Melting mountains - Rising temperatures in Lapland | DW Documentary

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That documentary brought me to tears, I'm glad the buffalo is coming back, here in my country, roads took over everywhere and it kills wild life... We are lucky to still have horses and cows. Our fish is unhealthy and our climate is changing too fast. ✨🦉🌙🪔🦊🐻🐾🐢

[@ordyhorizonrivieredunord712]

North America as we like to call Turtle Island is a very cold county where most animals go into hibernation in the winter except birds... and cats and wolves and deer, 🐻🐢 bears and turtles hibernate so do frogs and most of wildlife.and so many things I couldn't explain. Life has a strenous effect on the species. without counting the global climate changes due to carbon monoxide and other gazes in the atmosphere.✨🦉🌙 Well hopefully life goes on as it freezes and defreezes without any help from us. What else could happen?🌹

[@elvenkind6072]

If you have access to it, buy reindeer meat, it is rotting in warehouses, a delicious form of venison. That's the best way you can support this people, as the reindeer herds are their lives and the source of any wealth their ancestors might inherit.

[@JosephKulik2016]

Dear Betsy lewis: If you "love" theses indigenous people of Sweden, then that must mean that you really love the indigenous people living here in America, Right ??? Tell me, when is the last time that you visited a Native American reservation here in America ??? Or is it the case that you find the indigenous Swedish "so admirable" because they have White Skin, while the indigenous people of America do not ???

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Have you been to the Aland islands yet? I could be your guide!

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@@ingridakerblom7577 been there once only in the airport MARIENAM? 😀 Helsinki- Äländ- Turku. I believe there's a cruise from Turku. I'll check it out on summer. Thanks 👌

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[@tammylines2779]

Prayers for for all the Sami people and all of their animals and their land

[@arnehofoss9109]

Melt is not a problem. To many reindeers are!

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As a Swede this is a interesting documentary about how climate change has a bad impact on the living conditions for humans, animals and the nature. One person can not do everything but every person can do something to help create a more sustainable planet 🌍💚

[@Montblanc1986]

The only way to fix it is to stop ordering stuff. Since the earth's population is so high and nobody is going to stop the economy and farm with hand tools the earth is doomed.

[@path-ing258]

Bro, wake up. Nasa already delivered data about meteors coming maybe this year or next year, and a lot had pass close to Earth last year. We are about to get in a apocalypse. The famine and poverty, caz when everything got closed many people lost their jobs, there'll be no enough food according to recent statistics. Floods, earthquakes (the guys who activate the volcanos) will be much more common, that means destruction, fire, extinction of many animals and the end of humanity. But everything that's happening is written in the Bible, so trust God! He exists and his anger is coming to Earth caz men are still having idols, false gods, and fornicating like never. It's said the people will die because of epidemics and diseases, sea animals will die, wild animals will invade cities and attack people, the rich will be more rich, the poor will be miserable. You know if there's an earthquake like never seen this year or since in the Bible it all happens in one generation, I don't know if this is 70 years (years people normally live) or 10 years, it's just like it written.

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Really tough on our planet to be individual & free these days. Another great doc DW

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Hope they are documenting the historical aspects - great resource for future generations

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8:34 any germans here? Do you recognise your queen? 😁 I love the swedish king, he is soooo sweet, and the queen, Silvia is really great to! And they married out off true love, something that still shows! I've been fortunate to leet them both several times. Togheter they have raised the perfect future queen! Swedens royal familiy is such loving, caring & down to earth people.. DW should really make a docu, where you only follow carl gustav XVII around for a few days.. I bet it shouldn't be that impossible to get, BCS they are so kind, and thanks to Silvia, they are quite well known in parts off germany, and they know that..

[@JosTheMan1]

27:25 yes we do it just like swedish samis said they do. Animals still roam freely, but the herders have to find them when ground gets frozen and drop some food for them. Climate change in these areas of russia, sweden, norway and finland is so depressing as you can directly see the effects in every day life

[@pennyoflaherty1345]

The problem is bigger nations not pulling their weight together working as a United front. Some of our South Pacific Island Neighbors are crying for help watching their Isles sinking under their feet disappearing more each year. Meanwhile, back on the Western Front Australia keeps going up to 2050 with its coal trading off browny- points ! ! - Ask Gretel !!

[@arnehofoss9109]

@@astianpesukone_4226 I am Norwegian and i think as you do, it is getting colder! This type of propaganda, like this film, it is just nonsense!

