Deadly flooding in southern Brazil sparks fear of climate migration

River levels in Brazil are going up after intense flooding in the southern part of the country. Around 150 people have been killed and half a million have been forced to leave their homes, shining a devastating spotlight on the rise of climate migration around the world.
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#Brazil #Flooding #WorldNews

[@phoque121]

BTW, in a list of countries by per capita CO2 emissions, Brazil doesn't make the top 150, despite being the world's 8th largest economy 🤷‍♂

[@digocr]

While americans keep driving big trucks madly burning gas just to show they’re cool.

[@leonardodtc4847]

But they cut down forests like crazy

[@phoque121]

@@leonardodtc4847 The forest is 80% intact and deforestation has declined (though with annual variations) since the 1990s

[@leonardodtc4847]

@@phoque121 That seems good until you realize the HUMONGOUS sheer size of that forest, 20% is HUGE.

[@jacobsukovaty520]

Yeah most of there problem they can't stop cutting down the amazon so this is there fault

[@FrankWhite437]

If only science could have predicted all of this..

[@CircuitoAlternativo763]

Preveu mas os políticos estão pouco ligando para a ciência.

[@hugsfordrugs9025]

They only care about political science ​@@CircuitoAlternativo763

[@sparklingwaters8990]

we all have been warned a long time ago...

[@lyyliesther984]

Science did and people were too busy to listen

[@keithallen5795]

They did but everything was 100 years in the future. We have massive carbon now. Everyone was leaving China out. Their the worst. Look at the weather maps. Its them. And no way too stop over a billion Chinese.

[@The_Quaalude]

The same people who deny climate change are the same people who will be angry about climate immigration 😂

[@timothydempsey3763]

One day it's them,and then one day it's me. Old saying

[@sparklingwaters8990]

I used to see a lot of deniers in comments yrs ago, but now theres hardly any of them anymore😄

[@clamboat6075]

No, it's called geoengineering. Done on purpose. The sheep believe UN even though its UN is the culprit. Of course the reporter brings up race. Its man made alright

[@johnspeaks55]

@@sparklingwaters8990 Here in Brazil, even after this episode, right wing politicians are still denying climate changing…

[@RobertMJohnson]

please show us all how floods never happened before the industrial age

[@frankblangeard8865]

Flooding in southern China, Hawaii, Texas, southern Brazil, Abu Dhabi, Italy, Afghanistan and other places. Just a coincidence.

[@YasminSilva-bz4ch]

Now Germany and Indonesia

[@victoryprjct]

East Africa also

[@EfbyEye]

lol

[@Xavier-Denis]

There are 500 villages and towns that are flooded or have been destroyed by mudslides. The airport is flooded, there is even a large plane with water up to its wings.

[@rogeriopenna9014]

The state has 497 municipalities. I think 300 declared calamity status to access funds faster and avoid bureaucracy of public bidding. But many had only small parts affected. Others had 100% of their area affected. Because the floods affected heavily the metro area, which has 4.5 million people, the numbers are much larger than usual

[@Xavier-Denis]

@@rogeriopenna9014 I was following the situation since the beginning of last week and they mentioned 500 villages and cities. I didn't make up this number, so call the Brazilian administration and have it corrected.

[@nome3367]

No Rio grande do sul tem 497 cidades mais várias odeia indígenas e vilarejos podendo ser até mais de 500 no total É os que não tiveram alagamento vão ter problemas financeiros com estradas destruídas....

[@Xavier-Denis]

@@nome3367 OMG it's far of being over. I saw it's going to north of Argentina too. You are in my thoughts and good luck.

[@nome3367]

Eu moro no nordeste do Brasil no estado do Ceará , sim já tem cidades na Argentina e no Uruguai com alagamentos tem muitas pessoas Deixando sua casa vejo as notícias aqui no KZbin em espanhol e aqui no Brasil en português.

[@EfbyEye]

I remember in the 1980’s experts talking about climate change and that things need to change - to avoid exactly what’s happening now!! Humans are too greedy , that’s the problem! The human race has waited 40 years too late . I’m just glad I am in my latter years and feel deeply for my children and grandchildren

[@digitalxtremehg]

Indeed, they did.

