Climate Change and Global Warming, EXPLAINED | The Climate Explainers

In this episode of The Climate Explainers, Anubha Bhonsle explains the difference between climate change & global warming, and how they interact to create a domino effect across the globe.
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[@srinivas915]

Unbelievable Video which covered whole topic within 6 mins for which other videos are spendings atleast 40 to 60 mins Thanks a lot Anubha mam and NDTV

[@mehribanabbasova7257]

Thanks for the brief, but comprehensive video about climate changes

[@moneyheist3118]

Just wow!!! I can make my notes now. Lovely explanation

[@2special344]

Learning about GLOBAL WARMING AND CLIMATE CHANGE now is really cool. Thank you for this.

[@studymaster1]

perfect its a perfect explanation of whole topic within just about 6 MINUTES its very informative. Thank U So Much

[@pooja_neerudi-]

actually im here to watch the climate change for my science fair porpose but , i thins so i wont forget this in my life and i make sure that; i wil to do my level best in this ,and thank u for explaining to us about the climate change and global warming

[@marianafreitas7073]

honestly the best Global Warming & Climate Change explanation I've ever heard, it's so basic and yet so complex, now I finally got it like 100%

[@mrunning10]

Manmade climate change is NOT complex. The possible EFFECT might be. Have you even thought of what the ultimate possible end point of this is is is?????

[@LA-bt7it]

Thank you, perfect explanation of global warming.

[@poonamofficial3673]

Thank you for the information. Si beautifully explained 👌🏻👌🏻

[@GauravKumar-us6gr]

Thank you for this info.. It is an eye opener for the mankind

[@favourchinkem5324]

Thanks for this beautiful explanation.

[@user-mf5io4hh5l]

Thank you for perfect explanation of global warming ❤

[@judithdoraakolo4656]

I have loved your presentation, quite simple and easy to understand.

[@sheikhabuzar3602]

One word to say is Wow.

[@AryabhattaFoundation]

Thank to NDTV, this topic is helpful in my science project

[@skgardenbazar23]

Thanks, very valuable information

[@Artistic-Diary]

Very helpful & indeed proper and clear explanation. Excellent work ❤❤ and our thanks from Pakistan ❤

[@nazneennaaz7227]

Wow just unbelievable ❤❤❤

[@rayanibrahim3140]

Your video is absolutely well explained and informative. Thanks a lot ❤

[@fizwanibrahimpak]

Thank you so much for brief but worthy content 😀

[@doreenmorolong1262]

Thanks very useful for my assignment

[@komalmohite6874]

Great explanation mam😊

[@Unnatii45]

Thank you so much mam for this explanation

[@OdiwonmaNoraSunday]

I learnt a lot. So what steps are we humans to take to help improve the climate condition?

[@robbyreal313]

Thankyou it was very informative

[@mc.videos1003]

Madam I like your body language your confidence 🙂🙂🙂🙂 your teaching methods 😊

[@arif_writes19]

One of the best video on climate change ever... I was preparing for exam.. And i m prepared alhamdulillah.. Tysm. ❤

[@yamenalloush9029]

thanks so nice information

[@RiazGoraya-zz1jv]

Hi I am from Pakistan 🇵🇰 ,this video was really informative and helpful . Thanks a lot

[@shivaShiva-je3pv]

Thanks ❤

[@user-db9yr7go7d]

Thank you helped me a lot so, thanks

[@shynirajesh6841]

You explained very well

[@user-mu3iy8fq3d]

Corporate responsibility assumes a pivotal role; businesses must actively adopt sustainable practices, thereby minimizing their ecological footprint and contributing substantively to the global effort to combat climate change.

[@RajaSingh-qs2dl]

beautiul presentation

[@NE7.]