[@Inkkari9]

Also finnish and havent experienced climate change

[@Milo19970]

You are being fear mongered.... It takes many years before you notice change

[@macrolly23]

The whole World is losing biodiversity and nature at an alarming rate, i did not think it was as bad in northern Sweden, as shown in this documentary. Here in Ireland we have lost an enormous amount of wildlife habitat due to intensive dairy farming in recent years. trees cut down , bogs drained, hedgerows removed and existing hedgerows cut bare / sprayed with herbicide numerous times a year. In the Irish media they are greenwashing stories of eco projects by farmers here and there. Its all bla bla bla as Greta says. Greed corruption and ignorance are the cause of biodiversity crisis in Ireland and the rest of the WORLD.

[@doomguy510]

So why are you importing all different types of immigrants to a country that was homogeneous not 20 years ago?

[@doomguy510]

Freedom 100 years. And you are already becoming London 2.0

[@saba6502]

Thank you for letting us know! I am surprised and very saddened about the loss of biodiversity in Ireland, too. Unfortunately it is like this in many parts of the world, and we all need to wake up urgently.

[@dMi_mi]

those Reindeers are soo Beautiful. 💖 With their extra fluffy extra puffy coats to keep em warm n cousy. 😏 Sorry to hear about all da troubles they got a go trough when traveling trough their native ancient travel routes.. 😔 Sending much love to d extra puffy Raindeers n their loving Sami family. 💖

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Indigenous people leading the fight! Let them speak and ‘others’ LISTEN! To often they are ignored but are the most knowledgeable!

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Thanks a lot for the wonderful documentary. Hopefully it will help to raise awareness of this serious problem.

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[@leonardneamtu_]

amazing documentary! extremely sad, though. god damn this whole situation

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God's not the one that is damned these People HUMANS Are.!🖤💔

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I love your documentaries!! What's the name of the intro song? It's beautiful 😍

[@mutilatedhatred4868]

Can you guys please put when this was filmed and broadcasted ?

[@yodhax9536]

Lapland is my eye dream.i want become glacier expert.thnks dw channel

[@mattyrjackson4261]

Simon Reeve definitely needs to do a documentary series here

[@veteranscannabisadvocacygr5401]

✨🌎 Ancient Days = Wise Ways ~ Please preserve the Indigenous Sami Tribal Peoples Of Lapland & so the Reindeer can continue to Enrich their beautiful earth 🌍 & priceless culture 👌

[@pocophone2010]

here in indonesia we can not predict the weather too. we feel abnormality here. people around the world, do you feel the same thing???

[@fidanbakirova3769]

Yes, unfortunately. Not having proper winters anymore and having extremely hot summers.

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I’m so happy for the Sami!

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Thank you !

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@@samicult4219 my pleasure 😊

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Grazie per tu Mia Cara Bologna 😉😏😀😁

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[@nathanielanderson4898]

Cattle used to be free range in the western and Midwestern United States of America. Until people started fencing in their property, so the cattle couldn't migrate, or wander. All so they could make more money. I love capitalism. But I love nature and clean air and water more. If we are going to keep capitalism around for people to enjoy for long times to come, there must be regulations, rules, limits, and ethical standards in place to keep people from exploiting and destroying our environment in order to make money. We need money. But we need our environment more. I heard the governor of Alaska say that trees are a renewable resource. He wants to open up large protected areas of old growth forests for the timber industry to clear cut. Trees can be replanted. But old growth forests and ecosystems cannot be replaced. The ecosystems is destroyed every time a forest is leveled. Planting tree does not restore the forest. We will never know how many valuable species we have lost, because of habitual clear cutting of the forests. The forests of Alaska are some of the only old growth forests left on earth. If trees are a renewable resource, then why does the timber industry have to continue encroaching further into the old growth forests, until we have none left ? We have other ways to make money. And we could harvest timber without clear cutting forests.

[@NotShowingOff]

Yea, I would think it’s mostly homes. If for example brick or concrete homes were made and were like apartments and townhouses, you could shelter everyone and still have a lot of trees. But like you said, there are no regulations on how to exploit anything.

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[@Fony_turgeson]

those reindeers are so beautiful its sad to see whats happening to them and animals all over the world for humans greed

[@arnehofoss9109]

PUH! I get scared of naive and romantic people like you. The only problem is maybe the greed of those who have reindeer. There are to many animals making them starve. You should make a visit when they are slaughtered! But, you might think they have them for joy because they are so beautiful?

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Content 👍👍👍👍 is great

[@elvenkind6072]

Lapland should take share in the Sami parliament and the rights the Sami have in Norway. As an ethnic Norse I fully support a Sami nation in our north, we have shared the Scandinavian peninsula with them since the first written and oral sources, about this people that have been living up to the White Sea.

