Most Powerful Forces on Earth: Heatwaves | Fatal Forecast | Free Documentary

[@lim8581]

The urgency of addressing the heatwave crisis is crystal clear in this documentary. It's a stark reminder of the consequences of climate change. Thank you for shedding light on this critical issue and encouraging us to take action to protect our planet.

[@TaurusWitch29]

And yet the only thing most people leaving comments on other comments is "it'd go away if you just repent and take Jesus into your heart" and it's like, no...? That's not the reason? 😂

[@LK-pc4sq]

@@TaurusWitch29 ignore religion. They are to brain washed to know this is Atmospheric and Ocean Physics in action caused by over population, green house gas emissions and deforestation and animal agriculture.

[@FAS1948]

Neurodiversity awareness: be very careful about adding music while people are speaking because you may make it inaccessible to those of us who cannot cope with multiple sensory inputs.

[@Azrael-xdd]

Skill issue

[@samirmandal5741]

Humans will only act when it's too late. We are melting ice caps to feed our industries, mainly the silicon-producing ones. The greed needs to stop. Our attitude also needs to change along with government policies.

[@clebfelm4170]

The greed of will never stop

[@lauralafauve5520]

It is governments and world corporations that are the major problems. People don't like it , but only those who can take time off from work, and are willing to meet with violence from police and possible incarceration are able to protest.

[@LandscaperGarry]

That is what needs to happen- but won't.

[@lifeeasier3462]

I just watched “Kiss The Ground” on Netflix. Especially on desertification and the documentaries on all the forest fires especially in Maui and California. We are so vulnerable on the ground. I started planting more in my garden. If everybody plants a tree instead of more and more concrete, we could make a difference.

[@williebeamish5879]

Carcentric societies have destroyed us.

[@RienenTrudieBakker]

There isn't a climate crissis.The globalists create the Wheather.It's climatechange.Tere is a warming-up off 0,0000036.IT's normal.

[@christinearmington]

Watching this in July 2023 I’m thinking we probably need another documentary. 🥺🔥🚨

[@StopTh3Idiots]

about solar storms and how it affects the increasing temperature on earth

[@bornyesterday21]

... i think you're right.

[@GdpJapan]

If we live to make it.

[@mscottmiracle1396]

Maybe someone with a commitment to the truth could make the next one.

[@darrelvega3001]

Lol why??? This is a hint of truth mixed with so many lies! You really think that technology is going to save us, or that our world leaders really care about the environment that they themselves are destroying way faster than every human alone on this planet? Please you need to look up and see what’s going on and understand that they have been trying to mitigate the damage done so they can continue to loot, plunder, and pillage!! It’s now catching up faster than they anticipated and that’s the reason why they are quickly rushing to destabilize everything so they can push EVERYONE to their One World Digital Currency. We don’t need another video about what’s going on now. We need to stand up and ask why are we allowing them to destroy the planet for financial gains.

[@richardstephens3642]

I'm afraid it is too late we should have started saving the planet a hundred years ago, now it'll take a few thousand years for the planet to recover and she doesn't want US around to delay that recovery

[@trmon8890]

Hypothermia is a medical emergency that occurs when your body loses heat faster than it can produce heat, causing a dangerously low body temperature. Normal body temperature is around 98.6 F (37 C). Hypothermia (hi-poe-THUR-me-uh) occurs as your body temperature falls below 95 F (35 C). Heatstroke is a life-threatening condition that happens when your body temperature rises above 104 degrees Fahrenheit (40 degrees Celsius). It’s usually the result of overexertion in hot, humid conditions. Symptoms can include confusion, seizures or loss of consciousness. Untreated, heatstroke can lead to organ failure, a coma or death.

[@lauralafauve5520]

@@trmon8890 good facts that can't be stated too many times. Thank you.

[@lovisstewart2128]

Big up from Jamaica mankind is in trouble indeed

[@DopamineDecor]

What ever happened to cross ventilation? Architects used to design houses that had cool breezes flowing through when the windows were open.

[@grantandrew619]

yes that is the best action to cool the planet

[@sharonsloan]

Houses in temperate places like the UK need to start thinking about shade for windows during hot summers. Our houses are built with bigger windows to let more sunlight in during winter, but during heatwaves that turns out houses into ovens. I've natural shade from trees at the front of the house, which is a good 4-5c cooler than the back of the house (no shade). We also make sure the doors and windows stay open to cool upstairs in particular.

[@edwigcarol4888]

This is my experience from year to year that qualities of a house and its direct surroundings makes a great deal in preventing the rooms to get hot. My house was build in 1900. Trees around and the near earth-embankment of the railway keep it cool. I literally live in a very local micro-climate. As I live on the ground floor , there are up to 5 degrees Celsius difference between my home and the street! I love this house in the hot summers.

[@elisabethcuriel]

​@@grantandrew619😅😅😅

[@seismixx]

not in this economy!