Thanks for a beautiful explanation 😊

[@user-jc6hn4ml2y]

Thank you mam.❤

[@misbahshabbir303]

Wow this was standable thank you❤

[@newtongroves3413]

Very Shallow

[@anjaliraj9881]

Well explained

[@user-kk6hz1dt8o]

Very good

[@henryarero]

We Must be optimistic in addressing climate change

[@mr.verma_ji_3]

Best explanation this video

[@Tvmaxsrilankan]

Valuable documentary

[@smithamarypeter6673]

Thank you for the simple, clear and crisp description of climate change😊

[@user-eg8qj8fx9r]

It was amazing

[@Honeyhanshu.2024]

Please make a video on role of CSR to mitigate with the challenge of Climate change

[@ammipapa9881]

Crystal clear Ma'am

[@sukawatsaardaiam]

เธอ พูดเรื่อง ภาวะโลกร้อน หรือครับ 🤗 ที่ลาว กำลัง สร้าง หลายครั้งใหญ่ โดยไม่รู้เท่า ทัน คาดว่า ไม่ เกิน อีกสามปี น้ำแข็ง เทือก'เขา หิมาลัยจะ ละลายแล้วไหล ลงแยงซีเกียง มาตลอดจน ถึง แม่น้ำโขง ซึ่งมี เขื่อนลองรับน้ำ อยู่แต่ไม่รู้ ว่า จะเป็นอย่างหาก เอาไม่ อยู่💐🤗

[@mariamsiddique2125]

outstanding

[@Anshuldogra257]

Your video force me to think deeply about the danger of global warming I only come here for the purpose to get an answer for exam

[@moroomalharchandani]

Good knowledge dear ❤❤❤

[@user-sy9te6zg3x]

Mam your gorgeous,iam attract you that why I listen very much your videos.these are also help me lot to understand the climate change and global warming.

[@ganeshkumarchintanippula1497]

Thank You Dear That was Awesome

[@rajeshnandanware1989]

Nice explanation👍

[@manthanarr]

Great explanation. However, one thing no mainstream media promotes is to not procreate. We are always wanting to grow GDP but by growing GDP it is going to worsen the situation.

[@santhiv4896]

We the people of India🇮🇳 should save our earth

[@vaidyasony5021]

Perfection

[@simarsanghu]

everyone is running behind nice explanation

[@user-zd9jo8dy9r]

On my way to an exam thank u this helped alot

[@mariagamache240]

Geeat explanation

[@BRM513]

My questions were all answered

[@aparnasaxena1073]

Great explanation.thx.can u pls tell me your program timings on ndtv channel on TV

[@preetam714]

Please mam can you explain by the project of global warming🌎

[@fatemapathari1012]

VERY WELL EXPLAINED.......BUT FURTHER MORE COULD U PLEASE......ELABORATE

[@MiSeonLee-cc8ns]

I would like her to be my professor,😆 comprehensively explained!

[@Spedox831]

If we don't protect nature We cant protect ourselves!!

[@shohrat-pl6ry]

Can we talk about how can we avoid contributing to the climate change on a daily basis? the everyday actions that contribute to it?

[@swapnalatthe5838]

Voice so nice 🎉🎉

[@Balajibobade1992]

Climate change effect on agriculture pls explain

[@RMVlogsCreatives]

having just one child in a high-emitting country such as the United States,India, China and many more will add around 10,000 tonnes of CO₂ to the atmosphere.

[@AbdulrazakTijjanikura-ee1gz]

Thank you for the golden update. Please how can I collaborate with you so that I can share my little part with you?

[@shristikc4811]

❤❤

[@grindupBaker]

Huge item not mentioned (it never is because it's beyond total simplicity) is that the 1.28 degrees since 1750 is only 38% of what humans have done, like this: 4.1 w/m**2 is the heater humans caused since 1750 1.10 w/m**2 is the chiller humans caused since 1750 by air pollution blocking some sunshine (net of dirty snow) 1.55 w/m*2 was used to cause the 1.28 degrees surface warming since 1750 1.45 w/m*2 is the heater operating now as a trend and heating the ocean ("climate lag in the pipeline") So the +1.28 degrees surface warming since 1750 is only from 1.55 / 4.1 = 38% of what humans have already done.The rest will play out over 400 years (plus whatever more humans add from today). --------------- Also, from the above then with the 2010-2019 carbon burn held at that for 40 years it will be: +0.25 degrees 2020-2030 +0.31 degrees 2030-2040 +0.37 degrees 2040-2050 +0.43 degrees 2050-2060 so a total of +1.36 degrees above today by 2060 (same as all the warming since 1750 but coming in just the next 40 years, good luck with that). That's assuming humans don't do a huge cleanup of their air pollution while continuing to burn the coal, oil & gas and making cement & steel (cleaner burning, emissions control) in which case those would need scaling up. Very simple science actually.