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Nice video about effective of climate changes in Northern Sweden 🇸🇪 and human rights of endogenous peoples their in this excellent journal coverage video shared by excellent (DW) documentary channel...thanks for sharing

[@PeterPan-bv9tu]

More rights for the Sami people! I have always found their way of life and view of nature fascinating and something we should learn from not betray as until now and today. Very important for everyone to say no to bad desicions and not support them. Nature has its course for sure but we dont need to push it in a worse direction instead we should help to give and hold back for the climate issues that we and the natives are facing so hard. Atleast a working Sapmi for the Sami people!

[@Donjuanchris]

Amazing Documentary as usual. I think we use the word climate change too loosely. I think it should be called Human Accelerated Climate Change longer but makes more sense. Climate change is not a bad thing. Historically the earth always goes though changes. Our landmasses was once together. In fact, it is because of climate change we are able to live in the world today. There was once an ice age and there were many other ages. When we call it Human Accelerated Climate change we put accountability and responsibility into the hands of those who are playing the fool and continue to "Mess" with out environment

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[@reuireuiop0]

Yeah, Man really Hacced the climate !

[@MyRodrigobrito]

Somebody knows that music name from the start?

[@tilmannbuenz3709]

Sofia Jannok

[@seanconnery1277]

19.1.2022.Very good and best.Thank you.

[@MiaTheDreamer]

Wow Lapland 😍

[@DwainDwight]

brilliant.

[@neudiem1165]

Where can I find the Sami song that this open with?

[@Shivamg415]

inform me if you find

[@donquaviuslaquariusdinglen3066]

@@Shivamg415 Sámi eatnan duoddariid, like the other guy said

[@tilmannbuenz3709]

The Singer is Sofia Jannok . And the Song ist Sami eatnan Duuddarid

[@navajyotichetia8968]

Because their ice is melting, their well being appears to be in thin ice and thats precisely why they should break the ice with green development and avoid giving an icy reception to it

[@CreatingAlong]

I just saw a more recent DW doc that said the word "Lapland" is offensive. Is it or is it not?

[@Farida-A.R.]

Amazing information about powerful Nature effectively working to change the life on this planet either through global warming or natural phenomenon that repeats after few centuries. Thanks for sharing.

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@@DWDocumentary Great show. I wish DW News could be as unbias as this channel.

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Cool thank you.

[@121mcvUK]

What’s with the blanket on the glacier? Are they planning to put a blanket over the entire Glacier ? There was talk about covering the polls with reflective particles in the air to stem the melting ice perhaps we should look at that?

[@TheDanielradio]

I think it was to show how much of it melted?

[@lannguyen-pu1db]

More polluting junk in the air???? But why? Wishing the humans to die faster?

[@Irohbro]

As a Sami I think we shouldn't use helicopters to heard them.

[@Max-nt5zs]

Technology shocking!

[@sari666salmela]

Höpö höpö eli totkai pitää käyttää helikopperei 😉😏😀🤣

[@jodintlz5491]

do the sumi people consider themselves finnish?

[@TheLastlatvian]

In the English translation you mistake Moose for Elk, both of the deer species but the wrong animal.

[@redbarchetta8782]

Caribou = Raindeer (Rangifer tarandus)

[@rockevan]

I love them both 💕

[@enriqueali]

It's called 'moose' in N. America, 'elk' in Eurasia.

[@finlandjourney6065]

They're the same animal duh. Americans call it moose and English call it elk.

[@chetawitko7031]

Héblaska=Moose *(Flat horns) Heȟáka=Elk *(Branched horns) Waziyata-heȟaka=Caribou *(Northern branched horn)

[@asidnazir2486]

This is what I was looking for

[@ForrestAnna]

Now I'm really upset. My family raised reindeer four generations ago, and I have an affinity toward them

[@robertkent5329]

The people going against them should be ashamed

[@antoniobrown8726]

Rising temps where is the heat coming from lady just said in winter it snows then rains then freezes

[@cynthiabelhumeur619]

We know your struggles. Here in Canada the indigenous know

[@TheDanielradio]

While I don't want to sweep climate change under the rug related to reindeer hearding, the neverending expansion of industry (clearcutting forests, wind turbines and mines) in sápmi is probably a bigger problem.

[@nathanielanderson4898]

The nations that have territories which sustain large amounts of wild life, and migratory herds of large mammals, need to take a lesson from the demise of the North American Bison. People who have only industry , greed, and profits at heart, will not think twice about killing all the animals that stand in their way of progress.

