNOWS, what another knows, especially if they say they do. Love ya XXX :-B
@briseboy
@briseboy 5 лет назад
@@tezzo55 I happen to KNOW there is NO dissociated, human-appealable force. ALL this universe is composed of what seems to be a high dimensional field with random apparent densities appearing to create simply interacting "particles" from which all complexity is built up. When ANY organism with neurons dis-integrates, ALL its sensory and motor capacities cease. This is proven in neuroscience, and observable by the most nonliterate of individuals, when watching the interplay of change and use of what WAS living to become distributed by others (I love, as did the Farsi and Bon, respect the Vultures, who have carried away by greatest beloved, , distributing across the wild landscape. We must also love the tiny short-lived individual microorganisms without whom our very bodies, digestion, skin, could not function. The trees and phytoplankton mentioned by enlightened commentors , take our very spirit (for the word meant literally the air and breath to the original makers of that word, however it is pronounced in different cultures) and break the offal toxin (CO2 is toxic and arouses panic in the brain when concentration becomes too high) back into energizing, enriching oxygen, along with nutritious CHO and N, which other friends bind from the air, to share and share again, the same molecules that once constituted other walkers, swimmers, flyers, whose hormones and neurons produced feelings of rewarding glory in THEIR brains, whether fish, bird (I have seen too often the joy of ravens to attempt denial), running mammal (I have seen too often right up close the obvious pleasure of leaping ungulate, of wolf and other canid and felid chaser, the emotions reflecting EXACTLY our own. Mowat used poetic symbol in attempt to express to the dissociated human reading masses. He was enraged and disgusted by human cruelty and psychopathy toward other life, and individuals. He wove fictive imagination with the beautiful world he interpreted. He became an advocate for life, the only life with any evidence of existing, and neither could nor did explore all of it. I've stood and sat among skulls and skeletons changed by atomic and other forces into stone, imagining and using this ephemeral brain to associate with the emotional and sensorily responsive lives I'e been among, to realize that those stone traces ALSO lived in their time each inn a gloriously fulfilling life, whether having massive teeth, far larger than those feared by a social chimp-related primate, of beings with horns evolved to toss and prevail in dispute, and mouths that tore and ingested grass, experiencing emotion, pleasure, developing understanding appropriate to their kind, each forever unique, and due to contingent constraints, mortal. What you are is composed of them, in aggregate, never repeated, never dissociated from the earth as are imaginary controlling "deities" a completely fictional concept. Farley, long before us, understood death and becoming something else; irretrievable time and life. He expressed in ways he thought communicative, but such an attribution is clear error, with horrible consequences among disputational chimpanzee relatives, who kill and accumulate their imaginary group social status for no sufficient reason. Please do not infest human cognition with falsehoods any longer.
@tezzo55
@tezzo55 5 лет назад
:-B @@briseboy You sound depressed, do you take alcohol my friend?
@tezzo55
@tezzo55 5 лет назад
:-B @@briseboy How do you know that then? That's all just your imagination, what else can it be? Only two types of folk, those who know nothing, and those that ain't figured it out yet. How the boozing going? Love ya, XXX :-B
@tezzo55
@tezzo55 5 лет назад
:-B@@briseboyHey George, where did all your verbosity go? So fella, was it just the booze causing you to abuse your views? Do you take alcohol my man? Love ya, XXX :-B
@AsellusPrimus
@AsellusPrimus 4 года назад
It is remarkable how much the public momentum is building. Even just a couple of years ago I was taking a class on "Climate Communication" and we were looking at how global warming had dropped out of the mainstream consciousness... since then it's become front and center. Now we'll find out how much power we actually have to redirect our firmly planted institutions.
@tomtom3889
@tomtom3889 Год назад
😂😂 kick sand.
@stevenhanson6057
@stevenhanson6057 Год назад
Power, exactly.
@DennisMoore664
@DennisMoore664 5 лет назад
8:34 "I don't want you to be hopeful. I want you to panic" - Actually I don't want the herd to panic, but that will happen before too many more years pass and then things should start to get really ugly. Few things frighten me more than a larger group of scared people led by one or a small group of self-serving individuals. We could still keep the worst of it from happening, but the will to make the substantial changes and sacrifices that are needed aren't there. Buckle up, brothers and sisters. This ride is going to get a lot bumpier.
@meganbreeze763
@meganbreeze763 5 лет назад
I've dedicated my career and life to trying to improve our environment and remember panicking when I first really understood the gravity of climate change. That was over 30 years ago. My generation either became too distracted or didn't fully understand, (or unfortunately in many cases not care) about climate change, especially if it meant reducing their convenient lives. Youth of today: don't get distracted. Don't think that all that glitters is gold, don't chase material dreams, fight to save the planet that you are living on and gather in your masses. Too many of the people with the power need you all to hammer the message of change home.
@johannesswillery7855
@johannesswillery7855 5 лет назад
Megan Arnold could have Climate Change become your religion?
@martinulstein9087
@martinulstein9087 5 лет назад
There is not going to be ANY GloBULL warming.
@thereissomecoolstuff
@thereissomecoolstuff 5 лет назад
I'm glad you took notice of the environment. You took steps you could to help mother earth. Wholesale the world is going to end in 12 years is a false narrative. There is no penalty or than credibility when they are wrong. What will kill us is pandemic. A killer virus. Billions dead if not everyone. That's what you should be scared of. Really scared.
@vilecrocodile9171
@vilecrocodile9171 5 лет назад
This hoax has been going on since the 80s
@RefurbishYourCar
@RefurbishYourCar 5 лет назад
30 years you say? And now our lives are better. The earth is greener. Our life expectancy is higher. So up to now you still do not realise that there is no emergency. That we are wasting money on something that is not true.
@mikeharvey9811
@mikeharvey9811 5 лет назад
I've planted a tree for every year I've been on this earth 68 so far......now planting for my kids.......stopped flying 25 yrs ago.......we need to show councils MPs etc. We want change barbx
@christopherd6399
@christopherd6399 4 года назад
And if every person on the globe would follow your example, we'd still have zero effect on global climate. Just think about that. It's staggering.
@tOmzz4video
@tOmzz4video 5 лет назад
Thanks for the coverage and revisiting the film
@minimead368
@minimead368 5 лет назад
Call me thick but I’ve always wondered why we don’t just pass a law that states every new house being built must be built with a solar panel on it
@djn48
@djn48 5 лет назад
You're not thick. It's because energy companies don't want to give up the oligopoly status they have in the market for energy supply. So they create industry-led marketing groups to 'lobby' politicians. Therefore, no laws for widespread solar power use get passed. It's sad, really... Imagine how much lower our electricity bills would be if we are feeding energy back into the grid via solar panels?
@1arritechno
@1arritechno 4 года назад
djn48 No, only half thick. Seriously, Roof top Solar can not be base load power as the stability of the Grid is at risk. It's not just the issues with power factor between the 3 phase in the suburb but the 50/60~ sine wave is corrupted ; that puts at risk, electronic appliances in homes & industry. Intermittent power factor is another issue that Generators must offset and the more Wind or Solar there is - the more it multiplies the problem.
@moneyprintergobrr6501
@moneyprintergobrr6501 4 года назад
When we start running out of fossil fuels maybe there will be. Until then there is no rational reason to do it, unless the majority starts to believe we were better off during the little ice age with all the witches burned alive, the famines, the awful climate, the racism, the horrific plagues, and so on.
