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The power of peat: Canada's secret weapon against climate change 

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Scientists call them Canada's Amazon Rainforest, and they could be at risk. Peatlands are ancient ecosystems that cool the planet by absorbing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, trapping it deep underground.
A quarter of peatlands on Earth are found here in Canada, but some are under threat from potential mining developments aimed at creating technology for a greener future.
On this week’s episode of The New Reality, Krista Hessey got rare access to a stunning and remote region in Ontario’s far north, an area that could make or break Canada's climate goals.
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@the1andonly
@the1andonly Год назад
Great video. Hopefully more people can become aware of the true value here. We must not allow the destruction of this land.
@karinabrampt1556
@karinabrampt1556 Год назад
Taking away from the peatlands can never replace what will be lost forever.
@sabine8419
@sabine8419 Год назад
Wetlands, and areas adjacent to lakes, rivers, and other bodies of water should never be developed in any way. Thank you for informing us.
@heikefoth4624
@heikefoth4624 Год назад
You are spot on. Canada needs to protect these areas, and not allow them to be destroyed.
@mujkocka
@mujkocka Год назад
No to exploit the peat land
@DerekLefebvre
@DerekLefebvre Год назад
Great Video, Hopefully no one touches that peat land. We need more of these peat lands.
@ViscosAtlantic
@ViscosAtlantic Год назад
These risks & pollution are what happen when Canada prioritises the unpredictability & complexity of multiculturalism & diversity.
@MrTwelvebears
@MrTwelvebears Год назад
Ignorance is the worst of evil.
@realliveradio447
@realliveradio447 Год назад
Co2 is the gas of life
@scottekoontz
@scottekoontz Год назад
Cobalt is not the issue. The greenhouse gasses that are warming the planet are.
@scottlarue5304
@scottlarue5304 Год назад
When it’s in the proper concentrations in the atmosphere. If it’s too high or too low it’s no good.
@orishaeshu1084
@orishaeshu1084 Год назад
Then why is it used to euthanize animals
@dieselgypsy1100
@dieselgypsy1100 Год назад
Why worry about a few small areas of mining when urban sprawl is covering up thousands of acres of productive farmland with concrete!
@kenclarke769
@kenclarke769 Год назад
Slightly unrelated but what is Canadian government doing about overwhelming immigration from countries like india. Immigration without diversity is a disaster
@deborahstone9696
@deborahstone9696 Год назад
Unfortunately they are doing nothing but opening our borders to ..everyone.. our own are being squeezed out altogether
@hosnimubarak8869
@hosnimubarak8869 Год назад
@@deborahstone9696 Racist
@hosnimubarak8869
@hosnimubarak8869 Год назад
"Slightly unrelated". Yup. You nailed it.
@heikefoth4624
@heikefoth4624 Год назад
Lots of information, thank you. I hope the greedy ones won't touch those areas. A strong and honest government won't allow this to happen.
@Trythis837
@Trythis837 Год назад
Government is the only reason Canada is being destroyed by developers. An honest government wouldn’t allow immigration.
@hosnimubarak8869
@hosnimubarak8869 Год назад
@@Trythis837 Loser
@margroukens
@margroukens Год назад
🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦❤️❤❤Save Canada’s Wetlands, Don’t let Them be destroyed by Greed🤑🤑🤑🤑😪😪. 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
@heikefoth4624
@heikefoth4624 Год назад
1000% agreed. The greedy elites just care about the money.
@Viscosunwinds
@Viscosunwinds Год назад
⭐️ Nous devrions envoyer cette vidéo à autant de personnes et de sites que possible, c'est tellement bon 🍁 We should send this video to as many people & websites as we can, so good
@thesilentone4024
@thesilentone4024 Год назад
Florida was nothing but wet land forest but humans filled it in now lots of it is dry and its full of none permeable roads.
@tomsalken8925
@tomsalken8925 11 месяцев назад
I did a calculation to get the weight of a single extra large Depends adult diaper, because I saw a commercial on TV that depends now hold 25 times their weight. This is more exciting than anything Steven Guilbeault has ever said. It holds 1/2 of an imperial gallon of urine. Wow!