[@josephchandra97]

Excellent scientific documentary on a potentially fatal global problem today. Those of us who live in tropical countries like me and are acclimatized to extreme heat in the summer season of every year are bewildered to see heatwave scorching even the temperate regions on earth. This summer right from April 2023 to July 2023 has been unbearable in parts of India where the South West Monsoon rains have not cooled the sun cooked parts of my country. Global Warming and Climate Change needs no more evidence than what we are experiencing right now.

[@janebrown7231]

Well said.

[@CT-vm4gf]

Yes, a person denying climate change is a person with their head buried in the sand.

[@smelltheglove2038]

We are still in an ice age. The temperatures are below what they’ve been historically. It’s a fraud. A way to control easily manipulated people into doing what the powers that be want.

[@tiffanym4202]

The film mentioned trees and transpiration followed by a picture of pastures rimmed by trees. Those pastures were once forests. We've been clearing forests bit by bit since the agricultural age kicked in and that greatly intensified during the industrial revolution and into today. It isn't just fossil fuels that are causing climate change. Few would argue that the earth would be heating up even if humans didn't exist, albeit, maybe a tad slower. The film also mentions the increase in industrial pollution as a contributing factor. Look at how society always wants the newest fad. We are a wasteful species. Few products are made to last anymore. And lastly, and I haven't seen this mentioned in any documentary, people actually cut down the trees that shade their homes to install solar panels! We are not addressing the problems, just making them worse.

[@garlandstyle5797]

Totally agree. :)

[@smelltheglove2038]

“Green” energy is far more destructive than oil and gas.

[@SilverSrfer]

my age is 35 years and in my entire life I never experienced the hottest day as yesterday 18/07/2023. it was extreme day in Asia.

[@sputumtube]

Sorry to hear about your plight in Asia. Here in the UK we had a taste of similar heatwaves last year when temperatures exceeded 40c for about a week. It was unimaginably awful. Perhaps you could could do what I did and sit with your feet in water/ice cubes and definitely drink plenty of water too. I also bought a portable air conditioning unit which helped a little. Good luck.

[@maxgoodman5831]

Where exactly in Asia?

[@voidisyinyangvoidisyinyang885]

@@maxgoodman5831 just left to the Pagoda by the Banyan tree on the south side of Indochina.

[@Métamorphosium]

From an island South West Indian Ocean no winter this year 2023 . Last summer was very hot .🥵🥵

[@Métamorphosium]

@@voidisyinyangvoidisyinyang885 under the Banyan tree is the best to refresh

[@RickB50SS]

The world can't even agree on Celcius or Farenheight temp scale.

[@grantandrew619]

wrong. the world has agreed. America and a few other "slow" countries have decided to remain in the past.

[@eastfrisian_88]

I remember the heatwave of 2003 very well. My father turned 50 in the middle of the heatwave and we had a party with a big buffet in the local pub at lunchtime. I was 15 and we were all dressed very officially and then the air conditioning in the restaurant broke down when it was 34 degrees outside. We all lost our appetite 😂 We had temperatures of 29-34 degrees for a fortnight, between 18-22 degrees at night. A very dry heat, incredibly rare and unusual in north-west Germany. Drained swamp areas were on fire and my room was under the roof, where the heat built up incredibly, it was almost unbearable. 2018 and 2019 were also very bad and there was a lot of humidity for weeks, it wasn't really cooling down at night and my flat only has south-facing windows and no air conditioning. Unfortunately, I will probably have to buy a mobile air conditioning unit in the future. 😵‍💫

[@nottenvironmental6208]

Economic collapse coming from current policy. Exponentially accelerating changing climate is here but denied by our insane governance

[@gardenzenlife5942]

Watching this in July2024 and thinking we definitely need another documentary

[@isaachunt5799]

Too many of us. Too many of us want everything. The planet is doomed. withn 600 years the entire planet will be a ball of fire.

[@sujansundas955]

That's true because of greed people want more of this more of that more of never ending more. If you have Jesus Christ in your heart trusting HIM as Savior of our sins and Lord of our life you have no worries because those who let Jesus Christ came into their heart, we will be with HIM in paradise forever and ever. Did you know that even death conquered by Jesus Christ when He died on the Cross of Calvary? John 1:12, John 3:16-17. Romans 3:23, Romans 6:23, Romans 5:8, Revelation 3:20. God bless you and prayers that you will believe Jesus Christ by faith.