@julianbates2040
@julianbates2040 2 года назад
and fitted properly (i.e. WITHOUT a gas boiler) the UK Govt really are the Stupidest around!
@kitemanmusic
@kitemanmusic 5 лет назад
The UK does the right thing. Others don't. We are going to deprive ourselves and feel guilty till we disappear. Those wind turbines look hugely expensive. I think we should start by using LED lighting, which uses 80% less electricity. Houses are not to be heated by gas, but by electricity (the most expensive way) Let's face it people like a campaign.
@ApplesauceNinja
@ApplesauceNinja 5 лет назад
So long as wealthy people whose interests would be harmed by clean energy continue being allowed to buy politicians and dictate policy, nothing will change. The world needs a mass uprising against the billionaire class, but first we must all reduce our own consumption. We should use products longer, repurpose them when they fail, and do so on a massive scale. We must make the status quo untenable for the people who profit from it.
@kevinodom2918
@kevinodom2918 5 лет назад
You do realize there’s way more money in this climate change madness for govt agencies, politicians etc than others. You’re talking trillions that will go in some unaccountable govt agency. Don’t be such a sucker. All that money and no proof it will make a bit of a difference in temp over next 100 years.
@zedeco
@zedeco 4 года назад
climate change is a billion dollars industry, every one what a piece of the cake.
@robertrichard6107
@robertrichard6107 4 года назад
'Planet of the Humans' really points out the man behind the curtain stuff.
@ericsilberstein667
@ericsilberstein667 2 года назад
Going vegan is extremely important.
@artm8dk
@artm8dk 5 лет назад
The presure is building up now.
@yalnevatekofreedom5096
@yalnevatekofreedom5096 5 лет назад
The only pressure thats building up is the global warming camp will have some serious questions to answer to the public while earth plunges into an iceage!
@artm8dk
@artm8dk 5 лет назад
@@yalnevatekofreedom5096 Well, we will see about that.
@russianbot4418
@russianbot4418 5 лет назад
@@artm8dk Well given every single major prediction and apocalyptic claim the alarmist have made in the last 40 years has fallen utterly flat, I have to suspect that they are wrong on that too. Now add the thousands of reputable scientist and like minded people coming out with ever growing evidence it was far more poltical agenda scam driven than real objective concern and that at present attempts to implement large scale AE/RE power production are showing to be more problematic than being practical, I have to suspect it only going to get worse for the alarmists side. Then to really add insult to injury the fact that the mass bulk of those in developed nations being blamed the most are being shown to not be the real problem children in which part of this issues is proveably our fault.
@yalnevatekofreedom5096
@yalnevatekofreedom5096 5 лет назад
@@artm8dk id look at the scientific facts if i was you, earth stopped warming late 90s, its been on a cooling trend since then, and in its current cycle its gone into a grand solar minimum, the sun has 11y cycles however compared to history its last cycle during its warm spell it was 5c lower than its last warm spell, and the one before that! If earths warming explain why the USA & Canada have just shattered records with lows of -35 to -50, the only reason the UK didnt get it is the low over east coast USA pushed that far south it pushed the gulf stream that far south and bounced from the Caribbean basking the UK in a weeks warmth in February. Ironically i remember all the global warming hype from the 80s, yet nothings really changed! Global warming theorist claim the caps are melting and sea levels are rising, yet, theres evidence the caps are growing and look at the amount of reports worldwide the the ocean had reseeded! Research the 1650 munda minimum which last 70y, anythink north of the M4 corridor was in trouble as the ice didn't melt in the summer, 100s of 1000s of our ancestors walked across the english channel and fled to south france, spain, Italy, Croatia & Greece! In some parts of the uk the glaciers where 2-3mile deep, the Thames froze that deep people would have bonfires on the Thames yet it didnt melt it! While many say the GSM will be here by 2022-25, some, including NASA say 2020-21! When was the last time the saudi dessert was battered with snow storms? Dont worry ill wait! The global elite have even changed its agenda from global warming to climate change.. Umm why would they do that! Sorry buddie but i dont believe the story of global warming anymore, not when theres solid evidance that tells were cooling, and like i say, i remember all the hype from the 80s! PLEASE do research this including the 1650s iceage, and have a bug out kit at hand! Peace be upon you
@yalnevatekofreedom5096
@yalnevatekofreedom5096 5 лет назад
@@russianbot4418 indeed, while man has contributed to whats happening, yet are not the key or only factor, and there blamed by govs so they can tax the peoples to the hilt, the truth is earth has an e cycle, and part of its natural process is evergreen plants, they only grow in acidic soil, they dont reproduced co2, and because they only grow in acidic soil thus all nutrition out of the ground has gone which is a key factor in the earths status! In this case cooling
@Woodyjims-shack
@Woodyjims-shack 5 лет назад
Currently there are 94 people who viewed this video that either don't care about the future of our planet, trust our leaders to the point of no return or cant see beyond their own lazy, complacent self interest.
@AllIsWellaus
@AllIsWellaus 5 лет назад
The sad thing every generation thinks that they will be the ones to turn it around. I'm pretty much convinced that it will never be really happen. We will see serious change within our lifetime.
@leealexander3507
@leealexander3507 5 лет назад
I've been panicking for some time which I believe to be an appropriate response to the climate crisis. I will not be here to see the worst of it but younger generations will. I believe that is worthy of extreme concern.
@vilecrocodile9171
@vilecrocodile9171 5 лет назад
It's a racket so they can sell alt energy
@RefurbishYourCar
@RefurbishYourCar 5 лет назад
Oh dear. You must be high on crack.
@willlawrence8756
@willlawrence8756 5 лет назад
Panic if we don't all prepare for an imminent cooling like 1600 to 1720....no increase in average global temperatures for past 18 years or so, IPCC a political gravy train fraud which started out not so bad then couldn't let go of the political funding etc...read the books and stop worrying about warming, go buy jumpers, you will need them! See Piers Corbyn!
@6422blackj
@6422blackj 5 лет назад
@@willlawrence8756 Then how do you explain 2014-2018 being the 5 hottest years on record?
@willlawrence8756
@willlawrence8756 5 лет назад
Show me where you get that info from and I will take a look....all depends on how the readings are taken etc...let me know, important !@@6422blackj
@ADerpyReality
@ADerpyReality 5 лет назад
We were over 2 degrees above average this summer in Australia. Our overall temperature has still raised 1 degree with everyone else.
@zedeco
@zedeco 4 года назад
what the hell are you talking about? it was the coldest summer in my country.
@mrbiscuits915
@mrbiscuits915 4 года назад
Yep, we break temp records almost weekly now,
@elainecox491
@elainecox491 5 лет назад
OMG, I've been down those steps to that glacier at Chamonix (PS we travelled by train all the way - home to Chamonix)
@arghjayem
@arghjayem 5 лет назад
“The industrial revolution and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race” by FC.
@1arritechno
@1arritechno 4 года назад
Argh ; that's a questionable statement. With technology we have medicines and medical procedures that have doubled the average life expectancy... With farm tractors and transportation ; the cyclic starvation of the Dark Ages rarely exists today ; the overall quality of life has improved across the world. Most of the problems we have relate to POLLUTION and that's largely as a result of increasing populations; such as China & India ( bad management ).