@silviashefa4097
@silviashefa4097 Год назад
As the climate heads into greater extremes globally, how can we best deal with future climate crises? The short answer is that we cannot deal with them unless we take care of nature's inner balance. We live in a tightly-closed and interdependent system in which everything boomerangs back to us. While living in such a system, we need to reconsider what we want and think, and how we treat each other, because our human connections are the primary influence on how nature responds to us. It is common to think that climate is dependent on factors outside of us-whether it be balances between heat and cold in the environment, or the effects of various kinds of pollution we emit-because we lack a complete picture of how our attitudes to each other bring about the strongest responses from nature toward us. No creature distorts nature the way that we people do. And it is not simply a matter of switching to renewable energy sources, electric cars and the like; it is a matter of how we relate to each other. If we truly wish to witness more balance throughout nature and not have to deal with all kinds of cold waves and other natural disasters, then similarly to how we have electricity, water and gas meters in our homes, we should also have meters that count how much evil we emit into the world from our negative attitudes to each other. What I mean is that if we could feel the extent to which we emit negative forces into the world, which negatively ricochet back to us, then we would wish to change this negative driver within us. We would want to switch it to a drive that makes our human connections positive, and which harmonizes us with nature. In simple terms, when we get up in the morning, we should first and foremost consider what we need to do in order for all people to have it good. Developing such an attitude is not so simple, yet we will need to seriously work on it as we head into the future. A life of increasing blows from nature or a life of peace and harmony depends on the extent to which we impact a shift in our attitudes to each other-from negative to positive.
@henryjanicky4978
@henryjanicky4978 Год назад
A lot of hog wash stories. Wourld is in perfect order and if this huge land has not much fish and birds then no more natural land then this.And native immense knowledge is glorified attitude towards systems whish is not solving anything.
@orishaeshu1084
@orishaeshu1084 Год назад
@@henryjanicky4978 the world most definitely is not in perfect order. You’re sheltered and safe in your comfortable bed with electricity.
@dandavatsdasa8345
@dandavatsdasa8345 Год назад
There was a silly advertisement that stated "give the people what they want!". When do governments give the people what they want? How many people want to get rich? How many people at least deserve survival necessities? Thank you for your helpful and informative videos!
@shoobydoobiemauiwowee
@shoobydoobiemauiwowee Год назад
To reduce the need for mining in ecologically sensitive areas we could create a secondary safety net for children and adults consisting of apps to ensure safe housing, clean water, healthy food, quality education, and full health care, an online educational and empowering system of government to identify problems and vote on the most logical and ethical solutions, and a community builder simulator to plan future development to be in harmony with the Earth and with each other.
@Trythis837
@Trythis837 Год назад
Honestly the people in those communities live in a paradise. The best strategy would be to find Canadians who would like to trade places with them and move anyone who can’t hack it up there to Toronto or Montreal
@murrat
@murrat Год назад
I often wonder if Canada even needs the minerals at this site. If these companies are shipping the minerals off shore, what is the point. With new EV Battery development using sodium, and better recycling of our existing minerals, do we have all we need here in Canada?
@christophersalinas812
@christophersalinas812 Год назад
I'm all for saving the planet but.. Do these people not know that just to notice a 1 or 2 degree difference. It will take 1000 years give or take.
@TheRandomView
@TheRandomView Год назад
So is it not worth doing then? Do we not care about the future of our species? Worth taking action on in any and every way we can. It will add up and perhaps not end up taking the time you imagine it will.
@foghornleghorn2445
@foghornleghorn2445 Год назад
​@@TheRandomView The same people who told you 2 shots ,safe effective. Can't spread or catch it are telling you the world is going to end while they fly around in private jets living in 10,000 square foot homes. Wake up.
@fmx1
@fmx1 Год назад
@@marymarr3 so what do YOU suggest we do instead?
@christophersalinas812
@christophersalinas812 Год назад
@@TheRandomView good afternoon, the 1000 yr mark to notice a 1 or 2 degree difference. Is based on the top Climatologists that work for NOAA. They have come to a conclusion to where if the entire planet stopped using electricity and fossil fuel tomorrow. It would take 1000 years just to notice a 1 or 2 degree difference. An that's only if the entire planet stopped using everything they rely on today. Such as electricity and fossil fuel. I don't see that happening anytime soon.
@fmx1
@fmx1 Год назад
@@marymarr3 ”plan ahead”? pretty vague answer.. my foolish brain is interpreting it as you want us to ”hoard survival gear & food”??