[@voidisyinyangvoidisyinyang885]

@@sujansundas955 This book presents a critical evaluation of the doctrine of the Trinity, tracing its development and investigating the intellectual, philosophical and theological background that shaped this influential doctrine of Christianity. Despite the centrality of Trinitarian thought to Christianity and its importance as one of the fundamental tenets that differentiates Christianity from Judaism and Islam, the doctrine is not fully formulated in the canon of Christian scriptural texts. Instead, it evolved through the conflation of selective pieces of scripture with the philosophical and religious ideas of ancient Hellenistic milieu. Marian Hillar analyzes the development of Trinitarian thought during the formative years of Christianity from its roots in ancient Greek philosophical concepts and religious thinking in the Mediterranean region. He identifies several important sources of Trinitarian thought heretofore largely ignored by scholars, including the Greek middle-Platonic philosophical writings of Numenius and Egyptian metaphysical writings and monuments representing divinity as a triune entity. Why is this account of the development of doctrine from the Logos to the Trinity so critically important in our time? Because the public, as well as scholars, seems largely ignorant of the profound shifts in thinking which occurred when the essentially Jewish faith of New Testament times became severed from its roots and succumbed to the distorting influence of neo-Platonism. The churches have in general turned a blind eye to the somewhat embarrassing fact that a very strong pagan Greek influence adversely affected the Christian faith as it emerged after apostolic times. Marian Hillar is perhaps the first to put his finger on the detail of just how Biblical Christianity's decline into a philosophical form of religion came about. He shows us that the middle-Platonist Numenius quite evidently exhibits an extraordinary affinity with the thinking of the second-century Christian apologist, Justin Martyr. The mid-second century marks the transition, via a mishandling of John's logos teaching, from one theological paradigm to a new and very different one. By stages the unitary monotheism of Jesus and the apostles became the complex construction of the nature of God as Trinity. Now that this scholar has laid bare the evidence, we are all more able to reevaluate our own positions vis-a-vis Christianity as it originally stemmed from Jesus himself. Building on this ubiquitous understanding, Pythagoras (570 b. c. e), a noted theologian and philosopher, taught the “cosmological principles, Monad, Dyad and Harmony” (7). Hillar labels this a “trinity” which corresponds to the moral philosophy of Goodness, Truth and Beauty. (10). Men of that era believed these principles controlled the Universe and were a “philosophy of immanent order” (8). Hillar next discusses several philosophers who added concepts to the accepted philosophical thought on Logos. Among them was Alemaeon of Croton, who mingled the idea of Logos with medicine, thereby setting the precedent for the development of the Hippocratic Oath (9,10). Other early disciples included Heraclitus of Ephesus who equated “Mind” with Logos by discussing the force of Logos/Mind in creation, and Anaxagoras of Clazomenae who thought “Mind” more an impersonal force (11). The philosopher, Xenocrates of Chalcedon (d. 314 b. c. e.), agreed with Pythagoras and Plato that numbers represent universal regularities and melded “the ideal with the mathematical” (22). And, “Xenocrates philosophy constitutes an important transition to Middle Platonism” (22). Xenocrates discussed the ideal in terms of the three perfect triangles: equilateral, representing unity; isosceles, representing unity and variety; and scalene representing “descending souls with material elements” (23), i. e., human beings. Adding to this foundation, the Stoics of the third century b. c. e. developed the thought on Logos which became the accepted teaching of early Christians. The Stoics taught that the principle of Logos governed the structure of the world. It was a “celestial fire, intelligent breath” (26). They believed several “world cycles began and ended with fire” (31), and that warm, intelligent breath, pneuma, held the elements of the universe together. The equivalent Hebrew concept of Logos, davar, was considered to be “the speech of God”. It is often seen in the Old Testament as “And God said,” (36). From this Hillar directs the reader in a discussion of the Hebrew personification of Wisdom, and subsequently of the union of Logos and Wisdom in John 1. Philo (20 b .c. e-50 c. e.), another philosopher of importance, added significantly to the theological underpinnings of Christianity. Philo used allegory to interpret Hebrew religious traditions. In this manner he looked for hidden meaning in the text and read back into it new interpretation (45). This method had implications for Philo’s thoughts on Logos. Philo “fused Greek philosophical concepts with Hebrew religious thought” (55), providing more intellectual foundation for the acceptance of Christian writings than was produced in the first and second centuries. Hillar believes that Philo spent more time developing his ideas on Logos than on his other intellectual interests. For example, Philo defined Logos as “utterance of God” and “divine mind” (56), “the agent of creation and transcendent power” (57), “Universal bond and immanent reason” (60), “the immanent Mediator” (62), and the “Angel of the Lord which is the Revealer of God” (63). In guiding the reader toward understanding the development of thought leading to the trinity, Hillar elaborates regarding the messianic tradition of the Jews in which eschatological and apocalyptic themes were emphasized in Judaic writings, worship and culture. The Jews believed God acts on behalf of the righteous of Israel (102). Further, the ideas of messianic and apocalyptic eschatology were carried through to Hellenistic Christian thought. “Christianity” was first an early Jewish messianic movement (112). Members were first identified as “Nazoraeans” before being called “Christians” because their Messiah would be a Nazarene as stated in Matthew 2:23 (114). In the historical journey of discovery guided by Hillar’s research, the reader is next given a thorough tour of the works of Justin Martyr. Martyr was influenced by Numenius’ Middle Platonic thought on the soul (148), and also by his thought on Logos as First God and Second God (147). To Martyr belongs the distinction of being the first church father to label the theological ideas of Pythagoras, the Monad, Dyad and Harmony, as “triad”. This is significant because it was the Latin layman, Tertullian, who finally translated “triad” to the Latin trinitas, or “trinity”.