@robertrichard6107
@robertrichard6107 4 года назад
@@1arritechno Rose Colored Glasses stuff here.
@kaihinton6623
@kaihinton6623 5 лет назад
The worst thing about this is is that without government subsidies to oil or coal industries using wind/solar power would actually be more profitable than coal or oil power
@jacekdutkiewicz2334
@jacekdutkiewicz2334 5 лет назад
What a bull, it's fricken renewables which get subsidies you idiot, and making them makes bigger carbon footprint then they save..
@tidbit1877
@tidbit1877 5 лет назад
Actually the Oil and gas and coal industries do receive billions in subsidies, and renewables like wind get very little. Of course wind is now down to 6 cents / kw and coal(if the sulphur, lead, mercury, etc. . . is removed) costs 5 cents / kw so they're very close at this point. As for their creation generating carbon, this is proven false because as more renewables come online then the energy used in creating the wind turbines becomes cleaner and cleaner until it is 100% clean energy. I don't understand why people get so angry about this stuff, after all there will be little to no effect on you, unless you have tens of millions of dollars and are one the people who will get a tiny tax increase.
@dave161256
@dave161256 5 лет назад
Climate activists need to focus the spotlight onto the section of society that has the greatest effect on our climate; the wealthiest 10% and the 100 most polluting companies. An interesting fact that came of a talk at COP24 is that if the wealthiest 10% of the population lived like average Europeans then carbon emissions would fall by 1/3.
@ezeztztz
@ezeztztz 4 года назад
So we have the technology to do it,we have the technology to save ourselves to save our home but we just can't be arsed basically
@julianbates2040
@julianbates2040 2 года назад
Wow, excellent, put together so well! So mOving, almost too many feelings and too much awareness to assimilate! I just watched the Guardian's summing-up of July 2021! FFS!
@brianmoran1196
@brianmoran1196 5 лет назад
They are more concerned with theatrics and dire predictions than empirical evidence, They must really think their audience is stupid with this presentation.
@franticranter
@franticranter 5 лет назад
Tbh, I've always loved wind turbines. They look great!
@EspeciallyEl
@EspeciallyEl 5 лет назад
oldgranny athlete I agree, they look like sleek modernized windmills. Complaining about them just on the basis appearance seems ridiculous to me. That's like complaining about above ground power lines. Sightly or not, would you rather not have them at all?
@thetayterminator1436
@thetayterminator1436 5 лет назад
@Louise Messidor well youd have you have wind turbines covering the half the size of the uk to equal the power of a few nuclear plants, solar and wind are not the answer we can only do this with nuclear we have to fight this stigma
@fergusmoffat8926
@fergusmoffat8926 5 лет назад
The sub-perceptible noise frequency they emit have been found to cause contstant low level stress responses in those living near them , and they are wiping out bird populations , not that good
@franticranter
@franticranter 5 лет назад
Fergus Moffat true, but my whole point was that those who object to them because it ruins their views doesn't make sense. Anyway, many birds are also being killed of by climate change, so adding wind turbines mightn't do that much worse
@martinulstein9087
@martinulstein9087 5 лет назад
Stupid kids forget, that Al Gore said it would never snow after the year 1999. Kids are so dumb. They fall for every tax and scam.
@likklej8
@likklej8 5 лет назад
I remember the smoke pollution fogs of the 1950s. The mists and fogs of today taste of gasoline.
@WhatsYourHzFrequency
@WhatsYourHzFrequency 5 лет назад
1:44 Point of stabilisation needs to be at 2015. No further questions your Honour.
@ProteusTG
@ProteusTG 5 лет назад
Over population is the real problem.
@Bookhermit
@Bookhermit 5 лет назад
And yet saving lives is our #1 priority....how well is that going to work out?
@ProteusTG
@ProteusTG 5 лет назад
Life on this planet is doomed no matter what we do. The sun will eventually roast it before it dies.@@Bookhermit
@Logoguy7
@Logoguy7 5 лет назад
@@ProteusTG 5,000,000,000 years from now according to astronomers.
@tidbit1877
@tidbit1877 5 лет назад
Over population is not the problem, we could easily host 30 billion people on earth, and it wouldn't even seem crowded. Did you know we have a glut on food right now, so much so it is hurting the economic development of many third world countries by undercutting their domestic agriculture industries? And if we killed off 90% of the earths people, we'd still be heading toward global warming unless they shut down their coal plants and replace them with renewables. And seeing as how we are going to need to build carbon capture devices then it only makes sense that the more people we have the more production capacity we have the better off we'll be.
@ProteusTG
@ProteusTG 5 лет назад
We need to leave room for other species. Loss of habitat is growing. The oceans are full of plastic. We need to reduce population to about 0.5 billion for sustainability.@@tidbit1877
@peterjongsma2754
@peterjongsma2754 5 лет назад
Gaia hysteria.Plant forests. Carbon capture.
@ArcturanMegadonkey
@ArcturanMegadonkey 5 лет назад
Fully agree.
@jeetkune2319
@jeetkune2319 5 лет назад
Carbon capture technologies don't really exist and by no means in the dimensions we would need them. We just can act now
@0dyss3us51
@0dyss3us51 5 лет назад
@@jeetkune2319 they do just look up what Bill Gates are doing, butbwe need to scale it up yes
@jeetkune2319
@jeetkune2319 5 лет назад
@@0dyss3us51 the problem is the same thing that brought us into this mess in the first place. First of all to say that they exist, but need to be scaled up to a global level. Is the same thing as saying : we are able to reach the moon. Everybody can visit the moon soon. And secondly : nobody knows what insane side-effects will kick in when we use any of these technologies on a planetary scale. (just like the whole civilization pumping greenhouse gases in the atmosphere for 100 years straight btw... Same thing...)
@purpleghost106
@purpleghost106 5 лет назад
​@@jeetkune2319 It's not a binary. Putting some NOTT-202 'carbon-capture trees' up in a particular city in a basin with not a lot of air movement, we could more readily test the air in that area to see if it was reducing in CO2 and look at what other impacts that has. Or how about testing the air quality with that Gallium process that turns CO2 to a solid coal-like substance? It's really not that difficult to take things that we know work on a small scale and devise methods to test it at the middle scale before it goes global. There's a lot of things we could test. Actually I'll take a step back from my original statement, there is one binary: Act or Die. Doing nothing isn't an option, not a real one. We know what will happen if we don't act, we will die. The possible consequences of trying to act are (and I can't overstate this) Profoundly Unlikely to be more dire than the current trajectory of mass extinction. How we act still isn't a binary, but the choice of if we want to live is. If we are to survive, even if we make mistakes, we must act now.
@madlaw7736
@madlaw7736 4 года назад
I find the arguments made about Climate Change ridiculous(mostly the alarmists that think CO2 is to blame)
@Bobsbud100
@Bobsbud100 5 лет назад
Be the change you wish to see in the world.
@victorialily5998
@victorialily5998 5 лет назад
Excellent comment, lead by example! 🐝
@Bobsbud100
@Bobsbud100 5 лет назад
Victoria Lily I honestly do my bit. I'm 49 and have always been this way inclined anyway. I gave up meat when I was 12. I use to do water testing for Greenpeace. I gave up my vehicle for 6 years and I'm shopping now for a van.
