How Did Humans Discover Climate Change? | Flashback with Palki Sharma

[@Firstpost]

Do you think politicians have failed us on climate action? Comment below and join the conversation.

[@Deandre-j6h]

Climate change is a Chinese hoax and conspiracy of west to suppress India and global south! This is why Bharat under wiseness of PM Modi ji will never doing anything to stop climate change! Jai Hind!!! Jai shree Ram!!

[@Min-yilal]

I trust carbon taxtion is a good solution for this issue in the current era. Whatever happens in Amazone impacts tĥ remaining of the world.

[@SAkash-hj1jl]

The whole crux of their plan seems to be "Let us cut emissions". And, it is from that objective, they are coming up with all kinds of solutions - some hypocritical, some paradoxical and some short sighted (all of which you know). My argument and approach are very different. It is about making "slight" adjustments to our lifestyle/mindset that, nevertheless, yield great positive impact on the entire planet (No, I'm not talking about any crazy ideas like the WEF folks are recommending). It is a wholistic approach that not only slows down climate change, but also gives Mother Earth, and "all" life that she nurtures, a breather. I will just give one example. Making improvements to our consumption pattern. No, there is no need for panic, I'm NOT talking about living an ascetic life, living a life of self-imposed poverty or handing over our lives to someone else's control! Hell, NO!😄 Take for example the electronic items we use. Rather than replacing them every two or so years, keep using them a little longer. That results in reduction in frequency of those things being sent to waste/recycling (a reduction in energy in that entire chain of events), lesser number of trips that shipping trucks need to make to deliver new products to us (reduction in emissions, wear/tear leading to lesser frequency waste/recycle, etc.), lesser frequency/number of items that a factory needs to make those items (a reduction in energy, obviously), and obviously less amount of resources we need to extract from Earth (reduction in that resource and all the energy it takes in the entire chain). Now, we know what the counter argument is. The economy, right? Corporations have this insatiable need to produce more to generate more revenues, and a country, too, uses this output as "success & health" of its economy or as the overarching measure of success. But, we all need to come to an understanding that that way of measuring a nation's health is not a sustainable way to live, long term! I am not saying that countries need to be like Bhutan, but the entire success of a country does not need to be based entirely on "material wealth" either, right? "How we live" is also important. Another example is this. Just look at all things we humans are selling as "happiness", and see the negative effects they are having on the planet. Take going out on long distance trips as just one small example. Again, I am NOT saying not to take such trips (I would be a hypocrite, myself, if I said that!). What I am saying is, rather than making out-of-town pleasure trips every weekend, why not do it every two weeks... or once a month? (This may not be that much of a happening in India, but it is in the West and other parts of the world.) There are many other examples (including, for example, the food we eat and work/learn from home - at least part of the time... you know, small changes), but this comment will get even more lengthy. But, I have no doubt that you got the essence of what it is I am trying to say. SMALL ADJUSTMENTS, when done by many millions of us... go a long way! (I.e., the compounding effect!) P.S. Thanks for that history on climate change. Very informative! I will have to say that some of our 21st century scientists are not exactly what we can be proud of...! They can't even speak the honest truth, without bias or agenda! And, hypocritical... That too!

[@farmboy_bry]

No, humanity did. Cause we vote for the politicians and allow the elites to be wealthier.

[@elinorashu170]