[@mari3602]

Agreed. Yet all governments talk about is economic growth and larger immigration to make more stuff and increase their taxation base.

[@vsstdtbs3705]

your right, men have lost their rights to put their wives down. Traditionally they were his property. Today women dominate voting so there is bias custody, employment and healthcare laws. Also womens rights, human rights, immigration rights, so there is 8 billion.

[@WychardNL]

Painting roads white and making roofs "green" by planting plants on roofs would help a lot to reduce the rural "heat bubble".

[@Menoetia]

What would likely help more is to open up more space to plant trees. A few studies done in the last 2-3 years, to figure out why neighborhoods just a few streets apart were hotter or cooler discovered this: areas with more open green space and trees, specifically, stayed a few degrees cooler on average than places that were (in comparison) mostly cement and asphalt.

[@darrelvega3001]

Lol wow.. why don’t you start with GeoEngineering first.

[@ryandelatte3294]

Reflective roofing would be better than green roofing and would last longer. Use your yard as a medium for growth like I do. Don’t cut your grass and allow trees to grow when you see them arise. I have 6 new trees on my property that would have never grown otherwise if I cut my lawn like most Americans

[@grantandrew619]

paint on roads makes them slippery, the colour would need to be IN the surface material. It is not easy to plant roofs that slope more than 15 degrees. Plus you mean, the urban heat bubble, not the rural.

[@TheVkaz]

the end has begun already

[@JusticeAlways]

Watching this in Georgia...no electricity for 2 days. No AC is not fun. A storm tore up electric power poles.

[@rafalbuijs5061]

Because the dumb founded US gov thinks it is a good Idea to have power lines not in the ground but in high on pole.

[@lovisstewart2128]

Big up from Jamaica you to install a solar system for backup because in times like these the grid is not dependible

[@roycarter2797]

They never mentioned the effect of animal agriculture on the environment and climate. And as we loose more arable land and the population goes up it will have an exponential negative impact as we try to feed the planet with an outdated food system that is more destructive than any other human endeavor.

[@ChickpeatheTortie]

They like to remain 'Comfortably Unaware' :-/

[@ChickpeatheTortie]

Yes they never ever do

[@everythingsunderthesun7337]

April 30,2024 Now were experiencing this im from southeast asia philippines..today 2:30pm 51'c is too hot in my place

[@ikennamadueke9131]

I live in Dallas Texas and we have been getting weather of over 110 to 120 Fahrenheit about 42 Celsius over the past 1 month and continuing. It is terrible

[@FreeDocumentary]

I know. I’m from the States and follow news closely.

[@jillennis1883]

I live in Fort Worth, Texas, it is 107 degrees today🌡. Over 30 days of triple digits.. totally insane for sure😮.

[@michaelschiessl8357]

​@@jillennis1883yep in Arlington 109 today..I'm over it.

[@tamekiaakins29]

Here in Louisiana too im 3 hours from Dallas

[@Jogie100]

This should be mandatory viewing. The 1st step to change is awareness. Awareness in EVERYONE! Including elected officials

[@TaurusWitch29]

Right, they just scream "repent, repent" and it's like no? The last video I was watching from this channel had all these comments about how we need God and its like, hunny, that's not the problem? It's the ignorance and blatant disregard for the planet and the things we're doing to it.

[@kellyshomemadekitchen]

I’ll never forget the heatwave Ohio got summer of 88. I was 14 at the time growing up on a cattle and horse farm. NC farmers were nice enough to donate hay to Ohio farmers. My Dad even got his picture on the front page loading bales of hay on his big log truck. When he got it home, I had a heat stroke helping him unload it into our barn.

[@voidisyinyangvoidisyinyang885]

Jul 25, 2023 Arizona has reported a spike in patients burnt due to falling on Asphalt. Meanwhile, wildfires continue to rage in Greece. Priyanka Sharma brings you the details.

[@cintiapollock2486]

Oh I remember that it was all over the news that summer wow you were young to have a heat stroke 🥵

[@grantandrew619]

Americans only seem capable of talking to Americans. there is a whole world outside your little borders

[@smelltheglove2038]

@@cintiapollock2486probably because he had heat exhaustion. Heat stroke is rare. Also, the cold kills far more people each year than the heat. Also, the forest fires are caused by people lighting fires, not 100 degree temperatures.

[@frankstone3809]

I believe we need to start looking at developing underground housing.

[@georgehagstrom1461]

The traditional life style and it's consumption economy is energy dependent. An ecological lifestyle is totally different. Encouraging and more fun.

[@lifeeasier3462]

After experiencing the heat wave in Florida a couple years back, I am terrified!!!! And that was 102 degrees. 130 degrees is insane!