[@Jc-ms5vv]

I feel for anyone alive today. We’ll be lucky if civilization is still standing within 5 years

[@sytonicflux]

it was 1824 when Joseph Fourier theorised about a green house effect, in 1856 Eunice Newton Foote demonstrated it... so that's 200 years ago, in the 1820s Michael Faraday proved the electromagnetic force, which is the foundational discovery leading to the electric motor. The irony of this is astounding. If you had a time machine could go back to 1820 to stop climate change.

[@sytonicflux]

@@Jc-ms5vv Yeah there's some truth to this, we'll definitely know by then without any doubt that it's all over for this version of civilisation.

[@Jc-ms5vv]

@@sytonicflux the climate will be spinning out of control once civilization collapses. Humans won’t be able to survive on a dead planet

[@maxphenomenon734]

It’s crazy I didn’t get recommended this but I see ppl in Brazil dancing 10 times a day lol

[@sytonicflux]

At 1:25 you're told that 1% of the US population has already moved due to climate change, yet some how you theorise (2:34) it's a problem for Brazil that needs an answer not what's happening in your own country?🤑⛽🔥

[@VanNatalRN]

There are corpses floating on 16 feet high waters here 😭💔 human, horses, dogs, pigs, cats, cow corpses 🐎🐕‍🦺🐖🐈‍⬛🐂 It’s an hecatomb! ⛈️😩☔️

[@zoltanturai3965]

😢😢😢😢

[@lyyliesther984]

Thats terrible. I feel so sad

[@lyyliesther984]

And stupid KZbin algorithm doesn't even tell me about all this until I actually type it in. Even when I type in world news it doesn't show me anything unless I specifically write flooding mexico.

[@VanNatalRN]

@@lyyliesther984 the flood is in Brazil right now

[@EvaAleks-pt4ok]

Трупы людей?😨 Вы сами видели? Если нет то это дезинформация

[@digocr]

And americans need to drive big trucks madly burning gas instead of small cars, just to show they’re cool.

[@Mouse_Metal]

They will be doing that even in the post-apo wasteland, Mad Max style.

[@mravka9]

The main root cause is an economic and social model based on capitalist production and consumption. Change that and we have a chance, if not we are done, and soon.

[@tunderatiger]

Don't talk nonsense. Are China, Venezuela, North Korea, Cuba, Nicaragua etc capitalist? And they are polluting the world as much as other countries.

[@RobertMJohnson]

change it to what, Einstein?

[@lukemarfim]

@@RobertMJohnson Socialism.

[@user-jb1ik2sd2r]

​@@lukemarfim Yeah, then we'll breathe that clean Beijing air. 🙄

[@lorenzoblum868]

Greed rules. The only changes will be dictated by "mother" earth.

[@eparamaravinatata1041]

We just had flooding in a city 30 minutes away from our city, geographically we are on the west side of our island which is the dry side. But sudden heavy rain and floods even during dry season!!!

[@frankblangeard8865]

What city and what island are you speaking of?

[@eparamaravinatata1041]

@@frankblangeard8865 Sorry this all the way from fiji.

[@lpklpk447]

We are in soooo much trouble.

[@sagesufferswell]

We've known what's causing environmental destruction but we'd rather drink oil than do something about it. It's too late to fix it anyway. We just gotta prepare as best we can and go with the flow. It's just gonna keep getting worse and considering most the global population is in cities on coast lines... well, there will be huge migrations inland and higher elevations.

[@bulnene]

It's cute how everyone thinks we are going to make it all the way to 2050😅 we won't make it to 2030, something very sinister is roaming the planet and the re s nothing that can stop it

[@joaosampaio4039]

D I G I M O N

[@y09p]

The Road...

[@trickrunner4842]

digital monsters?

[@catmom23]

I'm always thinking exactly the same thing when I read or hear "till 2050"

[@MrCBeery]

Actually the planet had done all this before. It's the cycles of the planet. The only difference is no one has lived and recorded the events till now. Since it's NEW to us we freak out. But it's not new to the planet. Just kick back enjoy life and watch the world change before our eyes.