Will share our part as citizen with this: "COP33 Bharat: Regenerative Ecology, Sustaining Prosperity" 2028 Bharat invites each and everyone to create a synergy between a sustainable economy and a preserved, regenerated ecology. At COP33, we aim to highlight the interdependence between economic prosperity and environmental health, focusing on regenerative practices that foster a balanced ecosystem while sustaining growth and well-being. Key Objectives: Regenerative Ecology: To explore and implement innovative strategies for restoring ecosystems, reducing carbon emissions and promoting biodiversity. Sustaining Prosperity: Discuss and devise sustainable economic models that support ecological balance and equitable growth. This vision of our honorable Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi, is a call to action, a beacon of hope and a promise of transformation. It is a testament to his dedication, passion and unwavering commitment to the people and the future of our Nation. With fervor in his heart and determination in his eyes, our Prime Minister envisions a Bharat that stands tall on the global stage. A Bharat that is not just prosperous but inclusive, where every citizen, regardless of their background or circumstances has equal opportunities to thrive and succeed. His vision encapsulates the dreams of millions, echoing the aspirations of the youth who seek avenues to excel, the farmers who toil for the nation's sustenance, the innovators yearning to revolutionize industries and the marginalized longing for empowerment. To honor this vision is to breathe life into it, to work tirelessly towards a Bharat where education is not a privilege but a fundamental right, where healthcare reaches the farthest corners, where technology acts as a catalyst for progress and where diversity is celebrated as the cornerstone of strength. It's about fostering an environment where entrepreneurship flourishes, where sustainable practices safeguard our environment and where social harmony prevails over discord. It is about building bridges both metaphorical and physical that connect every corner of our diverse Nation, creating a tapestry of unity amidst diversity. The honor lies in every step we take to actualize this vision. Be it through community initiatives, policy advocacy or individual contributions. It is in nurturing a collective mindset that embraces the values of compassion, resilience and inclusivity. Together, as citizens, it is our collective responsibility to weave this vision into the fabric of our reality. Let's work hand in hand, not just for the present generation but for posterity, to ensure that our Prime Minister's vision for Bharat becomes an everlasting legacy, a testament to the strength of unity, perseverance and unwavering dedication to the betterment of our Nation and her people. We preserve. Protect. Aware. Regrow

[@rosiesalazar7703]

I am a Filipino fan of yours Ms Palki Sharma...a follower from Wion to Firstfost...credibility personified...hats off

[@mikemcc6625]

12 minutes of certain history about hard science. Thank You, Palki Sharma, Firstpost!

[@divyanshpareekxscience1878]

It is very commendable that politicians fly in airplane fleet , and talk about climate change in air conditioner

[@standingbear998]

cause they know it is a hoax. not that the climate does not change but the fear factor and false prdictions to get what they want.

[@royenlawyerlawyer2865]

So the journalists talking about climate change. Ask them to remove AC from their offices, stop wearing make up, stop wearing fancy clothes (both require hydrocarbons and increase CO2). Politians are worried about immediate solutions. They need to bring large populations out of poverty. Journalists - only scare and not provide economical solutions. That is also left to the politicians!

[@rdelrosso1973]

@divyan: So if Politicians and Scientists ALL traveled by Sailboat and Bicycle, then we would REALLY fix Climate Change and its subset, Global Warming? Yeah, Right! You imply that individuals acting as persons, will be enough to "fix" Climate Change, which is a false assumption. When we were faced with building enough weapons to defeat the Axis Powers in WWII, the choices of a SINGLE person could not affect the outcome of the War. But when the Government financed the Weapons Production of private Corporations, then, we could have Willow Run, Henry Ford's airplane Factory in Michigan. At its height, it was producing 23 B-25 Bombers every 24 hours! Later, when we wanted to go to the Moon, it was GOVERNMENT, again working with industry, which build the Saturn V and the Lunar and Command Modules. But the funny thing is that when "Conservatives" look at Government doing ANYTHING about the Climate, they invariably call it "SOCIALISM"! WHY is that? Well, it WOULD be funny, if it did not involve an existential threat to the Human Race.

[@koahamtosoaham]

EXAMPLE : Nancy Pelosi's visit to Taiwan.

[@malachkmalcom6328]

Thank you for your clear perspective,always teaching. I appreciate you.

[@gregoryslater5705]

Climate science should be less political, while climate policies should be more scientific. Scientists should openly address uncertainties and exaggerations in their predictions of global warming, while politicians should dispassionately count the real costs as well as the imagined benefits of their policy measures.

[@hamish1309]

The whole thing is a political psychological operation on the people, they've even appropriated the definition of climate change, the official description of climate change describes ANTHROPOGENIC climate change. It's called brainwashing or conditioning. Unless they want to say the climate hasn't changed continuously since the earth was formed.

[@Avatar_2025]

Science is much more political and economic than people can imagine, especially, in breakthroughs that can Revolutionize industry overnight.

[@anthonylucero6650]

@@Avatar_2025 Climate change is Bologna😒

[@michaelreilly3100]

Especially when funded by groups or governments with an objective, like more taxes while flying private jets like John Kerry. Need push new nuclear technology

[@hamish1309]

I see my comment has been deleted, I'm still getting notifications tho.