[@mrunning10]

co2 is not "pollution."

[@sukawatsaardaiam]

ครับ พอจะเข้าใจ บ้าง เล็กไปครับ ผมเสนอ ไอเดีย การเกิด พลัง จากแม่เหล็ก ครับ เราเพียง สร้างแม่เหล็กที มีแรงดึงดูด ไห้มาก และ คงทน เพื่อ เป็น ตัว ฉุดรั้ง หรือ ดึงดัน เครื่อง จักร ที่มีการ ทดรอบ ต่างๆ เพื่อ ไห้ได้ผล ลัพธ์ที่ดี ที่สุด หาก ท่าน มี เงินและ ความรู้ ท่านลงทุน เพียงแค่ หนึ่งล้านบาทไทย ท่านจะได้ เครื่องตันแบบ ที่ดี ครับ 😊

[@mahammobeen]

Very greaatttt mammm❤❤❤❤❤

[@vinodbhardwaj4013]

👍

[@ravigujju1780]

If atoms are moving fast, ignition fast, that cos global warming,humans should know where and how to move,initiative step for global warming are inevitable or lost earth from us

[@udennyn]

We need to pass One Child Policy ASAP and increase land under forests as much as possible.

[@ESFZ]

Sources ?

[@apexkalingatalks5962]

Not mentioned about huge construction of buildings in metros ans small cities, there is no control no mitigation plan,

[@henryarero]

Earth is getting warmer

[@NarenHYD]

Some people say in today’s world we have the technology to create global warming and earthquakes artificially, so nothing is impossible.

[@shubhamKumarsingh738]

We need to tackle this problem as fast as possible else we will lose everything including ourselves.

[@mrunning10]

Starting how????

[@yousifatobiya7279]

The summary of climate change is easy. It is the change of humidity in atmosphere, which produce between the (land)and the(seas & oceans) on the other hand... Occurring of rains, snow, storms, and floods at time and in unexpected places, confirm my theory(the change in the directions of winds)which must be balanced... How to reduce the heat of the earth and atmosphere? We must supply the earth with a natural cooling places... Results: ---------- 1- To balance the water vapor which produces between the( ground)and the(seas and oceans )... 2- To balance the pressures of the air in the atmosphere... 3- To balance the directions of winds which caused the climate change... 4- To control upon the storms and harricans... 5- To revive the the first theory of climate change (dynamic horizontal movement). 6- To balance the percentage of gases forming the atmosphere. NOTE :The lack of water vapor is of land not of seas and oceans... These studies had completed and sent on July 26th 2000... Yousif A Tobiya

[@tanusridas8963]

Why and how the melted ice in Arctic turns Black?

[@henryarero]

Melting of the Ice,this add More water into the oceans

[@TINY247]

I have a question to you , what steps have you taken to balance climate change?

[@user-nl2it9ty7r]

What is the solution for the global warming mam

[@henryarero]

Ocean become Warmer and increase water level

[@Mr.__kingPrashant]

We try to Stop it 👍👍

[@manavrai449]

Great video from beautiful Anubha as she explains on climate change being impacted by human activity like useing gadgets electronic or mobility which maybe convenient in shortterm but do long term damage to ecology. Producing Methane, CO2, Nitrogen may be good for power, auto, airconditioning perspective but have biodiversity cost so stiff regulations needed from sustainability perspective on firms by policy makers

[@manavrai449]