[@leaedt7614]

What about Bangladesh? How is it coping now? And that city in Lybia? We don't hear about it anymore.

[@drtnzhr3446]

too many disasters happening, people most likely forgot about those

[@josepacheco5428]

I think the biggest problem in Brazil is a lack of proper storm sewers . Here in the U.S. if you build houses and businesses there has to be a storm sewer line . Also dry ponds are dug to accommodate rainfall .

[@jennifermillergreenspunjhs1509]

You almost did a news story on this tragedy in Brazil... I thought 'its about time!' But then it was all about climate crisis, which is a story too, but should not have overshadowed this story

[@kgraham5820]

Weather modification could be used to help, when it’s not being used to hurt.

[@ZWD2011]

You can induce clouds to rain, but you can't induce clouds not to rain. Technologies never solve bad behaviour.

[@kgraham5820]

@@ZWD2011 yup, but the rain CAN BE pushed away.

[@bbills4186]

The movie Children of Men and the director's commentary touched on this 25 years ago. Experts have discussed this ad nauseum. In a few short years your country, city, and states will look different demographically because people, due to climate disasters will be on the move. The reckoning is truly at hand.

[@rogeriopenna9014]

that movie had nothing to do with climate disasters. Humanity had gone sterile on that movie. The youngest person on Earth was like 20 years old and had been killed, at the start of the movie.

[@bbills4186]

@@rogeriopenna9014 I own a copy of the movie that has the documentary the director put together that includes scholars providing commentary linking the themes of the movie to what they thought the future of the world would be like. One thing that clearly stood out was that due to climate change and subsequent floods and droughts, mass migration was possible and here we are. I know what the movie is about, thank you very much, perhaps you should find yourself a copy and listen to the director's documentary.

[@daniellebrooks7510]

Country hasn't been the same since an event last year

[@danielrawlings8355]

0.04% of the atmosphere is CO2.

[@user-gu6xs9ho1g]

Who is thinking about looting in time like these? All this water and flood. They should be trying to lend a helping hand. Unbelievable!!😮😮

[@lucasam524]

Hey man, I'm brazillian and please, the people are desperate, they lost house, cars, documents, clothes, someone lost family, others are looking for his dogs and cats, they lost everything. And i don't need say they lost plantation, cows and all of production. Brazilians are sendind donation , but are sooo many people on this situation. The state of Rio grande do Sul will need rebuild a lot by the real zero. Don't judge them, please!

[@jannday2004]

@lucasam524 I'm Brazilian too and I do judge them. Not the ones who steal from empty places, but the ones who are stealing from the rescues and the people who are actually trying to help and save lives. They are stealing from those people, with guns and everything, in a catastrophic situation. This is not humane in any way, so everyone can judge these terrible actions. They are adults, so they can deal with the consequences.

[@briandufoe3719]

Climate migration, yes. Economy migration,yes Saftey migration,yes. Those of the poorer nations want the very same as the rich countries.

[@matheuss886]

The Gaúcho people of Rio Grande do Sul will rebuild their home state with their own hands. They don't need to go anywhere else, and they don't need to migrate. They will once more rebuild their already prosperous home - the most prosperous region of Brazil - and they will triumph.

[@ramonarodriguez149]

​@@matheuss886I agree. Brazil is an enormous and prosperous nation. There is no reason to flee the country.

[@Fusso]

It's mostly migration inside their own country.

[@Alac-er5ne]

@@matheuss886 "the most properous region of Brazil". É impressionante a ignorância e arrogância de vocês. Vai estudar, garoto!

[@LucasHenrique-fu9ok]

​​Respeita a gente​,o sul provou mais uma vez que nao precisa do estado e da iniciativa do governo federal já que boa parte eles mesmo se esforçaram@@Alac-er5ne

[@anthonygnewbreast1609]

Why aren't they realizing that the Brazilian people are losing their own faith.

[@lorihahn3996]

This is NOT a dress rehearsal. These are the END of days. This is the mighty hand of God doing what He said He was going to do.