[@LynxStarAuto]

With our humidity 🥵

[@Mike80528]

More people need to be terrified. We've entered a vicious feedback cycle of energy usage (let alone climate feedback loops). The higher heat increases our reliance on electricity for cooling driving every more energy usage. At some point the system will break and many thousands will die...it is only a matter of time now...

[@trmon8890]

Las Vegas has high temps 120 f in the summer and then ad in the urban heat effect and it's even higher. The scary part is your sweat evaporates and you dehydrate faster without even realizing it.

[@ruthmartinez4798]

Florida heat Hot 🔥🥵🔥🥵 120 we older adults can't take so much heat feeling sick 🤢 exhausted feeling tire can't even go outside drink a lot of water stay safe ❤❤❤😅

[@roughroadrunner88]

Health must be on top to take on extreme weathers

[@malectric]

We are living in a new age - he age of annually set new records in recorded history just about everywhere. In New Zealand, increasing windspeeds, flooding events, atmospheric rivers and summer temperature records etc. etc. The telling factor is the increasing frequency of radical events. And sustained heat is a particular problem. You can always put on more clothing if it's cold but there is little you can do if it is really hot. Air conditioning is self-defeating. Not only does it consume more energy but it pumps heat from indoors to the outdoor environment contributing to the warmth outside. What a wonderful world the young of today have been bequeathed by us. I wonder whether any will mount an annual pilgrimage to dance on the graves of oil company moguls and politicians.

[@tinyfrog919]

👍

[@jasonolinger7585]

I remember he climate activists told us in 2012 that we had 5 years until we all dried up and the oceans would rise 20 ft taking the beach front houses around the world with it, meanwhile, wealthy people still buy beach front houses to this day and insurance companies still insure them. I think the truth is somewhere in the middle, as always.

[@MattyEngland]

Yep, Al Gore and his BS.

[@joshwescott9809]

I remember being taught early in school (late 80s) that acid rain was going to kill us all before 2000. Its hard to fully take scientists serious when there's been so many doomsday scenarios since the 1970s plus.

[@OkRelic_3388]

The truth is we’re all gonna be dead before the worst arrives. It’s our great great grandchildren that are gonna be saying wtf!!

[@LadyAdakStillStands]

And middle-class buys the damaged property, fixes it to code, insures it and after the next (expected, anticipated, predicted) disaster, they become "new" millionaires. Rinse repeat. Greed. Another way to legally create wealth.

[@JusticeAlways]

Nobody really knows.

[@LarryLaird-if6sc]

Humans are responsible for helping the planet to get warmer and we shall see more extreme weather events to come. Great video and I hope this video will change the way we see ourselves in responsibility for this change in our future.

[@RONIN-n5q]

When people were protesting about the effects of 5G the media called them crazy. You will boil to death but at least you got faster internet!! Well done humanity.

[@MiškoM-t4i]

You must be MAGA

[@terenceiutzi4003]

And cold injury kill 20 times as many people. We are now having seniors die of hypothermia in their homes because they can't afford to heat them.

[@felixfynn-prah9932]

The cost of living is spiralling out of control because those who produce fossil fuel want to put a dent in out pockets so there won't enough money to invest in green energy, hence if the temperature increases less money will be spent on heating our homes, this seems to be the plan of the few instead of heating now money has to be spent on refrigeration and air conditioning.

[@gardeningwithkirk]

❤❤I love watching these videos ❤❤

[@snebis]

This has been the most prolonged heat wave in the world especially in India this year in 2024. The spring season doesn't come anymore. For 4 straight months unable to go outside for a joyride during daytime.

[@scottstone948]

Gee I guess if we had listened to Al Gore 20 years ago, and let him assume the Presidency, that he won, then we might hsve had a chance.

[@LandscaperGarry]

Just think of 2200...no humans can survive by then, which isn't that far away.

[@angh18]

@@LandscaperGarry Very optomistic, verging on hope comment. We'll be gone well before 2200. 2040/60 is more the years of our demise.

[@sifridbassoon]

I live in Dallas. The condo I used to live in had large windows and sliding doors facing west (what architect thought up THAT smart idea?). In the afternoon the heat would get terrible. I went to Home Depot and got a couple of rolls of radient barrier (that shiny silver foil like stuff) and made hangings that I could tack up over the windows and doors (the doors and windows had blinds over them, so you couldn't see the hangings from inside. It was amazing the difference it made.

[@muhammaddanial212k]

More people around the world should take step to fix this issue on priority

[@johnalver]

This is been so f****** hot lately!

[@jeffzebert4982]

If we warm the Earth by 5 degrees C. or more, then we will all have to become nocturnal; since the daytime will be MUCH TOO HOT! Oh, and our daytime sleeping quarters will have to be at least 20 feet underground; that way, we won't be wasting energy by air-conditioning said sleeping quarters.

[@nurasni56]

To us in Indonesia, 92+ F is considered normal😊

[@LadyAdakStillStands]

In Washington State 🇺🇸, 65° F is considered average. 90° F and up only lasts a few weeks July-Aug!