@lbot1004
@lbot1004 5 лет назад
It's well done, kids are wise than the adults! they are right ! adults will not do enough and they will not get rid of their diesel and gasoline cars and lifestyle!
@johannesswillery7855
@johannesswillery7855 5 лет назад
Should we return to the more environmentally friendly means of transportation of the past? The horse and buggy?
@Robert-cu9bm
@Robert-cu9bm 5 лет назад
Yet they all use the fossil fuels to create their placards and play on their phones. If you want change, start with yourself. You have to change your own habits first, like switch to a electric company that uses green energy, don't drive as much, only by things that are needs and not wants.
@johannesswillery7855
@johannesswillery7855 5 лет назад
@@Robert-cu9bm Every Democratic Socialist behaves the same way. Everyone has to give up their energy consumption and turn their income over to the non productive except for them.
@lbot1004
@lbot1004 5 лет назад
i already do, green power, my Home and Hotel is run on green power from Wind power ;) @@Robert-cu9bm
@jley1823
@jley1823 5 лет назад
I was very unsure what to think about climate change, but the little girl at the end finally swayed me. She may not have all the answers, but the wisdom from someone so young is just astounding. God bless.
@johnpearson3761
@johnpearson3761 5 лет назад
The hard hats and hi-vis vests are incongruous next to the ploughed field. Do the people farming the field wear these pep? I'll bet not.
@oscarduck123
@oscarduck123 5 лет назад
The site would be treated as a power station...so work place health and safety rules apply...
@adrianobulla7875
@adrianobulla7875 5 лет назад
While politicians were acting their stupid roles in the Brexit farce, conscious people were worried about the health of our wonderful planet.
@purplechum9
@purplechum9 5 лет назад
Why is no-one talking about Thorium based nuclear energy instead solar and wind? Enough Thorium to power the entire planet for over 5000 years with almost no radioactive waste.
@CharalamposKoundourakis
@CharalamposKoundourakis 5 лет назад
Do research and answer yourself. Assume people have looked at it and there are problems.
@GonzoTehGreat
@GonzoTehGreat 5 лет назад
@@CharalamposKoundourakis The development of new technology entails solving such problems. The reason Thorium is getting little attention/traction is: (1) A media campaign which has turned the public against Nuclear Power in general (2) Political apathy towards a diversified Energy strategy for tackling Climate Change Investing in new technology is expensive and building power stations takes years, if not decades. Solar Power is only becoming economical decades after entering the energy market, because of efficiency improvements, NOT government action.
@hotshotsunnyz
@hotshotsunnyz 5 лет назад
What a load of platitudes. 😂😂😂
@jackgray3267
@jackgray3267 5 лет назад
How much coking coal goes into making the steel for windmills?
@ASBlueful
@ASBlueful 5 лет назад
The same that would go into building coal and nuclear power stations. Of course wind power is not zero-emission, but one of our best options.
@sw.7519
@sw.7519 5 лет назад
@@ASBlueful no it is not. I work in wind industry. Best is nuclear.
@jackgray3267
@jackgray3267 5 лет назад
@@sw.7519 A nuclear plant takes 10 years to commission and build. We will be truly fucked by then, one thinks?
@energybillfacts8295
@energybillfacts8295 5 лет назад
the "carbon payback" for a wind turbine is well-documented at 6 months. this includes all the emissions in its manufacture, construction, operations and decommissioning.
@sw.7519
@sw.7519 5 лет назад
@@energybillfacts8295 really. This new to me. And I work in the industry.
@doctom7617
@doctom7617 5 лет назад
Tell me how the impending magnetic pole reversal will effect the weather? (Not at all? Wow!!) PS when I was in high school ( and teachers still wore suits) we were told that one of the surprising things was how moderate our recent weather patterns had become and this would probably revert. Also POPULATION!! any effect on global well being?
@Bankfishingbassmaster
@Bankfishingbassmaster 4 года назад
During the chant they say, "say hey! say ho!" but they only say "hay" or "ho" when saying to say it. There isnt sufficient room in between demands of " say hey" or ,say ho" to participate in said action.
@oreilly1237878
@oreilly1237878 5 лет назад
Extinction rebellion may be the planets last hope
@BenGrem917
@BenGrem917 5 лет назад
It's the right idea. I have a mate in London who feels quite irate about it, but it's the right concept. Chances are it's too late to avoid the worst effects, but with geoengineering, drastic emission cuts, and some very radical adaptation, we might survive on a planet not at all like the one our parents were born into.
@HuplesCat
@HuplesCat 5 лет назад
Sadly it is too late but trying to make the Earth healthy is a great way to face human extinction
@kw5961
@kw5961 5 лет назад
It really is.
@sweettony9359
@sweettony9359 5 лет назад
It's over. I revisited Age of Stupid and saw this video. I am an angry, frustrated, very pessimistic American Extinction Rebellion member and I can honestly say that I have no hope that this catastrophe will be adverted. I know sociology and history and I can tell you that at this point saving civilization (not the planet, the planet will be fine) is not possible. Everything would have to stop RIGHT NOW and work to reverse damage would have to begin RIGHT NOW. And that is not going to happen. Too heavy a lift.
@stevenhanson6057
@stevenhanson6057 Год назад
We just didn’t care enough. 4,5,6,7, do I hear 8. Gotta love “Bertha better than you”. She’s never been on a plane.
@jontibloom
@jontibloom 5 лет назад
Haven't mean global temperatures declined since 2009 ?
@1arritechno
@1arritechno 4 года назад
jontibloom: There has been a shift in the rise & fall. For example, the Pacific Ocean has risen slightly in temperature whilst the Atlantic Ocean has a reduced temp.. The problem is that some people - cherry pick , only what fits their agenda & others don't see a true picture ; because it is so contrived - like receding Glaciers,, but ignore the one's growing. There's as much Ice as a Century ago.
@mchlbk
@mchlbk 4 года назад
No. Check your facts.
@fuccasound3897
@fuccasound3897 5 лет назад
What is the baseline date you base the "we are one degree over" statement. i think you are underestimating, lots of scientists would say we are 1.5 degree's above the pre industrial baseline. more importantly its the co2 ppm that counts, and that is way above the 250 parts per million 'safe level' now at 410ppm. the temperature rise is already locked in for at least 2 degrees. No amount of protesting will change that. Acceptance of the situation is what is needed now.
@StuMas
@StuMas 5 лет назад
Yes, I think you and the '97%' need to accept the stupidness of your situation. ..."one degree" ..."ppm" ...:"Co2" 🤦‍♂️
@dorianshadesofgray2981
@dorianshadesofgray2981 5 лет назад
In the last 3 years Global temperatures have dropped over half a degree whilst CO2 increased.. Note also because of C02 the planet has greened significantly over the last 30 years .
@fuccasound3897
@fuccasound3897 5 лет назад
@@dorianshadesofgray2981 and your sources for this 'factual information' are?..... you know, you should spend less time with that mirror in the attic which is reflecting your own uniformed opinions back at you
@fuccasound3897
@fuccasound3897 5 лет назад
@@StuMas guess you think the earth is flat too, eh? oh and i'm sorry i don't understand the meaning of little box and the male gender symbol. So if you would like to spell it out for me that would be great. If you are capable of spelling of course.