[@jnaiwalker9245]

You’re making that up.

[@ramonarodriguez149]

​@@jnaiwalker9245Read Revelation. It is the actual textbook.

[@belcbelle2634]

Amen.

[@PSYCOTRONICS]

nice try, but its not yet

[@reddragonliquorstore2410]

Water world

[@mattbrownman6077]

Floods make the properties go up forsale sometimes cheaper

[@713Clayboy]

Our government needs to send Brazil 10 billion dollars. Vote Biden!

[@love4allanimals896]

Stop Big Agriculture from burning down forests in order to build more farms. Animal cruelty is the Hallmark of big AGRICULTURE

[@tellya_69]

Brazil has the most modern agriculture and preserves the rainforest. If this is true, the problem might come from another place. For instance, how much is the carbon footprint of a missile or war jets?

[@matheuss886]

How about the Americans replant their deforested areas? Brazil has its own right to develop itself.

[@love4allanimals896]

@@matheuss886 That is a very good point.

[@love4allanimals896]

@@tellya_69 I am accusing American Big Agriculture ( Not Brazilians) for their GREED in creating factory farms in Brazil, which is the highest contributor to climate change. Animals are abused and suffer tremendously. In America.,, It is against the law to abuse dogs and cats here, but there are no such protections for farm animals on big factory farms. I am not talking about independent Brazilian farmers who are likely more humane than American Big Agriculture.

[@matheuss886]

@@love4allanimals896 But Agro Business is what feeds Brazil. We are proud of our agricultors and if Americans here employ people and feed our country, I have no problem with that.

[@KimberlyCaldwell-xb2if]

I think the people of Brazil should give it one or two more years just to check this won't be every year. After all if they move then they will have another natural disaster to deal with eventually.

[@mtulio6422]

half the state is underwater, and over 150 people died. Do you want them to check?

[@Pixelarter]

And last year a lot of them already lost everything to another big flood. While they were still recovering, this year they were hit by an even worse disaster. You can't expect people to wait to see if they will be hit a third time next year and lose everything again.

[@KimberlyCaldwell-xb2if]

You can't escape weather or earth woes completely everywhere gets something occasionally maybe after thus year Brazil won't flood again for the next 10 years. (I hope)

[@cmdrls212]

A preview of what DeSantis florida will experience. Can't wait to see it.

[@timothydempsey3763]

Interstate 75 River

[@TheDoomWizard]

Yes the scientific reports commissioned by nearly every country on Earth informed us this. We knew this was coming with a warming world.

[@RobertMJohnson]

science cannot predict a single thing about weather and climate in the distant future. the fact that you believe these reports did or could shows how utterly ignorant you are.

[@hera7884]

Why don’t they go to the southern tip of South America? South America almost touches Antarctica, it’s not all hot there are arid regions there too.

[@mtulio6422]

Because nobody wants to go to a poorer country.

[@hera7884]

@@mtulio6422 so you’ll make ours poorer to help yourselves? You’ll ruin our lives to better your own, does that sound fair?

[@Pixelarter]

It's not about heat, It's about ever more extreme weather events. And it's not localized to South America. Look at the recent heat waves that hit Europe and North America, or the unprecedented snow on Texas. Now there's also extreme floods in China, Italy Australia, Brazil, UAE, Saudi Arabia... while other regions are suffering severe draughts. Many regions that are now densely inhabited, will suffer from ever more extreme weather events, that will make life unsustainable. People will be displaced en masse, and a climate crisis is on the way.

[@hera7884]

@@Pixelarter you did it to yourselves!! You’ve been warned since the 70’s. 50 years ago they knew and did nothing, now you want me to do something about it, as if it were my problem.

[@julianasilva6946]

​@@hera7884 who did it to yourselves? What are you talking about?

[@oceanblueheart1472]

Start planting trees. 🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲

[@freeheeler09]

Ocean, what trees would you plant? I’ve planted thousands of trees. But as climate change speeds up, the climate that supports the seedling won’t support the adult tree.