[@Menoetia]

Except... your infrastructure is built to handle it. If Indonesia had homes built like the UK, Canada, northern US, and northern Europe? 92F would become pretty deadly. Hell, even the more southerly parts of some countries, with homes built FOR the heat, are struggling with these record-smashing temps because nothing was built for WEEKS of 38C heat.

[@thevindictive6145]

Errrr that's for now, in a few years its gonna be much higher like 130. Be prepared.

[@gcb4763]

In Indonesia it's very humid, but the people have ways of adapting without it being too expensive. I haven't been able to do that yet, just as Indonesians find 10 celcius very cold.

[@cristinehoffman482]

Will you do a documentary on how war contributes to climate change?

[@Michael_swc]

😢this will be a nightmare.

[@mostawesome9610]

In Jamaica right now it is suffering hot with no rain 🌧️. Trees are drying up

[@nicolatesla5786]

Yeah I'm sorry you're going through that you're close to the equator you might want to think about emigrating

[@Nottherebutthere]

The interesting thing is that now, 20 years after the Paris heatwave that killed so many, the temps from 2003 are a yearly occurance. We are getting habituated to them, and they are not now so deadly. Unfortunately, they are now just getting worse, and we will not be able to evolve fast enough to outlive them.

[@petercricket]

there are people who are 95 and have never seen this kind of heat before..

[@grantandrew619]

Habituated is NOT evolution and evolving is not any part of this problem or solution

[@loumoon7660]

This was back when scientists were still positive and hopeful

[@CT-vm4gf]

I sure wouldn’t want to be a future generation, living in the dump left by previous generations.

[@roberthornack1692]

Future generations? Isn't this the problem! Too many generations create too much heat!

[@vsstdtbs3705]

too much population create too much heat Men have lost their rights to put down their wives. Traditionally they are his property. Today most voters are women, so bias custody, employment and healthcare laws for them. Also womens rights, human rights, immigration rights, so we have 8 billion people.

[@sifridbassoon]

would have been nice if there had been a link to the study mentioned in the beginning.

[@MarkYoung-l8f]

When scientists say the Earth will warm by 3'c by 2060 that is not the temperatures we will see. They mean the Global Average Temperature (GAT) which is representative of Sea Surface Temperature (SST). Land temperature will be 2-4x that temperature increase. So 3'c will be 6-12'c on many land areas.

[@lonnywilliams7523]

1998 we had over 70days over a 100° in Texas

[@peterthomas5792]

There will only be real progress on this when survival in the future is more important than profit in the present.

[@gilberttello08]

Hello from Philippines

[@vsstdtbs3705]

hello from budgeiwaka.

[@artcats88]

Everyone was on holiday!!! Of course they were!!!! 😢

[@deruntergangvannederland1868]

Its already to late , just watch what will happen in the next 10 years.

[@garlandstyle5797]

Automobile emissions aren't the leading cause of CO2 and Methane rises. Do a little more research my friends and you'll find the leader in that area. Nicely done video. Thank you.

[@DesGardius-me7gf]

“Hazard pay? Man, I should be getting _humidity_ pay!” -a random Universal Petroleum Merc from _Mercenaries 2: World in Flames_

[@theamerican7080]

We all know what an educated, factual comment will only bring censorship so...we just have to start keeping the money to ourselves.

[@stacey7529]

We had a heatwave warning yesterday for the next 4 days 😂

[@scottperine9820]

Can't get my head around how these scientists figure all this out ??? Could there be a power greater that created this be regulating it ?

[@intrinsictoreazoning]

That was then. Nowadays is worst! It's sep 3 and it hasn't decreased in San Diego. Still restless nights of humidity ☠☠☠☠

[@NawaituTiantum]

Salam dsri indonesia🇮🇩

[@DopamineDecor]

I don't have air conditioning. 😢

[@PatrickFoley-vf3lr]

There are just too many people all needing everything produced by expending energy which causes heat.

[@dennismendez947]

Now humanity knows how to control the weather.

[@Stash186]

Been doing that for decades, chat with North Vietnamese

[@grantandrew619]

Now humanity will believe any drivel put out there by ignorant people, such as yourself

[@Jc-ms5vv]

😂

[@leannestaal4325]

I'm from London last year we saw temperature's in the 40s UK ain't use to that I feel sorry for the people in the other countries with the deadly heat and fire's first we had COVID now we are sitting on a time bomb😢

[@julesjazzie]

I sure remember that. I am an American living here in England and I know the Brits and I are not use to hot weather . 2022, Britain had hot summer. This year 2023, it is hot and humid although at least we have rains and cloudy days which really cool it down. We are the one who caused it all so we are paying the high price for it.

