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[@isaacnorwood4463]

It's almost as if we allow companies to buy our politicians. Oh. We do.

[@lool12366]

Money talks

[@brianboru175]

Climate change is a myth. Like unicorns etc.

[@ratcasserole2163]

big balls Oh lord......

[@isaacnorwood4463]

@@brianboru175 you're an idiot, Like Donald Trump.

[@bielgaucho_real]

It's almost as if we allow politicians control their country's future so much, that big companies see profit on buying politicians. Oh, we do.

[@pikachuiswatchingyou]

Imagine, Exxon would have been way ahead of its time if it had published the paper and offered renewable energy.

[@gardenhead92]

But that would have taken effort and money. Much easier to stay the course and suppress innovation

[@brianboru175]

Climate change is a myth. Like unicorns etc.

[@MrShadowninja10]

@BlueKing2018 no he's ignorant

[@mjtubeme]

Yeah, but screw longevity when you can make a quick buck.

[@Lawyer76]

No sadly someone would take their spot and reep billions of dollars

[@travissharon1536]

I always become skeptical of something when I ask questions and get called names.

[@jhutsebaut]

Are you a "Denier" or a "Warmist"? 😗

[@travissharon1536]

@@jhutsebaut I don't know what a warmist is. I just don't believe our co2 emissions are having an effect on climate. Anyone who digs into the actual data for 20+ can't believe that without strong delusional tendencies.

[@travissharon1536]

@@jhutsebaut I'm a regular person who doesn't trust people after I've caught them lying. So, I don't trust media, government, or government funded science.

[@GTSN38]

The earth was hotter than today in humanity's past, so to say we're making the earth hotter is bs.

[@bananar1403]

​@@GTSN38 wrong?

[@thebanditman5663]

And then every politician says. “And I have a solution that can fix the problem in 4 years. Vote for me and let me ramp up your taxes.”

[@isaacharvison5323]

We only been recording temperature sin 1870 how do we know about heat waves of the past 😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@phyokyawkhaing2251]

@@isaacharvison5323 Not really, we *consciously* started recording temperatures since 1850 but we can actually tell what temperature earth had to about 60 million years ago. Now I'll admit, the further back in time we go, the more shaky the estimates become. This is because there are less data sets to work with. There aren't that many things that go back 800,000 years much less 60 million years so estimates from that time is pretty shaky. However, there are plenty of things that go back 600,000 years so estimates for that is pretty good. And then, starting from 400,000 years ago, we can say that we have almost ABSOLUTE certainty what the temperature was. We measure temperature from back then by examining ice cores, tree rings, rock layers and many other methods but i'll stick to ice cores here. When ice is formed, you will get bubbles of gas trapped inside it, we then collect the gas inside and examine them. We know for a fact that changes in concentration of certain isotopes of elements such as carbon-13 and carbon-14 has a direct effect on temperature as a ratio. So we examine the gasses and inspect the concentration of carbon-13 and carbon-14. Then we crunch the numbers and there's your estimate. This result is still shaky so scientists also compare the estimates from the ice cores with estimates from other methods such as sea bed cores and tree rings. We compile it all into one large graph with *a lot* of data sets and that's how we get the graphs.

[@lil_weasel219]

Here we see the neoliberal specimen believing the free market will solve the crisis, as it has been solving it for 200 years Its not skyrocketing it and not like it caused the issue nono noo nooooo

[@isaacharvison5323]

@@phyokyawkhaing2251 temperature fluctuates all the time and warming has different variables and factors at play that’s only average climate during those periods some of them even admitted that global temperature can fluctuate up and down not show in the record 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@NonsenseFabricator]

@@isaacharvison5323 We actually have a pretty good idea of what the temperature has been like over the last several thousand years. We also know it's not just freak heat waves because it keeps happening year after year all across the world. We know what's happening, over what timescales, and why. However, there's no amount of information that can physically stop you from typing "you don't really know!" onto your keyboard.

[@fragones1237]

Before Exxon takes down the video due to “copyright”

[@ajx9747]

Lol believe that SUCKERS. MAGA will return

[@cyndie26]

He'll find another way, then.

[@kingaditya-pubgmandmore3644]

"The world has enough for everyone's need,but not for everyone's greed." -Mahatma Gandhi

[@rohanmalik4668]

* anyone's greed

[@gjvbhnb]

RefinedCactus 05 *everyone’s greed

[@lexbeumer1163]

The real reason behind global warming - kzbin.info/www/bejne/eqGlp6WLpqllptE

[@gauravdubey6989]

Very Less Indians

[@axnoro]

Yet it always seems need based economies (communism) produce an inordinate amount of suffering and shortages, whereas greed based economies produce an inordinate amount of plenty.

[@JFB1111]

To be fair, 1st scientific paper published on effects of CO2 was in 1896 or something like that. Science was pretty solid and confirmed by 1950/1960s

[@michaelwalsh9145]

There’s two types of science, real science and falsified science to push a political narrative, you sir are following the latter.

[@cosmiceggs2385]

Even with Eunice Foote in 1857 laid groundwork for further discoveries about CO2 emissions in 1867.

[@michaelwalsh9145]

@@cosmiceggs2385 that’s lies to further brainwash you with the climate narrative

[@zsuira]

Current level of CO2 is around 400ppm, optimal lever for all plants is 1200ppm. At 200ppm all life on eart dies, tell me again why do we need to cut CO2 emission ?