[@oceanblueheart1472]

@@freeheeler091# mesquite trees (fastest most seedling), palm trees (Arabian & Washington) plus native trees.

[@CT-vm4gf]

We did. They are all dead because it hasn’t rained here in 7 months.

[@phoque121]

60% of the country is covered by its original vegetation. What % of the US and Western Europe is covered by its original vegetation?

[@Pixelarter]

Planting trees won't solve climate change. Developed countries need to reduce their carbon emissions abruptly, and live less wasteful lifestyles. The US alone is responsible for a quarter of total cumulative CO2 emissions since the 1700. If the whole planet lived like the US, we would need 5 planet Earths to be sustainable.

[@v.a.993]

Bosanaro was hostile to the climate/environmental concerns.

[@deborahdaniel9791]

Bolsanaro

[@phoque121]

That's part of the reason why he lost his bid for reelection in 2022

[@dresirednix]

I'm totally against Bolsonaro but Lula ain't doing much either...

[@mtulio6422]

Bolsonaro was hostile to NGOs and denied to give money to them. So fires start to happen...

[@phoque121]

@@dresirednix He is, though. Deforestation went down 30% in 2023 alone

[@lionr1470]

Save and use the water.

[@lucasam524]

the water is contaminated, many of who are doing rescue are sick

[@lionr1470]

@@lucasam524 Endless circulation of drinking water on Earth is all from the wisdom of the Creator.

[@lionr1470]

@@lucasam524 It is certain that this water is much better for agriculture than the human waste water that goes through filtration and don't invent diseases out of your wild imagination

[@lucasam524]

@@lionr1470 are u kidding me?

[@lionr1470]

@@lucasam524 If there is no bread eat cakes and if there is no water drink wine Or better yet tell you to drink lemonade so you might understand

[@patricksmart5673]

We need more lockdowns. I suggest two lockdowns per year. A week in midsummer and a week in midwinter. the only problem is that incidents like this are soon forgotten and normal competitive over consumption resumes. We need to slow down.

[@Rnankn]

Factor in the cost of damages and harms caused by capital accumulation, and the rich owe the poor probably more than they have. But average everyone out at equal, and i’m sure we can get along.

[@ericavendanio4540]

I think its too late to stop or reduce the effect of climate change we are nearing almost in the middle part of climate change..the best way would be is to moved somewhere with a higher sea level....

[@dentalnovember]

Vespa! Vespa! Princess of the Druids. A Drewish princess.

[@gnappibr]

Vespa means hornet!!!

[@paulorocha9301]

Six continents???...as far as I know there are only five inhabited continents, plus the uninhabited Antarctica.

[@Mouse_Metal]

Maybe they count South America and North America as separate continents?

[@paulorocha9301]

@@Mouse_Metal It seems so...or pure ignorance, so we are going to divide every continent into South and North, transforming it into ten continents.

[@Mouse_Metal]

@@paulorocha9301 It is not that absurd with Americas considering they are physically separated by Panama canal and they were connected just by a narrow line of land before that, so the ecosystems, fauna and flora are mostly separated. Europe and Asia are considered separated continents, and they are physically connected and the fauna and flora is much more similar.

[@jking6736]

Climate changes in real and news organizations should strive to be neutral on climate change they should have given equal time to experts into climate denial

[@melvyncalderon5606]

Rainy season, every year, erosion and deforestation.

[@rogeriopenna9014]

There is no rain season in Rio Grande do Sul.. And the state is 3/4 grasslands by area

[@easyb622]

This is going to happen all over the world. it comes to water, there is so much you can do, especially if you live near the ocean.

[@joaosampaio4039]

the majority of earth population live near the ocean

[@RobertMJohnson]

"this" ? floods are new?

[@RebeccaTurner-ny1xx]

Like the criminal response to the COVID-19 pandemic and the drive toward a nuclear World War III, the climate crisis is a consequence of the capitalist system of production that prioritizes private profit over human life and the preservation of the planet itself. Systems for mitigating and preventing environmental disasters have been abandoned in the interests of austerity and militarization in one country after another. And the effects of climate change are only just beginning. A report by the renowned National Institute for Space Research (INPE) published last November showed that rainfall in Rio Grande do Sul could increase by between 20 and 60 percent over the next 30 years, depending on the region of the state. Similar scenarios are predicted for every country in the world. Addressing such foretold tragedies requires the expropriation of the world’s ruling elite and the allocation of vast resources to coordinate a science-based global response to the climate crisis. This can only be achieved through worldwide action by the international working class.