@StuMas
@StuMas 5 лет назад
@@fuccasound3897 'Male gender symbol'? Perhaps you're referring to, what was meant to be, a 'face-palm' emoji...? *My thoughts on the shape of the earth are irrelevant to you. What is relevant to you on earth, is the shape of your thoughts - because to me, they look pretty flat indeed.* _How's that for a reply?_ Why are RU-vid commenters so juvenile? I'd much prefer an intellectual discussion, but...?
@masterhonker2109
@masterhonker2109 4 года назад
The age of stupid is a very appropriate name
@SoundSelector
@SoundSelector 5 лет назад
It won't be much different than Interstellar, really
@tams805
@tams805 5 лет назад
In a way, wind turbines are quite elegant. Overall, I do feel they spoil views, but quite frankly, we need them.
@aragornthebrave
@aragornthebrave 5 лет назад
I think wind turbines are beautiful, and when I see them I feel hope.
@Apodeipnon
@Apodeipnon 5 лет назад
I like seeing them around tbh, it's nice to see them producing carbon free energy, and they do look nice I think.
@fergusmoffat8926
@fergusmoffat8926 5 лет назад
The sub-perceptible noise frequency they emit have been found to cause contstant low level stress responses in those living near them , and they are wiping out bird populations , not that good
@vilecrocodile9171
@vilecrocodile9171 5 лет назад
Wind turbines kill birds on youtube
@ChadKovac
@ChadKovac 5 лет назад
Work for the best outcome now or work to survive later. Too bad humanity is selfish and driven by instant gratification.
@Bookhermit
@Bookhermit 5 лет назад
Better to have a collapse ASAP and save our energy for surviving and rebuilding later. This civilization is NOT going to change course.
@Nmethyltransferase
@Nmethyltransferase 5 лет назад
Pete Postlethwaite. As a name, is that more or less English than "Tabitha Pippit-Whistle"?
@westkomer5570
@westkomer5570 5 лет назад
And in 15 to 20 years you can take the windmill down and replace it.
@brinjoness3386
@brinjoness3386 5 лет назад
Guessing you've never been to holland.
@anni1012
@anni1012 5 лет назад
I feel so much better now .... no more panic .... Trump said ...’something is changing but it’ll change back again....’ . See , we’re gonna be fine ......
@jamesmatthew1903
@jamesmatthew1903 5 лет назад
TL;DR - we made a bunch of predictions and none came true so we're doubling down.
@yalnevatekofreedom5096
@yalnevatekofreedom5096 5 лет назад
The reason none of global warming predictions have come true is because earth stopped warming in the late 90s, since its been on a cooling trend, so the bloaks silly little graph needs to be messured up to scientists! Global warming, yes inclusive of then president obama claims, is purely a scam by govs too tax people to the hilt, if it was such a threat the gov wouldn't be considering a new runway at Heathrow!! Its all very well people meeting to protest, yet its a proven fact these people cause more damage to the environment than others, example, theyve got to get there via plane train or auto, then trampling live vegitation or undergrowth etc etc.
@223Drone
@223Drone 5 лет назад
@@yalnevatekofreedom5096 Too bad you're completely wrong. The world hasn't been cooling at all as several of the hottest years on recorded occurred this decade. Add to that the idea that climate change is some sort of scam is completely baseless.
@mathieuvanleeuwen7127
@mathieuvanleeuwen7127 4 года назад
clogged up ocean streams slowing down by plastic could be the problem
@mathieuvanleeuwen7127
@mathieuvanleeuwen7127 4 года назад
That CO2 story is certainly not the problem
@robertrichard6107
@robertrichard6107 4 года назад
See 'Planet of the Humans' for critical look at overlooked man behind the curtain stuff.
@hrsdarwish306
@hrsdarwish306 5 лет назад
Franny Armstrong is badass. Keep up your great efforts.
@jainck4
@jainck4 5 лет назад
I agree with Megan Arnold and my generation (the Baby Boomers) has a great responsibility to get our heads out of our bums and do their best--we have seen the enemy and they is US. So, panic on an individual basis and make the changes that are needed. Rather than pushing kids into guns and a terrible polluted future--let's collaborate and help them out of their foxholes and into clean air; clean water; clean food; and clean shelters.
@Warnerchild
@Warnerchild 5 лет назад
Too little Too late
@swankydog
@swankydog 3 года назад
Dr. Zachary Smith said it best, "We're Doomed!"
@souspoid9841
@souspoid9841 5 лет назад
It doesn’t matter unless China and America are willing to change. Other countries are too small to make an impact.
@MacXpert74
@MacXpert74 5 лет назад
That's right. In China they're laughing at us. Sure they want to do something for the climate-change. They will happily produce all the solar panels, wind turbines and electric car batteries for the west. They'll do all that with the power from 800-1000 additional coal power plants to run all the factories with. China loves climate-change!
@urvashibalasubramaniam6785
@urvashibalasubramaniam6785 5 лет назад
This is such a powerful movement and video, thank you Guardian
@trentblack1218
@trentblack1218 5 лет назад
Omg. We are way way past tipping points
@jasonh.8754
@jasonh.8754 5 лет назад
Huh?
@TheTruthfulAsshole
@TheTruthfulAsshole 4 года назад
I knew it was overtly ambitous for the dates the film preaches. The 2030s are going to have flooding in some major areas but the world isn't an apocalyptic wasteland by the 2050s. There's also the issue of man made impact vs. cycle.
@davidprimeau3368
@davidprimeau3368 5 лет назад
In the past CO2 levels have been many times more than now and the earth was lush with life. Where I live there used to be a 2km thick glacier. The globe has warmed greatly since then and the oceans have risen, and we survived that. Environmental degradation is a real disaster. I can walk from a rising ocean but can't run from a planet that no longer supports life or from an atmosphere I can no longer breath. Pumping chemicals in the air will only destroy our environment further.
@dnomyarnostaw
@dnomyarnostaw 5 лет назад
"The globe has warmed greatly since then and the oceans have risen, and we survived that." Hahah. You have NO idea. It's one thing for nomadic hunter gatherers to survive moving shorelines and following mobile herds across new pastures. It's ANOTHER thing to uproot and relocate trillions of dollars of infrastructure, proven agricultural sites, and the intricate infrastructure of modern civilization that feeds billions of of people. We are looking at billions of lives, and the crisis is staring you in the face with millions of refugees pushing hard on 1st world borders.
@davidprimeau3368
@davidprimeau3368 5 лет назад
@@dnomyarnostaw Have you not heard of whole towns under 50 feet of water in the Indian ocean? Maybe from plate tectonics but mostly from ocean rising. People were walking to the Philippines from the mainland and one could almost walk to Australia. The Bering Strait was frozen and people walked from Asia to North America. The globe has warmed greatly and we survived. We have no idea what a warmer earth will mean and I now see children being scared because they are told they will die in 12 years which I find appalling. If I were in a third world country I would also try to get to a 1st world country, global warming or not. The migrants are economic migrants, some fleeing from war torn areas, some have been displaced by large agriculture... and not global warming. People are saying insects are disappearing because of global warming however I doubt it when some insects fly thousands of kilometres when the seasons change. As I said, environmental degradation is the real culprit. You also mention the food infrastructure and I can't help but wonder how food will be distributed without gas, and how it will be grown without fertilizers.