[@BeeBee-wu1fz]

A most excellent report, EXCELLENT. I love Firstpost

[@Min-yilal]

What a perspective! Thank you.

[@user-ez3il1yy6i]

I Love "Flashback" With Palki Sharma !!! 💞🥰💞

[@IqbalKhan-eg9fc]

Excellent analysis on climate change keep it up madam you are doing great job

[@cristinebriones20]

I HIGHLY COMMEND FIRSTPOST FOR COVERING THE COP 28 EVENT IN THE UAE IT IS A VERY IMPORTANT EVENT FOR THE WHOLE WORLD❤

[@roeteroestof3896]

The cop events is contrabution to polution...and citizens is paying for it. STOP IT..COP JOL ONCE IN FIVE YEARS, MORE SENCIBLE

[@hamish1309]

No it's not.

[@Spoortz]

Amazingly good... Must watch for everyone.

[@dieanramlal8591]

Hi Beautiful well done to my teacher you bring the leason straight from the history book to your viewing poblic thank you Palki Sharma for a I will not forget

[@ukuk179]

Great story. More like thiis

[@AnandEvolvingminds]

Politicians will act but very slowly. People need to voice more opinions. As long as they can satisfy with 1kg of rice and get votes, climate change will continue. Educated need to demand the govt! A school has to bring this awareness based on the scientific research. Most younger generation are in the race to compete for marks and prosper. We need to make them think and awakening the younger generation is a long term solution. Firstpost is hitting the right areas. Kudos.

[@hollish196]

Love your work. So glad I found FirstPost.

[@saimonalisa]

Excellent ❤ Thank you ma'am 🙏

[@PrashantK-xv3dw]

Simply amazing explanation

[@AmanKumar-hy1ds]

19th century - Made assumptions 20th century - Proved it 21st Century - Feels it 💀💀

[@rvijayraghavan9645]

Very Very Informative Post Mam

[@manilalgohil]

excellent

[@rahulhegishte9878]

That's very beautiful presentation.

[@kathurimamwongera6904]

Lovely flashback as usual.

[@justanotherguy2824]

Excellent summary and overview of the topic! I´ve been interested in climate change for quite some years now, have a profound academic education in science, and would claim to knwo quite a bit about this topic. But I think I have never seen such an excellent and accurate historic overview, and I learned some new details. Thank you!

[@ritashambhu9954]

Super duper discussion Ma'am 👌👍 Thank you so much Ma'am 🙏🙏

[@Rohitdada7143]

Palki mam what you said you delivered......by your great skill of journalism 🎉🎉🎉🙏

[@nitishmuthukrishna6295]

Very informative

[@pravindahiya719]

between 2008 & 2012 , we visited Kangra every december end. the mountains visible were snow capped initially & we pointed out EVERY year ' this ' ; ' that ' region has turned black this year.

[@dr.shruthipraveen8461]

Excellent report..

[@SureshBabu-ym7ip]

Excellent summary and great perspective. Sequence of events leading to identification of climate change is explained vey well. Thank you. Continue the great work

[@hezrondayce9122]

So today I'm grateful to all episodes of flash back..thank you palki Sharma and first post for my years news and great and trusted stories.. blessings for every one❤

[@israelnwankwo9866]

Nice work

[@anmolpal3690]

Thanks to ma’am palki sharma upadyaya for giving a full insight to us

[@Deandre-j6h]

Climate change is a Chinese hoax and conspiracy of west to suppress India and global south! This is why Bharat under wiseness of PM Modi ji will never doing anything to stop climate change! Jai Hind!!! Jai shree Ram!!

[@gulnet-xp6up]

Never encountered a smart journalist like Palki

[@AldrinCamu]

thank you Palki Sharma❤❤

[@saranbhatia8809]

Great content!

[@deepakgoel5658]

Superb

[@ksheshadri1167]

Thanks, Palki ji and Firstpost! This historical perspective answers the climate deniers. Let me use this chance to remind the IPCC recommendation to the people of the world: GO VEGETARIAN, GROW TREES.

[@msbavani]

Thank you for so much of information. I really hope politicians will do something about it, walk the talk before it gets too late.

