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How exactly would you put a landfill in the downtown area of an established city? What in the fuck are you talking about

I wonder if the oil companies provide their groundwater data to anyone. They sure would have alot of data

Interesting study there. I agree with you, soil sampling and analyses are a pain! A method to circumvent some of the processes will be welcome. All the best

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Will your data be used for near future state, county and federal policy decision? How are the politicians involved in your studies and reported data? Thanks to you Megan and your team for your and their valuable work.

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Can I get the PPT?

Thankyou Esteban and Jeff for hosting. Fantastic talk. Many parallels too for me in the Western Australian context with regards vegetation- groundwater coupling and impacts from farming and forestry.

You talking about world water crisis while standing in front of a water fountain that has no practical purpose or civil benefit other than aesthetics. lol

So…. How did you get there, Saviours of Our Planet? On a Nimbus 2000? Hypocrites.

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It is now August 2022, Lake Mead and Lake Powell are at 27% water levels, massive fires in the Western United States, extreme high temperatures in England, flooding in the Eastern United States, starvation in Africa due extreme drought. I have family and friends who don't believe in Climate Change and I don't argue with them, but the extremes of weather have been explained by the Climate Change models. If people don't believe in Climate Change, the unfortunate situation is that we all are going to be affected by it no matter what anyone believes.

The US can't manage megadrought in its southwest.

I want to live on a houseboat, in international waters.

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Fascinating! Many thanks for this video mastering and excactly for the great presentation!

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Very nice class. Thank you

I appreciate the educational value. Thank you's.

Nothing will be the same..all money profits from the destruction of the Amazon should be held to help the people injured by that rape of the earth

Let's face it, we've left the problem so late, it's unfixable, all the worst stories we've heard are going to come true - and then some.

At the 12:50min mark you mention a green house misting system the WFP setup in Guatemala. I would like to learn more about this. Would you please provide a link and name of this project?

There is massive flooding in China, India, Germany, Italy, Greece and now Utah all in the past week. The wildfires and droughts get bigger every year all over the world. Desertification continues to encroach. The first ice free arctic in human history is projected for fall of 2022. This means the melting permafrost surrounding the arctic will melt faster as will the Greenland glaciers. The methane producing microbes are set to have a field day. Methane is a greenhouse gas 10x more effective at blanketing Earth in heat than CO2. This has the potential to raise the temperature of the planet beyond the threshold of all but extremeophiles. Do you suppose humanity will pull together to decommission every nuclear power plant, toxic waste facility, chemical plant, open landfill, factory, CDC lab, weaponised bioagent black site, plastic-saturated department store and gas station whilst fleeing to higher ground? Take all that and throw it in the oceans. Now consider that the underwater biome is already strained from centuries of overfishing as well as ocean acidification and the resulting habitat loss. Now factor in the effect on ocean currents due to an influx of that much fresh water. Desalination and sea level rise will change ocean currents, disrupting weather patterns worldwide making agriculture untenable. "In recent years, scientists have warned about a weakening of the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC), which transports warm, salty water from the tropics to northern Europe and then sends colder water back south along the ocean floor. Researchers who study ancient climate change have also uncovered evidence that the AMOC can turn off abruptly, causing wild temperature swings and other dramatic shifts in global weather systems." USA TODAY Do you suppose the phytoplankton responsible for the majority of Earth's oxygen will survive unscathed? So what can we do? Take the duff from the closest forests and sprinkle it on the permafrost. The seeds will grow, sucking up all the water and preventing erosion while locking the carbon in the ground. This will prevent the methane producing microbes from running rampant. Seedlings will provide grazing for herbivores and habitat for insects which in turn will draw birds and eventually amphibians. Again; take the duff from the forests in danger of fire and spread it across the permafrost. 12 reasons why. 1. Less fire 2. More forest 3. Prevents erosion 4. Prevents methane production 5. Sequesters carbon 6. Oxygen production 7. Habitat for insects/birds/herbivores in 2-4 years 8. Habitat for entire food chain in 10-20y 9. Mitigates albedo effect 10. Provides jobs 11. Provides hope 12. Just might save our biosphere.

This is an extinction event and we'll all be dead by 2026.

It is a conservative estimate year 2070. Likely to happen way before that date.

That was great, but please share ppt file in some cases you miss presentation page

Investing in ways to cope with global warming in countries that need it most is by far the best way to deal with migration. Not walls.

This is an incredibly important topic that barely anyone is willing to discuss. At what point will you NOT be able to sell your property if it's repeatedly in the way of fires, flooding, hurricanes, tornadoes, unusual heat or cold?

It’s already started, from east coast of Africa to South America, then up to North America. Syria had a six year plus drought, unemployment high and tomatoes costing 3 dollars, destabilizing the region.

Great discussion. What I hear is that if our government would stop subsidizing insurance that incentivized peoples poor decisions about where they choose to live, then people will stop moving to flood and wildfire areas of the country, or at least think twice.

Why is it so popular to talk about temperature changes in the past 150 years? This video claims it is because of industrialization. What they fail to admit is because 150 years ago was the end of a cold cycle called the Little Ice Age. Omitting that casts shadows of doubt across the entire presentation.