[@cintiapollock2486]

those who wear light cotton long sleeves and pants cool off better from their own sweat thats what its for to cool your body down naturally, but best to stay in shady areas with good air flow if possible

[@christinearmington]

@johnbell9069 Mad dogs and Englishmen . . . 🥵😆

[@grantandrew619]

@@cintiapollock2486 thanks for saying that which everybody with common sense already knows, well done

[@FHRider-o1m]

The worst place to be is a modern UK hospital. My client nearly died in one, not because of a fall, but because of heat stress. I managed to get her into a wheelchair and took her to a corridor with a window, she revived. We took her home asap.

[@sharonsloan]

True. I kept opening the windows in the maternity ward when I was in one. Nurses kept shutting them 🙄

[@edwigcarol4888]

May I add that I suspect elderlies die sooner than they might have because of Malnutrition? The food on hospitals is generally so b.a.d... how could they eat anything ? A silent killer too..

[@FHRider-o1m]

@@edwigcarol4888 yes that too I’m sure, but this was simple heat stress.

[@sharongoodsell9341]

Our winter in Australia has been mildly warm ! Have only !iMssed one year in 63 years

[@sherlynair2842]

Just give a pause for everything & for all research to getStopable certain periods to maintain heat from earth

[@JoSeph-yp5mb]

watched 11 climate documentarys not 1 has ever mentioned geoenginring

[@Freedom-x4u]

So by adding thousands of trees and grass rooftops, wait, don't tree's produce CO2?

[@UnknownPascal-sc2nk]

No.

[@onedominant]

No. Trees take in CO2 and produce oxygen. All plants do. You're breathing it.

[@HellcatMad]

Exactly what Texas is dealing with now. Over 3 weeks of over 100° every day

[@ruthmartinez4798]

Here in Florida 120 hot 🔥🔥🥵🥵 soon or later we will get a fire because we are extreme heat feeling sick 🤢 exhausted feeling tire can even breathe sweating like hell your body burning from the sweat a heat sad 😢😔😢 that we can do it

[@HellcatMad]

@ruthmartinez4798 wow. With the humidity in Florida not surprising. Prayers for well being and health Ms Ruth.

[@nicolatesla5786]

Yep now Western Texas is cooling off and now it's Louisiana Alabama Mississippi in Florida that's sea temperatures over 100°

[@nicolatesla5786]

@@ruthmartinez4798 well for 60 years scientists have been warning the United States government, corporations and the oil companies that burning coal oil and natural gas releases carbon dioxide which is a greenhouse gas the greenhouse gases are piling up in the atmosphere on a global scale and continues to trap more eat. But 90% of that heat is absorbed in the world's oceans 2021 the total thermal uptake was 17 x 10 to the 22nd Jewels heat energy or equivalent of 5 Hiroshima thermal nuclear bombs per second

[@Jc-ms5vv]

How do your crops/ plants look?

[@LuisSang]

Great documentary

[@MrFreshbreeze50EnjoyLife]

Showing water vapor from cooling towers as polluting the atmosphere is disingenuous.

[@benjaminnevins5211]

"Under a biden administration we will see the united states re-engage with our global partners" You sure ate those words.

[@AnneNicholson-yy5ro]

Unfortunately nothing mentioned about the role of animal agriculture. Otherwise a good video.

[@DefianceCrow-ji1rr]

What about the aerosol masking effect? If we take out the particulates in the atmosphere as a result of stopping burning fossil fuel and coal, will the heat of the earth trapped by green house gasses escape fast enough before the increase of solar radiation, now not being blocked by these particulates, heats up the planet even faster. Fossil and coal burning emmissions have a lag time and the effects will continue for years even if we stopped all carbon emmissions right now. Will life adapt fast enough to make it until we are able to see the results of not releasing carbon emmissions? We have to try of course, but should be cautious and be clear that the cure isn't worse than the disease.

[@annieannderson]

I understand what you are saying, but to just keep pumping out fossil fuels is not the answer. There will definitely still be a warming effect after the end of mass fossil fuel use, but the sooner we stop, the sooner we start cooling. There is lots of research going into ways to reflect solar radiation, but I'm of the opinion that if we implement it before the world is onboard with greenhouse gas reduction, governments and organisations will see it as a green light to keep emitting and continue as they have, to the detriment of most living things.

[@voidisyinyangvoidisyinyang885]

The Aerosol Masking Effect is twice as bad as previously thought, as Daniel Rosenfeld proved. So a 40% decrease of sulfur particulates (mainly coal burning) heats up EArth another 1 degree Celsius global average. Then there's the 1200 gigatons of pressurized methane coming out of the world's largest ocean shelf - ESAS. oops. Over 400 zettajoules of "Extra" heat has accumulated into the oceans since 1995 - we've done a great job of "biological annihilation" indeed!

[@janebrown7231]

Yes, the practical application of aerosol masking removal has been seen during the pandemic due to travel reduction, and particularly through sulphur reduction in shipping. You may be interested in the paper entitled Global reduction in ship-tracks from sulfur regulations for shipping fuel Several studies link the large reduction in aerosol masking caused by shipping, to current increased global temperatures. There is, unfortunately, no way out of this.