@dnomyarnostaw
@dnomyarnostaw 5 лет назад
@@davidprimeau3368 Of COURSE I have heard of sunken cities !!! I live next to sunken glacial valleys. But who cares if ocean rises happened a long time ago. It's the rises due NOW that are going to affect the human race drastically. Your story of migrants being displaced by large farms is nonsense. Its drought and other natural disasters. When did you hear of big agriculture growing in drought stricken Libya and Chile ? We have a 30% rise in food prices now where drought stricken vegetable farmers who supply most of Australia live 200 kilometres away from other farms that have been destroyed by unprecedented tropical floods. Don't tell me its not climate. Then you go on about distribution of food. Not only is that off topic, but a really a minor issue. If grain growing areas of Russia, Australia and the USA become too hot for crops, distribution will be the least of the worries for millions of people, if there is no grain. The same applies to Asian and other Rice growing areas. I'm not saying pollution is not a big problem, but to ignore and belittle the consequences of climate alteration is ignoring the real problem.
@isocrate27
@isocrate27 5 лет назад
Many human species were wiped out throughout history. Not a big deal.
@noneyours3237
@noneyours3237 5 лет назад
What happened to the previous climate change when all the ice melted? Did humans cause that too? There weren't any cars or coal burning factories then, were there?
@mrbiscuits915
@mrbiscuits915 4 года назад
No. That was caused by they younger dryas impact.
@tomtom3889
@tomtom3889 Год назад
And now we all are reduced to sticks and stones.
@lydiachong1274
@lydiachong1274 5 лет назад
Parents who do not support efforts to stop climate change are dooming their children to a future of unspeakable hardship and pain. I have no stake in the future for I will never have children, but my heart breaks for these future generations.
@johannesswillery7855
@johannesswillery7855 5 лет назад
Lydia Chong is it better that we destroy the economic future of our children?
@lydiachong1274
@lydiachong1274 5 лет назад
Mark Burch what economy is there on a dead planet?
@johannesswillery7855
@johannesswillery7855 5 лет назад
@@lydiachong1274 Perhaps you can only conceptualize a Planet Earth with you on it. Earth will be here and thriving long after homo sapiens have been extinct. So unless you have a plan to remove all water and everything biological from this amazing orb then life will always repair it's self. You could educate yourself about human interest in a cleaner planet by going to where the poor people live. I promise you hungry people have zero concern for there being thirty more Co2 molecules per million in the atmosphere.
@loveroflife1
@loveroflife1 5 лет назад
The speech at the protest (8:43) brought me to tears...
@AMOW42
@AMOW42 5 лет назад
i was there, i did cry! (although tbh as soon as monbiot arrived 'onstage' i started crying, he's a huge inspiration and seeing him suddenly appear there was magical)
@evanu6579
@evanu6579 5 лет назад
a-m w It’s totally a religion. Dooms day predictions that never happen People getting emotional over speakers. A call for all of your money Global warming scams (fudging the numbers) which required the new “climate change” title (and nobody blinked an eye). Accepting by faith everything that these specific scientists say and shunning scientists who oppose it. I’m not trying to be rude, just trying to get you to think about this critically. Take care.
@AMOW42
@AMOW42 5 лет назад
@@evanu6579 thanks man, I have thought critically. I'd encourage you to do the same - there really is too much at stake for denial, these "specific scientists" are the overwhelming consensus and the majority of climate skepticism is funded by fossil fuel lobbyists who actually have vested interest in "fudging the numbers". Who is to gain from climate change - seriously why would the worldwide scientific community make it up? Maybe it's a marxist plot to overthrow western capitalism, although as an anarcho-com myself i'm offended that they've been plotting the revolution without me.
@xaverlustig3581
@xaverlustig3581 5 лет назад
@@AMOW42 It's not science, it's a political movement even if some scientists are part of it. They're not infallible. The green media have been predicting doom and gloom for decades, each time they claimed it's science and it's all true, but each of the predictions failed. None of the prophecised desasters ever materialised. Wanna bet what'll be the outcome this time? Besides the fact that children are being indoctrinated to march for a cause of grown-ups is disgusting.
@dorianshadesofgray2981
@dorianshadesofgray2981 5 лет назад
a-m w there have been decades of failed predictions of doom, however climate scientists need to protect their ever decreasing credibility so the fudging of data is occurring on their part . Firstly fudging algorithms have been used on raw historical temperature data to make it appear cooler in the past so that it looks like temperature are rising more than they are. Secondly climate models used assumptions and coefficients to produce outputs. Now when well known climatologists like Judith Curry have run these models with more realistic assumptions and coefficients the predicted temperature change due to increased CO2 levels result in predicted temperature increases 3 times lower than that of Current official predictions.
@TheJmkovacs
@TheJmkovacs 4 года назад
If you got the will, he says. He forgot the money, not his money, of course, the money of others, that is. He also forgot to say that the wind is just wind, will blow and then no wind, most of the time, so he needs to burn fossil to get his energy. Spending twice the money, wasting it, but it is not him who is putting up the money, so who cares. If he is a farmer than he needs the CO2 for his bloody crops. Luckily nature will provide it even if he stops breathing. Breathing you see provides CO2. Zero CO2 emissions by 2030 also mean that we will stop breathing too, a hard goal to achieve.
@danielphung6146
@danielphung6146 4 года назад
Tbh, India has one of the richest people in the world. England has a lot of people living below the line too.
@danielcolman5064
@danielcolman5064 5 лет назад
Utterly inspirational, it should be encouraged and supported, permanent seems permanent until it changes. These kids can help shatter the illusion that things can never change, their black and white outlook can be a catalyst for those of us that live the grey area where Orwells 'double think' occurs, grey thoughts, grey lives, grey Earth. Don't stop!
@johannesswillery7855
@johannesswillery7855 5 лет назад
Interesting to see you so lost in "double think" in spite of Mr. Orwell's warning.
@jrisner6535
@jrisner6535 5 лет назад
Such a powerful film when it came out, so glad you revisited it!
@davidschlessinger9945
@davidschlessinger9945 5 лет назад
kaiser souze
@jasonh.8754
@jasonh.8754 5 лет назад
Flying is actually one of the most efficient forms of transport, only bettered by the humble bicycle. Flying uses less fuel per kilometre per passenger than any other fossil fuel transport.
@garysarela4431
@garysarela4431 5 лет назад
If you are carrying a passenger or two, driving is more efficient than flying.
@paulmoulton7248
@paulmoulton7248 5 лет назад
Climate models is all that we have to tell us the future. They say 4 to 7 degrees warmer by 2100. Observations though? Quite different.
@robbem2717
@robbem2717 5 лет назад
No, the observations are actually perfectly in range with the expectations.
@thebluedan
@thebluedan 5 лет назад
Tax Tax TAx
@WolfGamer2468
@WolfGamer2468 3 года назад
@8:50 These people are psyco paths, "there is no planet B".
@liberaldiseases4879
@liberaldiseases4879 5 лет назад
These people need all comforts in life with out pollution only for publicity double standard people sucks
@brinjoness3386
@brinjoness3386 5 лет назад
They are also the ones that vote for increases in education funding. Too late for you but maybe the next generation will benefit.