[@lakshmi7138]

Loved the summary in the end

[@RD-rt8wr]

Very nice !

[@klarkminatozaki9077]

Loved history ⭐✨

[@HAmit12567]

Beautiful presentation by a beautiful lady

[@vanizeamadhubaniartanddraw6636]

Very good

[@richavohra8498]

Very interesting

[@umasingh6022]

"earth is flat"😂😂 you nailed it. Thanks for the informative video.

[@QuantumPhysics-my5wb]

Stop bringing religion

[@roystonboodoo7525]

Amazing journalism. Good background info.

[@funwith5792]

Those who observe makes a lot more precise prediction instead of those studying it bcz they get stuck in data instead of actually observing things

[@Ritasinha13]

Best team meets the Best presenter .....=FIRSTPOST 🎉

[@mohitbhatia1494]

The way she explains ❤❤

[@CHANDRANM-l6x]

Nice home work mam. Learned a lot hatsoff to your work mam. 😊😊

[@jagirsinghsran7568]

A very fair Analysis of impending human catastrophe. Well researched post . Thnx Team Palki Sharma.

[@Behappy11231]

Wherever coal usage was acclerated for the purpose of heating water to produce steam for the purpose of generating power( heating to 400C and above at 45kgs/cm) Or for genersting steam - heating water to 180C and above at 8 kgs/CM pressure - enormous coal or wood is burnt - This practise is still prevalent in most industries. Methods developed to save steam are insufficient. Every poor nation is punished to live with this kind of coal burning or wood burning methodilogy even now is the scenerio. Automobiles emissions does create huge impact of the city and it's surrounding across the world. Prevention of using electric vehicles by fossil fuel sellers in the past 7 decades also created havoc on climate change. People who have to burn wood continuously throughout the year, not at their factories but at their homes in siberia , greenland and iceland and other scandinavian countries are also indirectly( unfortunately) responsible for the emissions. The irony is poor nations burn coal for alleviating hunger. Frigid zone countries peoole. burn coal for their survival...

[@paddynair6446]

Extremely well presented in a sequential manner so it is easy to understand !

[@kds365]

Earth is not a static system. It evolves continuously.

[@hosnimubarak8869]

Do you deny the average global temperature on Earth has increased by about 0.8° Celsius (1.4° Fahrenheit) since 1880, and that two-thirds of this warming has occurred since 1975, at a rate of roughly 0.15-0.20°C per decade, which is a rate of warming that is 10x faster than the gradual warming that ended the last glacial period.

[@sonyashrestha9911]

Yes, human action is affecting the earth and this planet. It’s causing climate change due to which people are suffering. I wish people to understand and act accordingly.

[@Nathynaiz]

I love it when she says "time for a flash back"

[@desispirituality7643]

V good

[@Thoughtomobile]

That was a good outline for further studies on Climate Change!

[@pramodsingh7569]

Thanks

[@Hottest-e6c]

Best 💕

[@gauravrana8379]

01:14 That line about EXPERTISE made me remember about Namita Thapar from Shark Tank India.😂

[@cristinebriones20]

THIS IS VERY INFORMATIVE AND EDUCATIONAL PEOPLE OF THE WORLD SHOULD SEE THIS!

[@AlokKumar-x1v]

GREAT JOB MAM

[@Deandre-j6h]

Climate change is a Chinese hoax and conspiracy of west to suppress India and global south! This is why Bharat under wiseness of PM Modi ji will never doing anything to stop climate change! Jai Hind!!! Jai shree Ram!!

[@watercareservices]

yes, its phenomenon on years and years.

[@TauraiMapfunde-ip7np]

Palki.thank you.its so hot in Zimbabwe.

[@sanagirlqueen]

Firstpost if possible bring live on Saturdays and sundays too with someother person coz i love this channel so much its curating my life

[@tridibmandal3961]

Good

[@vimaladevi1613]

🎉🎉Namaste🎉🎉tq mam Pal 🌅 Global sciences Save Soil let's make it happen COP 28 summit 🎉🎉👑 Sadguru 🎉😊

[@floroy9265]

She seems to have left out how long it will take to destroy the planet, or is the warming beneficial as in greening new farmland to feed the increasing population, how much reduction in CO2 before the plantlife begins to suffer due to a lack of sustinence, where will the oxygen the population requires to survive come from when the necessary plant life that producese the oxygen can no longer do so. I also find it strange that the activity of the sun was not mentioned in the temperature calqulations? So many questions yet to be answered (trthfully) by certified scientists not politicians looking for votes

[@stoerenungeheuer543]

Thanks for mentioning the sun.