[@cookiescream6627]

IF WE CONTROL THE WEATHER NOW. This makes sense . Im pretty sure theres a pyramid near by or something 😂

[@v.a.993]

Half a million people displaced? Wow. That is very sad. In Brazil are there are lot of relocation options? Probably not.

[@juanjacobomoracerecero6604]

Brazil is massive, the majority of this people will move to other states whitin Brazil

[@rogeriopenna9014]

Half a million are homeless WHILE the flooding perdues. Most will return to their homes.

[@mtulio6422]

The right question should be: These people have money to choose a relocation option?

[@v.a.993]

@@mtulio6422 there is no right question. Just questions. Just ask questions.

[@RobertMJohnson]

1/2 a million is less than .01% of earth's population

[@karollavine4052]

Uneducated people saying that the flooding is caused by them cutting tree😂 pathetic the world will have those events everywhere laught today tomorrow can be in your city

[@marlongoncalvesdias502]

CHEGOU O MOMENTO DO CAPITALISMO PARAR DE VALORIZAR O DINHEIRO, E PASSAR A VALORIZAR A VIDA E A NATUREZA. CHEGA DE CAPITAL FINANCEIRO AÇIMA DE TUDO.

[@user-hy3vp5kp1o]

Judgment Day!

[@marklogan3813]

Food. AID, INFRASTRUCTURE EVALUATION. LONG TERM CONSTRUCTION BUILDING .

[@prahfetts825]

I bet you have many strong earthquakes to come

[@Tony-kq6py]

By volume, the dry air in Earth's atmosphere is about 78.08 percent nitrogen, 20.95 percent oxygen, and 0.93 percent argon, adding up to 99.96 percent. A brew of trace gases accounts for the other approximately 0.04 percent, including the greenhouse gases carbon dioxide, methane, nitrous oxide and ozone. To think that a small increase (200 parts per million in the last hundred years) of carbon dioxide would affect the weather is absurd.

[@blackrocks8413]

too funny...the climatekooks come out when a river risers

[@thedel775]

Start to mitigate climate change.....LOL See her face while saying it.....yeah right...as if that's going to happen 😅

[@RobertMJohnson]

oil and gas and coal are GROWTH industries, fool

[@whiteangel_ph]

We can never escape the wrath gods power.the only way is repentance to all of our sins come to our lord king jesus..

[@rogeriopenna9014]

Thanks Biden, but I rather not. China can help us, since they will invest in infra-structure and trade deals. Much better than simply sending some alms our way that won´t solve anything and at the same time will make many Americans angry about sending money to poor countries. (and I agree with them).

[@byronkacheris5781]

Geoengineering

[@JdeC1994]

(0:05) BRA-zil, not BUR-zil! 🙄🙄 (1:00) PRO-fes-or, not PER-fes-or! 🙄🙄 (1:17) PRE-dict-ing, not PER-dict-ing! 🙄🙄

[@arthurr.2694]

As a brazilian, i must say that there is so much paranoia over this event. There is so much talk about climate change when, in reality, this flood was mostly caused due to a lack of proper infrastructure, which is sadly a common phenomenon throughout the country. Nonsense over man-made concepts such as "climate migration" to further spark fear onto people doesn't help, either.

[@criscryspy]

its called GEO-ENGINEERING, LOOK IT UP. its real.

[@martinegan7194]

Brazil should have not cut down the rain forest.Bad karma.

[@edy45ddante63]

u r stupid!

[@elainesantos3823]

😂😂😂 pelo jeito mais um que não sabe de nada.

[@YasminSilva-bz4ch]

What rainforest? It's still there

[@silverdamascus2023]

Even if climate change caused this, a similar flood happened in 1941, the brazilian government had 83 years to prepare for this, and they didn't. And they still claim that we should be grateful to the government, and that we need more government.