[@jeffdunnell6693]

You sure can spew the media bulsht perfectly

[@westho7314]

july 9 2024 its 129 in death valley 112 where i live 40 miles from DV luckiy i am at 4k altitude

[@johnnybgood3909]

Been living with same heat for 60 years in australia. Bloody sooks overseas

[@yousifatobiya7279]

I give you the reasons, and the solutions... Who knows the reasons, knows the solutions... Any natural phenomenon must be balanced naturally... I am very sorry to say that the time is going to be over, and on some phenomenons is over... There is a lot around sciences, but very few of them scientists... This kind of people will lead people to the loss of land and their future... Yousif A Tobiya Forcibly displaced

[@robertmanella528]

Send ILLINOIS some of that heat!! We are tired of Canadan cold weather!!

[@akashThe99]

Every summer we live in +40°C every year for almost 6 months.. here in my hometown we are already adapted to this temperature 😂

[@Nottherebutthere]

August 2023, only getting hotter. Much hotter than 2020 in central Florida.

[@FreeDocumentary]

Unless the current trends are stopped, humanity is on a collision course to make more regions of the world uninhabitable, where boiling temperatures could be the new normal. It’s all due to one of the deadliest weather events ever known: the Heat Wave. Oh, and back in 1988, James Hansen testified before Congress with a warning about Global Warming. It’s not new. But like the forever procrastinator, humans wait until the last minute.

[@thetravellingtokers6385]

LIAR LIAR i think your brain is on FIRE🔥🔥🔥💩

[@kissthesky40]

BS

[@Amocles]

​@@kissthesky40 do you really disbelieve the science and history of our climate? We are a young and ignorant species and just like a young teenager we will probably have to learn a few lessons the hard way.

[@MattyEngland]

​@@Amocles Reliable thermometers have only existed for a couple of hundred years 🙄 Ice cores and the like are pure speculation... Braindead

[@leighz1962]

Amockucles, do you believe the pathological liars on private planes saying what global cooling.. I mean warming.. I mean change is.. and they are the ones who can solve it? The documentary literally outlines how gubt incompetence is responsible and they keep dropping the ball harder and harder.

[@lifeeasier3462]

What kind of planet are we leaving for our children?

[@onedominant]

We're not.

[@vsstdtbs3705]

@@onedominant agreed, as soon as women started voting we were doomed. Now they dominate voting, and men have lost their rights to put wives down. Traditionally they were his property. Instead there is womens rights, human rights, immigration rights, and now 8 billion people wrecking the planet for the children.

[@bionicman1921]

The earth will be uninhabitable by the year 2060 😮

[@Amocles]

We'll be living underground in a century

[@jasonolinger7585]

The climate people said our oceans would have risen 50 ft by now, wrong.

[@MattyEngland]

Absolute BS

[@Amocles]

@@jasonolinger7585 oh okay I see so because they were wrong about the timeline or the amount of water rising the whole concept of global warming, climate change, and our contribution towards it is invalid?

[@Amocles]

@@MattyEngland we're going to put people on the moon in a couple of decades and they're going to place them underground so yeah not really BS... Maybe we'd even have to do it some places on earth...

[@NoGufff]

They already do in Coober Pedy.

[@naturaltruth1596]

Aug 2024. You don't have until 2100, you'll be very lucky to make it to 2030. Start building underground, something I have advocated for 50 years....

[@angh18]

'Agenda 2030'. DAVOS - Klaus Schwab disclosing the way of life for the populations of the World, (the masses).

[@kingCroc467]

I there is truth to Aliens .....then I think climate change needs to be looked at differently ...

[@pawshands9706]

It's a slow burn apocalypse

[@nottenvironmental6208]

No, it's an exponentially accelerating changing climate. Look it up. The new norm is records broken by more each time.

[@bionicman1921]

At what temperature do humans cook ?

[@adamsmith8307]

I live in Aberdeen.

[@_jstatic]

In the bible it did not rain for 3 and a half years in egypt. And they had 7 years of famin and 7 years of plenty.

[@guy7088]

It's all too late ,we are gonna be forced to live on the moon.....

[@rafalbuijs5061]

Wich moon the moon is not real it is fake it is a hologram

[@Freedom-x4u]

The fourth angel poured out his bowl on the sun, and it was allowed to scorch people with Fire.

[@the_piper001]

lol if you drop the co2 by just 30 ppm you can see a reduction in yeild from just about all fruiting plants so if you like to eat i would not drop the co2 at all.

[@softhotty]

Everytime you-me...turn on a light, an appliance powered by your local power authority (Coal powered power station), buy a manufactured good, buy beef, build a road, drive or fly to name just some of the obvious acts...the Earth gets taxed.

[@marvib100]

I need more updated documentary. This one is talking about the past heatwaves, like 2003. What we need is the now, what's going on in the most recent and present yrs. and the future forecasts.

[@nicolatesla5786]

50000 Europeans died in summer of 2023

[@WFPBFORLIFE]

Do not discount the profound effects of animal agriculture!