[@thethinkingman9338]

The more accurate Question to ask is Who “Manufactured “ the Climate Change Thesis “

[@jaumejosa]

Excellent report. I doubt politicians agree to cut emissions, specially in countries where politicians need to be voted by people. How to make people vote to phase out fossil fuels and wellbeing? Any ideas?

[@Think-dont-believe]

The earth is alive. Warm cold. Rise fall. Stretch retreat., We are guests. We need clean up after outselves., We don’t have a right to to make her stay still never change. We affect our area rt around us . Not the earth.Our skies our roads our bldgs. Day we are gone she will still be here n be fine. If every person in the world got into the oceans at one time it wld make no impact on the earth … we are dirty ants to her.

[@ClintonKongnyuy]

I love first post until

[@devanandbalram8596]

She is so good at her job and beautifull.

[@thepalehorse7015]

Around the year 1000 it was warmer on the Earth than now; The cow farts must have been stronger then...

[@MaRiaj-z1d]

No human rights in Bangladesh. No free and fair election in Bangladesh. No democracy in Bangladesh. Request to stand by the people of Bangladesh.

[@TuanTran-vy2qj]

ít was the dinosaurs that discover climate change, through billions of years

[@BEN_MONK]

Waiting for your analysis for that and your outsider vision ❗️

[@venugopalmenon503]

While the public are concerned about global warming many governments have their own reservations to take serious action to contain the problem. This is unfortunate for coming generations

[@balasvsubramaniam-fb5fw]

It's a knowledgeable topics on Global warming & past centuries scientists & their Inventions is good history lessons ! Thanks Vantage Firstpost & To Palki Sharma ❤S your News.

[@Deandre-j6h]

Climate change is a Chinese hoax and conspiracy of west to suppress India and global south! This is why Bharat under wiseness of PM Modi ji will never doing anything to stop climate change! Jai Hind!!! Jai shree Ram!!

[@elinorashu170]

Addressing climate change is not solely the responsibility of politicians. It is a shared duty among all individuals. While policymakers have numerous tasks at hand, overcoming climate change isn't achievable through policies alone. It demands a collective effort from every person. Since we all rely on natural resources for our existence, it's incumbent upon each of us to adopt conscientious and ethical behavior toward our planet-our only home. Whether it's embracing sustainable lifestyles or utilizing resources responsibly, it becomes the responsibility of everyone. To combat climate change, a unified spirit is imperative. Every entity, from pollution control boards to forest officials, holds a role in this collective effort. Farmers and manufacturers, alike, bear duties because we all share and utilize resources equitably. What's lacking is a sense of responsibility. Creating awareness through various mediums, be it media or social networks and empowering individuals are crucial steps. Politician's duty lies in ensuring the formulation and implementation of effective policies. The legal framework's role is to maintain adherence while civil servants ensure smooth on-ground execution and citizens uphold the established norms. It is vital for the world to recognize that we are on the brink of catastrophic events due to climate change. It progresses slowly but steadily, and its impact is undeniable. The interconnected web of our existence operates in a symbiotic manner, intricately linked across various facets: Climate Change & Food Production: Climate change impacts crop productivity, resulting in reduced yields and lower nutrient content in food crops. Nutritional Impact: Low-nutrient diets contribute to malnutrition, particularly affecting adolescents and pregnant women, jeopardizing the health of future generations. Health Ramifications: Malnutrition gives rise to health issues, gradually evolving into major health crises, burdening healthcare systems and individuals alike. Financial Strain: The health crises place an additional burden on financial stability within families, triggering anxiety, stress and depression. Economic Instability: This financial strain and health-related expenses lead to economic instability, affecting communities and nations on a larger scale. Ethical Fabric Erosion: Economic instability erodes the ethical fabric of societies, impacting social cohesion, trust and values. Natural Resources & Medicine: Climate change's impact on natural resources threatens the production of medicinal substances derived from nature, potentially reducing access to vital healthcare treatments. Health and Workforce: The health of the population directly correlates with workforce productivity. Healthy individuals contribute to a more robust economy. This interconnected web underscores how climate change, affecting food production and resources, sets off a chain reaction impacting nutrition, health, economics and the societal fabric. Each element relies on the other, forming a delicate balance in our existence. It emphasizes the critical importance of addressing climate change not only for environmental reasons but also for safeguarding human health, economies and societal well-being. Taking measures to mitigate climate change ensures a healthier, more sustainable future for all, reinforcing the symbiotic relationship between nature, health and the economy. To address this, a concerted effort from everyone, in their respective capacities is necessary to mitigate its effects and secure our planet's future. We all have a role to play.