@jimmorris2027
@jimmorris2027 5 лет назад
Kaiser Soze!!!
@alexxh9604
@alexxh9604 5 лет назад
whats changed on climate change? the name 😂 global warming was a bit too dramatic
@evanu6579
@evanu6579 5 лет назад
TheHealthPhysicist Not true. Global warming was found to be false and emails were discovered of these scientists fudging the numbers to secure their jobs. The truth was that the temperature had been dropping for about a decade. (This was big news only about 10 years ago. I’m not sure how you missed it). This movement was forced to drop the “global warming” name and they quickly brought up a new dilemma. “Climate change”. Sometimes things are cold and sometimes they’re hot. I’m not sure why that’s a crisis?
@jasonh.8754
@jasonh.8754 5 лет назад
Global warming might be real but it wasn't warming fast enough to keep people on the hook, so the more vague 'climate change" can be asserted without having to rely on any evidence at all. Now you have climate change doomsayers warning of 'apocalypse'. Where have we heard that before?
@timsyoutubechannel9798
@timsyoutubechannel9798 5 лет назад
No, the terminology hasn't changed. Global Warming is the rise in (moving) average global temperature and Climate Change is the resulting effect. Btw; no the emails did not reveal scientists colluding, no one is denying climate changes - it's why it's changing that's important and there is a huge body of evidence to support the case for global warming and climate change. Even though it's freely available, few people bother to check the source instead of reading blogs (who didn't check it either). Opinions on this don't matter, not even those of climate scientists. All the counts are the results of climate research and those results show humans are causing a forcing event that will trigger a feedback cycle. If you don't understand what that means, find out.
@richardbeaumont7960
@richardbeaumont7960 5 лет назад
@@evanu6579 utter nonsense. The two phrases have both been used in scientific papers since the 1970s. Global warming drives climate change. In 1988 the IPCC was set up. It wasn't named the IPGW, idiot.
@TheSm1thers
@TheSm1thers 5 лет назад
Global warming is the accurate term for the crisis. Climate change just describes change in climate.
@lyraserpentine894
@lyraserpentine894 2 года назад
Should reapproach this soon with the recent IPCC report & the pandemic included.
@andrewspyrou9856
@andrewspyrou9856 5 лет назад
' Yesterday was the hottest day in Winter ever' . Are you sure about that love?
@beatricesilver1090
@beatricesilver1090 5 лет назад
Weather modification for the uninitiated.
@bobrolander4344
@bobrolander4344 5 лет назад
Hey look, they made a film ABOUT YOU!
@thisisbob1001
@thisisbob1001 5 лет назад
I'd love to reduce carbon. Can some one give me a spare £100000 so I can buy a tesler car put in double glazing installers a heat pump buy local organic vegetables UK made clothes solar panels on my roof etc.. cheers.
@frazerduncan356
@frazerduncan356 5 лет назад
Superb
@ArthurEmbleton
@ArthurEmbleton 5 лет назад
Just stop eating meat. It won't cost you anything and will have a bigger impact than anything else you mentioned.
@davidwalz94
@davidwalz94 5 лет назад
@@ArthurEmbleton Yes just eat your soy and become a weak excuse of a man like yourselg
@mig7287
@mig7287 5 лет назад
Save the Planet! Eat a vegan (some are very tasty!).
@user-lz7oy7st3p
@user-lz7oy7st3p 5 лет назад
@@davidwalz94 Because they eat only soy? I'm curious how you use the internet.
@marypatten9655
@marypatten9655 2 года назад
what are you doing about the carbon washing into the ocean? the carbon that comes from the moss on rocks in steams along rivers that breaks down the rocks it covers to their base carbon form. then washes down to all the worlds oceans.
@candicem9344
@candicem9344 4 года назад
Well I'm here 2020 and now that the war will start we are fooked
@catalyst6313
@catalyst6313 5 лет назад
Wow. Guess everyone has to play their part no matter how proven wrong they are. Complete self delusion.
@mrtrashcompaktor1540
@mrtrashcompaktor1540 5 лет назад
wOw. GuY pLaYiNg HiS pArT aNd SuFfeRiNg CoMpLeTe SeLf DeLuSiOn
@vilecrocodile9171
@vilecrocodile9171 5 лет назад
Its not a delusion, it's a lie. They know it and are just tryna make money off windmills and solar.
@catalyst6313
@catalyst6313 5 лет назад
@@mrtrashcompaktor1540 there's a difference between delusion and keeping an open mind. I would argue that these people closed their minds to being wrong a long time ago.
@catalyst6313
@catalyst6313 5 лет назад
@TheHealthPhysicist MrTrashCompaktor there's a difference between delusion and keeping an open mind. I would argue that these people closed their minds to being wrong a long time ago.
@mrtrashcompaktor1540
@mrtrashcompaktor1540 5 лет назад
@@catalyst6313 How far back do you want to go ? 1824 French mathematician Jean Baptist Joseph Fourier publishes a paper outlining what will later be known as the greenhouse effect. 1859 British scientist John Tyndall discovers that some gases block infrared radiation, concluding that slight changes in atmospheric composition can significantly alter the Earth’s surface temperature. 1896 Using pencil and paper calculations (because the calculator hadn’t been invented yet) Swedish chemist Svante Arrhenius derived that a doubling in atmospheric carbon dioxide would produce a warming effect between 2.5 and 4.0 degrees Celsius, a predication that still seems pretty accurate today. 1900: Global sea level rises over 1.0 inch 1910: Atmospheric CO2 levels reach 300 PPM, matching the highest recorded historical 1938 British engineer Guy Callendar links rising carbon dioxide levels to observable climate change. 1956 Canadian physicist Gilbert Plass warns that the warming caused by increased carbon dioxide levels will likely result in negative consequences for the planet. 1957 Roger Revelle, the oceanographer famous for being Al Gore’s professor at Harvard, testifies before Congress on the dangers global warming. 1960: World population reaches 3.0 billion 1962: Atmospheric CO2 levels reach 320 PPM 1965 President Johnson becomes the first American president to mention climate change in a speech to Congress. 1965 The President’s Science Advisory Committee publishes a study that warns of the dangers of rising carbon dioxide levels. 1970 Under President Nixon the United States celebrates its first Earth Day, Congress passes the Clean Air Act, and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) are both created. 1972: Global sea level rises over 5.0 inches 1975: World population reaches 4.0 billion 1975: Average global temperatures are about 0.2 degrees Celsius hotter than the pre-industrial era 1977 President Carter creates the Department of Energy (DOE), which advocates for climate change research. 1979 The National Academy of Sciences (NAS) releases a report on the dangers of rising carbon dioxide levels. 1981 President Reagan initiates a period of reduced government spending, stalling federally funded environmental programs. 1981 Both the EPA and NAS release reports arguing for the importance of addressing the problem of climate change. 1986: Average global temperatures are about 0.4 degrees Celsius hotter than the pre-industrial era 1987: World population reaches 5.0 billion 1988 The UN General Assembly passes a resolution establishing the IPCC 1989 Using tactics similar to those used by the tobacco industry to deny the link between smoking and cancer and by the aerosol industry to deny the link between CFCs and ozone-depletion, the fossil fuel industry creates a number of organizations to publicly challenge the soundness of climate science. 1992 The UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCC) is presented at the Rio de Janeiro Earth Summit; because of opposition from the United States, the language of the UNFCC is highly ambiguous and completely toothless. .....