[@doomguy510]

Sounds very anti-Semitic for you to be against Globalism.

[@doomguy510]

@@58209 "ignore what person says because they are part of the bad people deemed so by the cult i am in" Hitler: Vegetarianism is the Superior diet and dogs are great pets. (he actually believed this) You: Ignore this guy he is literally Hitler. Me; hahahahahahahaha

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@@58209 btw just call me a notsee, the alt right doesnt even exist.

[@redofspades]

This winter was way too warm.

[@ruokanen4163]

Have to but negative comment,this document didin't tell nothing abaut warming,just normal days in lapland and yes i live lapland last 40 years

[@elvenkind6072]

If you have any compassion for the Sami, buy their meat. I remember an attempt to sell this delicious delicacy in Germany years ago failed utterly, because the Germans didn't want to eat "Rudolf"...

[@victorm6430]

I agree! Most delicious meat you can buy!

[@StugDoG]

As a Finn can say summers are hotter but winters are still very cold

[@finlandjourney6065]

Naw, same difference. You've been watching too much TV.

[@StugDoG]

@@finlandjourney6065 Literally worked outside the last 10 years, we even ran out of ground water some places 3 years ago in the summer. There is no record of that happening earlier in this broad scale EVER in Finland. We have had problems in the past with cold summers that destroy the crop but not this.

[@ТопСтрелокМираБлитц]

Sami problem reminds me of the TV series "Yellowstone".

[@niliniramlakhan8032]

I pray for your sami people and your animals.

[@ingridakerblom7577]

You dont want to mess with moose, or as they are called here, elk.. They are HUGE & really agressive, esp in spring.. I understand why that man leaves them be.. if they desided to cross the road straight in front off your car, it will be like hitting a wall. Just pray that their hooves don't come trough the windscreen & straight trough your scull..

[@bheanfhiain218]

That is funny. Moose and elk are two different species in North American. Our elk are sorta in between deer and moose in size and antler structure.

[@Fony_turgeson]

its funny how people think the earth is predictable

[@simonbroberg969]

Good to see this. Politicians are always after short term gain and they don't think long term as their term in office is fleeting, Royalty think about the history and if they are any good they listen to their people they look after.

[@IMADALBASRII]

Please stop too much ads i cant watch

[@dep1912]

Adulting is when you watch documentaries while drinking tea or coffee than going out

[@napalmholocaust9093]

The amount given to the natives for the wind farm is undisclosed due to the difficulty in converting smallpox blankets into euros.

[@icakaoko11]

Why is it always the indigenous people that gets abused and they suffer :/ indigenous cultures are the ones that looks after the land naturally and they respect it. But they are always bullied especially by the governements... :(

[@Jeffcrocodile]

Everyone has a problem with wind turbines. Someone needs to explain this phenomena to me.

[@sagathehardworker2190]

Lol imagine how suprised i was this came up. Our dear sami people... ❤

[@Shivamg415]

happy for you greetings from other part of World

[@eimisavageofficial9196]

God bless the king and queen

[@ksteak27]

0:20 - Smash like if you saw Rudolph!!!

[@YPO6]

Everybody in nordic countries and Russia are indigenous people.

[@abusedbyyou5482]

What's the background music for.. entertainment?. RIDICULOUS 🙄

[@sachinrv1]

Two big mistakes of man. 1st he invented a monster called money. 2nd he thought of a bullshit mechanism called government, which hardly does anything good for it's people. DW documentaries are super amazing.

[@jacquescousteau4592]

But is a Programm funded by the German government with tax-money. I understand your sentiment but your answer doesn’t help anyone.

[@robbyluvadooz]

The reindeer roamed free, before they were herded. People are impeding on the land of the reindeer.

[@redcanoe14]

World wide, colonizers have a dislike of nomadic and indigenous peoples, it is not a new value system, it has gone on for centuries. The Swedish have a bad relationship with Sami and create the illusion that they stand in the way of progress. It is scientifically documented that wind farms have a significant impact on migratory birds and some migratory mammals.. North of Sweden is such a huge wild area that I am sure the government could (if they wished) devise a plan with the Sami that would mitigate the Sami's concerns, while at the same time, allowing them to achieve their economic objectives. Unfortunately the underlying objective is to assimilate the Sami and their way of life.

[@sari666salmela]

Lapland rulez 👍😻👍

[@taidelek9994]

Majority Asian countries lives on the rivers flow from Tibetan platue .and unfortunately in 2021 climate change conference in uno Tibet issue was put forward only to sidelined the issue. This is issue are only for illectual not culturally.