[@ranjith9656]

Though collective action is needed for sustainance ,it should be led ,initiated and steered at the forefront by the leaders responsible!

[@a.k.1960]

You forgot.in the 70s west blamed methane from Indian cows was responsible for global warming.

[@Ariyaan666]

weather patterns have changed though rainy weathers accompany massive eardeafening thunders

[@BibhutiSaha-h4b]

I v seen green house ..in c.g how to grow plant .. while i was going to the school..in the morning time ..on the road to aheads .. english medium school 🎉

[@terenceiutzi4003]

I would imagine it was the first time the climate cooled and 2/3 of the people on earth starved!

[@Snookyboo]

8:04 cold uninhabitable places are further away from the equator, so technically, they only cared about those places.

[@swatisharma9006]

The question is what can public do about it? The question is from what we have seen so far it’s more than likely the 21st century politicians would not act at all or soon enough; in that case why wouldn’t we the public come together and change lifestyle to minimize the industrial dependency and improve human and planet health because it is true that industrial products have made human and planet more unhealthy.

[@julienbrunelle8496]

When LAVA melted their sandles they walk over each other with..

[@voranartsirisubsoontorn]

Don’t see Extreme Weather turn into any Climate that I can predict its pattern 😮😮😮😮

[@MrSireel]

Good thing we didn’t act more quickly regarding the global population explosion

[@mdferozalamkhan2735]

Thus far I thought she is a fair, rational, unbiased, and probably free from "Yellow Journalism" !. But I think I was very wrong, and that's why I stopped watching her clips lately. Watching few of her recent clips compelled me to rethink about her and I realised that she is anything but an "Unbiased" journalist. She is a clever and very much "polarised" and "biased" journalist to say the minimum. But to understand that one has to carefully read her words and presentations. The difference between her and the other biased journalists is that she does the yellow journalism in a very cleverly manner , while the others are caught on spot !

[@dollartreeshark6786]

Everyone has their biases, including your own biased reading of her report.

[@SajeevanMuringode]

Hello hi madam how are you ok all the best and Good luck sir jai Jai India 🕉 🙏 🇮🇳 ❤️

[@shailjasgh]

When will Indian media become Indic centric? Quoting Greeks but totally clueless about our own history and findings? Why not find these stories from our own literature? Why not quote how Indians managed climate? When will this slave mentality go? Ever???

[@njongmacdonas4784]

Sometimes I feel bad when I see world leaders caming together to discuss about climate change. Telling us to plant more trees 🌳 as to protect the environment.this trees take yes to grow. But when back to their various countries manufacturers weapons that can destroy the world in some few seconds.

[@patalberta5493]

Does the hole in the ozone let the CO2 escape the atmosphere? Inquring mind wants to know.

[@happykitten5695]

who discovered the cycles of the eclipses and then tricked the masses into believing it was something other than natural? 🙏🌍🕊❤‍🔥

[@hosnimubarak8869]

There is nothing "natural" about the rapid warming we are seeing.

[@satoshihiramatsu8324]

It is not discovered but it is invented.

[@SauravKumar-yu5if]

COP is the best platform to enjoy tea party....😂 They are discussing about climate change in a AC room😂

[@bluecalu7944]

There is a young scientist in the philippines invented air conditioner that zero CO2 and patented. Why is it not in the market yet?

[@kosiafrancisnzimbi4518]

Big peace of Glass..... Covering northern pole and country around : ice age