@martinulstein9087
@martinulstein9087 5 лет назад
They said it would never snow after 1999.
@xaverlustig3581
@xaverlustig3581 5 лет назад
@@nixsoothingmusic Oh yes they did. Mojib Latif, a German climate scientist, predicted around 2000 that children of the future would not know what snow is.
@auralit3624
@auralit3624 5 лет назад
@@xaverlustig3581 He said IN 2000 that children in 20 years - so 2020 - would not see winters with "strong frost and a lot of snow."
@xaverlustig3581
@xaverlustig3581 5 лет назад
@@auralit3624 You misremember :) He said "At our latitudes there won't be winters with strong snow or frost, like 20 years ago" (therefore referring to 1980ish). He remained vague at what time his prediction would come true.
@auralit3624
@auralit3624 5 лет назад
@@xaverlustig3581 oh, I just looked it up on Wikipedia, haha! But even if one climate scientist estimates incorrectly, I don't see how it discredits global warming as a whole? If he were the ONLY climate scientist it would, but there are tons of them!
@xaverlustig3581
@xaverlustig3581 5 лет назад
@@auralit3624 It shows that some of the more extreme doom and gloom predictions are rubbish, even when coming from "experts". It shows that the whole narrative should be taken with a huge pinch of salt. It doesn't refute the global warming scare as such, because it's unfalsifiable. But then the burden of proof is on those who claim it's all true and demand to spend billions on it. They've certainly failed there.
@ricoletocubano
@ricoletocubano 5 лет назад
This is the new church !!!
@ACEMAN0044
@ACEMAN0044 4 года назад
He should focus on cleaning his yard.
@defendliberty1289
@defendliberty1289 5 лет назад
What changed is that the doomsday predictions never materialised in the same way that the ozon hole (the 80s scare) did not affect life on earth, the acid rain (another 80s scare) is nowhwere to be seen and people do not fall like flies due to mad cow disease (the 90s scare).
@vitaeschola
@vitaeschola 5 лет назад
Defend Liberty both acid rain and the hole in the ozone layer was dealt with. Legislation was passed, regulations set in place, and the problem was eventually mitigated. Maybe time to do the same about ghg?
@MrHernes01
@MrHernes01 5 лет назад
There were no negative effects from the scares you mentioned because WE as humanity decided to do something about it like banning CFC's for the ozone. Seriously dude, educate yourself before making comments on RU-vid.
@keeper0523
@keeper0523 5 лет назад
If the whole solar system is going through dramatic changes at the same time then our climate change is not connected to man or anything we did. We can't stop it and money can fix the solar system wide event.
@juansepulveda4516
@juansepulveda4516 5 лет назад
IF
@fergusmoffat8926
@fergusmoffat8926 5 лет назад
Hes correct though the solar activity has energetic influences that are in the region of millions of times higher than greenhouse gases , a 2016 study found that temperature and solar activity were basically flawlessly correlated but C02/temperature is only loosly correlated with huge flaws in the correlation. Humans only contribute 0.01% of all greenhouse gases if we stopped them all now it probably would make no difference at all .Were about to enter a maunder minimum probably 4 times colder than the mini ice age in 2020 , its about to get really really cold , not warmer@@TubeWusel
@liner011f7
@liner011f7 5 лет назад
All of mankind is just an insignificant fuzz on this huge planet. We don't have much affect on the climate. But there is tons of money at stake to keep this scam going.
@keithlynch7239
@keithlynch7239 5 лет назад
The only way is the atomic way. Others ways don't work.
@Freedyfilms
@Freedyfilms 5 лет назад
Not anymore solar, hydro and wind energy together with the possibility of storing created energy on a large scale should be enough. Ofcourse that can´t happen over night but over 20 years I think it´s plausible.
@GonzoTehGreat
@GonzoTehGreat 5 лет назад
@@Freedyfilms Go Nuclear or Give Up. Renewables can't meet current energy requirements, nevermind future ones.
@richardbeaumont7960
@richardbeaumont7960 5 лет назад
@@Freedyfilms "should be enough' won't cut it. Sober analysis by people who know what they are talking about make the case pretty clear. Nuclear or catastrophic climate change. Those are the options. Solar, wind etc should be rolled out too, but they cannot do the job without nuclear. Germany's energiewend is laudable but it hasn't done the job. Sweden and France produce half the per capita emissions of Germany and the reason is they deployed nuclear large scale.
@littleoreo7717
@littleoreo7717 5 лет назад
Seeing this video really makes want to volunteer to save the environment.
@mountianfolks
@mountianfolks 5 лет назад
It was a lie and is still a lie. Laughable.
@reiniergamboa
@reiniergamboa 5 лет назад
what planet are you living on?
@barny8159
@barny8159 5 лет назад
Why do you think it is a lie, random outbursts of anger against opposing arguments is useless and irritating. If you are younger than 10 its ok, otherwise please learn ho two state arguments and prove what you are saying.
@mountianfolks
@mountianfolks 5 лет назад
For the Future Where have you been? The ice caps are GROWING. Latest numbers say the climate has not changed in 10,000 years. To people like you I would say... find the founder of Green Peace Patrick Moore and show him proof of any climate change and he will make you rich. He has core samples for the last 10,000 years and has studied them more than anyone else has. He offers a reward for even proof of storms getting worse. Because they aren't he says. And he can prove it. What proof do you have? Please... show me. How about that list of 97% of scientists who say global warming is real? No one can find ANY of them, but if you can please post the list.
@dmmaddex
@dmmaddex 5 лет назад
In other words: Give up your freedom to a world government who'll control everything you do.
@meegz149
@meegz149 5 лет назад
The intellectuals who popularized the fear of government in the 70s and 80s supported fascist dictatorships. Just look at the comments around Pinochet made by Hayek or Friedman. You've been taught not to think. Also I know what you're gonna say. "B-but V-Venezuela!" or "B-but One hundred m-million!" hahhahahahahahaha.
@vinmorin
@vinmorin 5 лет назад
Give up your freedom to pollute.. yes. Do you understand where we are at? Now that we see both sides, what are you willing to do. Wait and see in 6 years. It's going to be too late
@Eidelmania
@Eidelmania 5 лет назад
NO dude, The solution is to do nothing and let the human race die off.
@reiniergamboa
@reiniergamboa 5 лет назад
@@Eidelmania unfortunately it won't be just us, we're taking a lot of species with us
@TheSm1thers
@TheSm1thers 5 лет назад
That's not necessary for tackling the problem of global warming, although obviously there must be cooperation between world governments.
@yupp1000
@yupp1000 5 лет назад
Canada was once cover by an inland sea with tropical plants all the way north of 60 .... i suppose thats our fault too?
@deepbllue
@deepbllue 5 лет назад
Why would you suppose that was our fault? Climate changed over millions of the years on its own and so far we had at least 5 mass extinctions over hundreds of million years. But if Canada get tropical climate, that means that USA and half of the Europe will become deserts. And all of that will be OUR fault.
@yupp1000
@yupp1000 5 лет назад
@@deepbllue it was sarcasm
@JohnSmith-pt9er
@JohnSmith-pt9er 5 лет назад
Painful, for so many reasons!
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