[@user-os4jq6wj5o]

😂😂😂

[@CarlCrazy19]

Scrub New off New Mexico and send everyone there

[@Jmjmjmjmjmjmjmjmjmjmjm1]

New Mexico is awesome. Give them Kansas or Iowa.

[@williamtomkiel8215]

@@Jmjmjmjmjmjmjmjmjmjmjm1 plenty of open space in Wyoming and Idaho

[@Jmjmjmjmjmjmjmjmjmjmjm1]

@@williamtomkiel8215 Stop giving away good states.

[@kansasgoldilocks]

How about they go wherever it is you are Carl Crazy.

[@AlbertBormant]

The last thing this country needs is more poor desperate people.

[@DG-hw8it]

Jungle equals biohazard! 👎

[@rogeriopenna9014]

What jungles? In Rio Grande do Sul state? The state is 3/4 grasslands. And right now there is frost in half of the state. Negative temperatures, in Celsius, tomorrow in the northeast if the state

[@YasminSilva-bz4ch]

Who said there is a Jungle in RS? Go study geography

[@tapubiswas4458]

its normal Couse AMAZON IS DYING.

[@mtulio6422]

The fool see Brazil on title and start to blame a forest 2500 miles away from the floods. genius

[@YasminSilva-bz4ch]

As always, Americans are bad at geography, the Amazon rainforest is miles away, it has no relation

[@tapubiswas4458]

@@mtulio6422 You think climate change is controlled by borders. PREFECT EXAMPLES OF GREAT HYPOCRASY FELLID WITH GREED AND DINAYAL MENATALITY.

[@erich84502b]

But what about global whining

[@sergio2796]

It's just another alert from the Lord above. It's the nature crying out to call the people and nations to convert their hearts to Him. It will grow worse as time goes by. 😢

[@beebechanne]

Yeah the Year 2024 is in the hands of God. Yes look at the Bible the Year 24 so the number 24 is in gospel MARK 14:24 which announces the "SHED BLOOD of OUR LORD" yeah it also comes with the time time 24/7. What I'm texting is the YEAR 24 is a BLOOD PROTECTION of Our LORD JESUS. Basically in my prayers what do Prayer Warriors do because it's automatic a BLOOD PROTECTION Year 2024/7 Do we pray for the YEAR 2025 to come in faster It's going to I believe be a tough Endtime experience in year 2024 M.

[@samhampton9139]

You guys making up new words now? - "climate migration?"

[@MichaelDeHaven]

All words are made up. But this is a decades old one. Even the US Department of Defense has been warning about this for over 20 years.

[@Cmunic8]

Like “woke”

[@Donnie-ng9tb]

Been around for awhile now . Hotter every year for at least the last decade.

[@joaosampaio4039]

must be new for you.

[@RobertMJohnson]

@@Donnie-ng9tb that must be why we had record snow across the entire north american western continent a year ago

[@brianpeterson754]

USA 🇺🇸 is the place to be!

[@YasminSilva-bz4ch]

No thanks

[@mjackson7809]

As our hearts are heavy for our nation, may we never lose sight of the fact that our hope lies in God. One day, every knee shall bow and every tongue confess that You are Lord (Romans 14:11; Philippians 2:10-11). You are our only hope. Please forgive us for placing our trust in government, political ideology, comfort, and financial security. By Υour power Lord, teach us to live with the knowledge that heaven is our citizenship (Philippians 3:20).

[@PeterSramka]

You live in a fantasy world that is not real.

[@FreedaPeeple-in2mn]

Religion is evil. Believe in yourself.

[@ramonarodriguez149]

​@@PeterSramkaYou will see God and know

[@PeterSramka]

@@ramonarodriguez149 No. I won’t. And neither will you.

[@ramonarodriguez149]

@@PeterSramka We will see. 🙏

[@causeimapunkrocker01]

If they only knew the feedback loops that have started by 2024. Our only hope is for Aliens to save us cause we sure as climate change, can't save ourselves.