@surendersingal2192
@surendersingal2192 Год назад
Thank you ma'am for this show n explaing value of peatland n life of peolje living there. I often wondered million of miles in Siberia, far east russia Canada, Alaska n Norway etc what goid they are if they fo not support human living in orderly manner. Good day
@greghallberg4182
@greghallberg4182 Год назад
Save our wetlands - that means YOU duggie.
@dominicbarbucci9349
@dominicbarbucci9349 Год назад
We cannot combat Climate Change it is inevitable " "What can we do to live with and survive Climate Change". China emits 31% of global carbon dioxide are they reducing emissions, I think not. They are building more coal powered plants in 2023 than they did in 2021. Canada emits 1.9% . With our forests we are probably carbon neutral. Asian continent including China emits 53%. Unless these countries reduce emissions , fat chance of that. What we do here is futile. It is a cash grab ( simply) by the Federal Liberals which is hurting Canadians Financially. Smoke and Mirrors by the Liberals. Lies and hypocrisy.
@orishaeshu1084
@orishaeshu1084 Год назад
Peat is a non renewable resource.
@marcgrondin5836
@marcgrondin5836 Год назад
Those elites and politicians will show you how much they care about it as soon they find some money 💵 to profit from it !!! Bad but remember !
@scarecrow2275
@scarecrow2275 Год назад
What's the difference between mining for gas or batteries? Neither is a renewable resource.
@orishaeshu1084
@orishaeshu1084 Год назад
Batteries can be recycled, fuel can be, but it’s much more difficult. You’d have to use massive carbon capture machines to break up stable CO2 molecules. Most of our problem with fuel comes from burning it, not simply drilling for it.
@deanl6613
@deanl6613 Год назад
A few decades from now, it'll be a young mixed forest. The ice started melting over 10,000 years ago...everything changes, its just nature. As far as mining goes, Junior's "just transition " isn't going to be built with unicorn farts...the eco crazies can't have it both ways.
@hosnimubarak8869
@hosnimubarak8869 Год назад
Yawn.
@hosnimubarak8869
@hosnimubarak8869 Год назад
@@edharris4202 Drama queen alert.
@aleksanderkuncwicz7277
@aleksanderkuncwicz7277 Год назад
Thiers not enough building in Canada with all the land and low population.
@cathyrivas6496
@cathyrivas6496 Год назад
Then why was Quebec allowed to build a massive dam in the North with the final build expected to dam every major river on the Hudson Bay?
@derekwoodford9955
@derekwoodford9955 Год назад
You prefer we burn oil or coal?
@Me-lb8nd
@Me-lb8nd Год назад
Politics.
@alt5z
@alt5z Год назад
Somebody show Trudope this. The carbon tax can now be cancelled. 👍👍👏👏
@orishaeshu1084
@orishaeshu1084 Год назад
Except we are draining those areas for development…
@karmacat5437
@karmacat5437 Год назад
Cuz they built cities n town over top of them... I've seen it my self. They poisoned the water, thousands of frogs where hoping in our neighborhood, on the streets, in our yards. I was young and thought it was cool, so I caught a few, they all died in less then 8 hours. The road was littered with dead frogs. A month later they started building apartment building on-top of what was once a wet land....
@henryjanicky4978
@henryjanicky4978 Год назад
35 billions of carbon that enough th power our wourld energy for quite a long time, but I believe this is one more wacky idea ,and nothing more
@UltimaOnlineAlpha
@UltimaOnlineAlpha Год назад
I want to marry peat
@0000asdfasdf0000
@0000asdfasdf0000 Год назад
YOU AND I NEED TO CONSUME LESS! MINDLESS CONSUMPTION FROM YOU AND I ARE WHATS CAUSING THE NEED FOR MINING.
@deanl6613
@deanl6613 Год назад
What's your phone made from? What's your computer made from? Please, take some ownership and recognize that there are no easy answers. Your first world way of life is 100% dependent on access to resources...don't be a Greta, your tears aren't going to help anyone.
@InGODweTrust007
@InGODweTrust007 Год назад
The world needs more "Green Hydrogen"
@elizabethadams8319
@elizabethadams8319 Год назад
Kool!!! It’s not so secret if you tell everyone tho 🤷‍♂️
@naturesessions.studio
@naturesessions.studio Год назад
I hope its unscathed
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