Great video but humans need to restrict consumption which is lavish in food, mobility or lifestyle as world will get dangerous due to materials producing lot of carbon like in ewaste or mining. Investing got to be green from Industrial, agriculture, services perspective with responsibility on entire stack from big firms, policymakers, rating agencies, small businesses and that profit and margins are not everything

[@manavrai449]

Great video but humans need to restrict consumption which is lavish in food, mobility or lifestyle as world will get dangerous due to materials producing lot of carbon like in ewaste or mining. Investing got to be green from Industrial, agriculture, services perspective with responsibility on entire stack from big firms, policymakers, rating agencies, small businesses and that profit and margins are not everything

[@newtongroves3413]

Very low resolution aspect on the subject

[@ChinmayeeNandiniSial-wx2nv]

4:45

[@henryarero]

Indonesian Most affected

[@swapnalatthe5838]

I can't understand

[@CajunRecon]

Global Warming, these days we have less trees and more asphalt steel buildings and mirror like glass all of these things add to the issue.

[@yousifatobiya7279]

SORRY:I will learn you. What is climate change?and how can you balance and solve it... Yousif A Tobiya

[@henryarero]

Global average temperature has risen

[@samlair3342]

Call it Cosmic Law or God’s Will or even the interplay between them both, but it’s no mere coincidence that we, as a species, face the situation of either cooperating to dampen global warming or else watch the terrible effects of global warming such as war, famine and pestilence cause such strife and competition between groups that our consumption of fossil fuels will be naturally curtailed as our worldwide system breaks down, which is one way to force cooperation - that is IF we are to thrive and not merely survive. The choice is ours.

[@yousifatobiya7279]

Abstract : The energy that dominates the earth is very great, some of it is natural, like the heat of the sun and volcanoes, and some of it is human action, by cutting down trees, without replacing them and cultivating in their place... There are five forces that control or dominate the planet... 1- The first theory (horizontal dynamic movement) and its end... The occurrence of storms, rain, floods and snow, at unexpected times and places, is because of the expiration of this theory, which needs to be balanced... 2- The second theory (vertical dynamic movement) and its end... This movement or force controls or dominates the earthquakes, earth cracks, drying up of rivers and lakes, earth openings, mountain collapses, and the emergence of drinking water springs on the ground... It becomes out of control... These phenomena increased due to the end of this theory... The third theory: it is water that rotates the earth... The fourth theory: the Earth's axis of rotation has tilted 2° degrees... The fifth theory: The Earth has a new orbit... These studies had completed and sent on July 26th 2000 YOUSIF A TOBIYA

[@expertsgaming-ox3jx]

🎈🎈🤗

[@n9ne]

You know when energy goes in it also goes out this is called the law of thermodynamics. Another thing is that temperature not only fluctuates it also fluctuates depending where you stand on earth. It can be 21° one spot and literally 24° only 100 meters at any given direction so please tell me how are they measuring this data. weather also moves constantly, and weather balloons also move constantly. This is a big planet so better read this "On any given day, nearly 1,800 weather balloons are launched across the world, including 92 here in the U.S. and U.S. territories, according to the National Weather Service. Each flight lasts around two hours, during which a balloon drifts up to 125 miles and can reach an altitude of 100,000 feet." 1° is called a margin of error because you can't perfectly measure things that aren't static. 1° difference isn't enough for things to magically melt either. It's always freezing temperature on antarctica but still everything's melting.. what actually is happening is salt and ice don't play well together. because thousands of years ago planet earth was much colder, and there was much less salt in the sea..and also colder temperature requires more salt, but water can only carry a set amount of salt depending on how cold the water is ..hotter the water the more salt it can carry.. antarctica was colder thousands of years ago meaning it didn't carry any salt. with the planet being at a living temperature this means that antarctica will melt with or without this so called man made climate change.

[@grindupBaker]

"It can be 21° one spot and literally 24° only 100 meters" is complete rubbish. The temperature at the ocean surface doesn't vary by anywhere near 21° to 24° over only 100 metres. You're delusional.