[@КанатДжакупов-у1ф]

👍👍👍

[@UMORIEGA]

Polar vortex is becoming more and more disrupted...

[@JJONNYREPP]

Istanbul is stopped! Terrible snowfall and arctic wind hit Turkey! Melting mountains - Rising temperatures in Lapland | DW Documentary 0434AM 25.1.22 i wonder who it was shouted at the sammi? maybe polak or russian? they seem to shout a great deal these slavs... how the judge could side against the sammi would be the issue. they were there before the alleged civilised peoples. same the world over... then again; you news casters never give the full picture. but, yeah, i am inclined to support sammi... recall the alleged kurds and their non existent/virtual reality homeland? it is same for the sammi - a land that stretches across various borders.... p.s these are same folk who make documentaries for NHK japan? sems so. horrendous presentation. maybe you could direct me to a decent documentary...? the saccahrine trust aspect of this has me switch off.

[@Campaigner82]

The only good thing about the samis winning were that my government (yes I’m Swedish) gets less money to spend on immigrants.

[@moonlightfitz]

🙌

[@gamingtonight1526]

So sad. Feel sorry for the kids...... What have us adults been doing for the last 30 years?!

[@finlandjourney6065]

Then again what have the kids been doing? Playing videogames all night long. Occupied with distractions.

[@harmoni4499]

Human has the attitude if it' ok untill my life time why do I care...they don't think about our childern & grand children will suffering from our mistakes.

[@Lorryslorryss]

In this documentary about global warming, you've complained about both hydropower and wind power. What is the solution please German media? Russian gas? It's so strange that this "rising temperatures" video ends up more like anti-clean energy propaganda.

[@yonayehezkel3150]

The Climate Waits for No One Thirty years ago, a friend of mine got into the green energy business and tried to pull me into it. I asked him what for, it isn’t serious. He said, “You have no idea how much money is being poured into it. Everyone wants in on it, politicians, financiers, businesspeople, the lot.” He was right, of course. Yet, no one wants to promote green energy in order to save the planet, but only to swell up their pockets even more. The declarations, therefore, remain in the assembly hall where they are stated, necessary actions are ignored, and the climate waits for no one: It will keep deteriorating. This week in Glasgow, Scotland, the 26th UN Climate Change Conference is taking place. Officially, it aims to “bring parties together to accelerate action towards the goals of the Paris Agreement and the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change.” In reality, the countries plan to do the exact opposite. This year’s UN Production Gap Report, which tracks the discrepancy between governments’ planned fossil fuel production and actual global production levels, states the following: “Despite increased climate ambitions and net-zero commitments, governments still plan to produce more than double the amount of fossil fuels in 2030 than what would be consistent with limiting global warming to 1.5°C [2.7°F].” Energy sources and technologies do change, but not according to what is best for the planet. It changes according to the interests of politicians and money moguls, and it never benefits the planet or the majority of its inhabitants, namely all of us. Since the climate waits for no one, eventually, it will catch up with us. Earth is a closed system, and in a closed system, there are consequences to exploitation: it hurts the abuser as well as the abused. I don’t know when or at what cost, but eventually, we will all have to realize that we cannot take beyond what we need. We cannot keep exploiting Earth selfishly and thoughtlessly because it will turn against us. Earth is like a submarine: there is only so much oxygen on board. If some crew members take more than their quota, the rest will not have enough, they will die, and the submarine will sink along with those who exceeded their quota. We need constant reminders that we are one system, and we are all dependent on each other. We need to genuinely grasp that selfishness hurts us just as being exploitative hurts others. If we constantly remind ourselves that we are interdependent, we will behave with more consideration, and we will avoid the punitive impact of climate change. The other option is to keep working as the UN’s Production Gap Report states that we are planning to work, and suffer nature’s unforgiving response. I hope we wise up in time because everyone will pay the price for this mistake.

[@sabinastefanomatti6927]

Dramatic Situation

[@aurinkobay7118]

shm killing reindeer just because it is their territory? wtf is wrong with these monsters

[@donquaviuslaquariusdinglen3066]

Because it is necessary for survival. Give a shot at living in the middle of the wilderness, see how long you can survive without killing animals for their food and fur.

[@ramsholmen]

That is fake news, the weather conditions have allways changed now the problem is that the Samis keeps way too many reindeers way more than there have traditionally been

[@hockeyiscanada]

Yes, but another ice age will be coming, the eart has always had warm and cold periods and we are in a warm one so another ice age will follow !!

[@kimjoseph3080]

It's bite back

[@lizexox]

How many years have I been in sweden and still not been to Lapland I really am doing myself a disservice