[@michaelwalsh9145]

@@zsuira to put it in more realistic terms there’s 0.04% co2 in the atmosphere and only a mere 3% of that is produced by humans 97% comes from natural sources., in other words man’s contribution is like a fart in the ocean now go away and do some proper research and stop lapping up the lies the media tell you.

[@samlair3342]

"The regrets of yesterday and the fear of tomorrow can kill you."

[@thetntsheep4075]

The perfect way to make sure nothing significant is ever done about an issue is to politicise it.

[@ziemayet]

True man ...

[@hermitcard4494]

So 5+5=10? But ten is the number of the other political party!! We can't let them win!! 5+5=12. Period!!!

[@ContraHacker1337]

Woah! To think this kind of thought comes from a block game TNT Sheep.

[@Asmaa-wc6xj]

it’s the politicians who have the real power

[@ricktd6891]

It's not an issue, it's a scam.

[@inthegreen32]

Its easier to fool people than to convince them they've been fooled...

[@taliapopz9649]

Jack Kaufmann love this

[@brownwolf5766]

Well, sadly people don't change their mind that easily. They also don't like to admit they have been fooled :/ It's just better for the ego to say, that they are right even if they are totally wrong.

[@yyzmary]

Henceforth how no one will allow any consideration that potentially the media is manipulating the masses on this issue. Multiple scientists spoke out on how the world warming is not an issue but they’re attacked by the scientists community

[@offwiththefairies77]

Agree. Listen to folk like Lord Monckton, or Jeremy Corbyns brother, Piers Corbyn. #ClimateHoax

[@roforce2211]

@@yyzmary But the earth is warming much faster than usual

[@madokakaname471]

its really hard to stop those big companies because they have alot of money , influence and power ... nobody can stop them This is the sad reality we live in

[@KeletonTheSkeleton]

There’s always murder, so in case everything else fails to stop them, we COULD do that, but only as a last resort

[@michasosnowski5918]

Everybody can choose to drive less, consume less, travel by plane less. Its in the hands of every individual, not big companies who want to satisfy comfort needs of people.

[@amsour._.]

@@michasosnowski5918 " want to satisfy comfort needs of people" when

[@michasosnowski5918]

@@amsour._. All the time?

[@amsour._.]

@@michasosnowski5918 how do you know

[@LanceMiller87]

The moment a scientific issue is "settled," it becomes religion, not science.

[@celdrichanfgarn5168]

Scientists: the earth is warming, because we burn fossil fuels! Exxon: tHe EaRtH iS WArmInG, bECaUse wE bURn fOsSil fUeLs

[@cyndie26]

Paul Kemner And it gets scarier: alternative energy products are likely now cheap to produce because of fossil fuels.

[@celdrichanfgarn5168]

I hate so much about all this

[@kavitaverma7984]

Hi will someone please reply???

[@kavitaverma7984]

@Slick Boi aaaaawww come on...

[@unoriginalname1]

Paul Kemner Exxon: tHe EaRtH iS COolInG bECaUse wE bURn fOsSil fUeLs

[@radianzero]

Exxon: *Hires scientist* Scientists: Will you listen to our research? Exxon: "Well yes, but actually no"

[@jackpatey6471]

No one in history has been able to describe the contribution humans have towards climate change. It's not denying climate change its saying that a large portion of climate change probably isn't due to humans. This is because scientists have seen trends of increases and decreases in temperature across history. Dinosaurs didnt burn fossil fuels but their world was much hotter. Funny that no one says how much exactly humans change the world's climate.

[@kosatochca]

Jack Patey I don’t know what to say😒. Maybe just read some books in climatology and paleoclimatology. For example, this textbook: danida.vnu.edu.vn/cpis/files/Books/Global%20Physical%20Climatology.pdf

[@radianzero]

@@jackpatey6471 This was a joke but ok- Sub to me or whatever lol

[@theofel]

Jack Patey you commented this on another comment lul

[@Foolbound282]

In one ear and out the other

[@homo-sapiens-dubium]

remember kids, individual action is important but wont be able to stop it - we need to pressure politics to do what needs to be done

[@echelonrank3927]

Same kids that at a young age think religion is bullshit, also think that climate change is bullshit. Funny about that.

[@homo-sapiens-dubium]

@@echelonrank3927 religion is bullshit but climate change is NOT. u mad?

[@naknampucha5236]

@@homo-sapiens-dubium lmao, do you even know the word "Archive"?? How many climate change prediction we're already made ever since on 1943?? That's bullshit. You belong to the cult of people back on the 60's, 70's and 80's who think their place is gonna be frozen or sink within 20-30 years. Now where are they?? Freaking gullible idiots.

[@ayanomihiiro953]

thanks means alot u will be happy to know i put 48 metric tons of carbon into the ground every year and only put 10 metric tons into the air now if everyone could do the same that would be great im going my part ^^

[@homo-sapiens-dubium]

@@ayanomihiiro953 thanks m8, how did you do that?? Thing is companies like BP making each individual responsible while avoiding introducing carbon taxes reducing it GLOBALLY is a SCAM on every person alive.

[@mickaylamaystrawberry6251]

Merchants of doubt documentary describes this in more detail but it is so interesting and honestly gets me so mad to think of the selfish companies who only wish to make profit at the expense of our earth

[@jaydenwilson9522]

yeah like those evil pharmaceutical companies who put profit above health

[@celdrichanfgarn5168]

The planet doenst need us. But we need the planet. Wake up, everyone

[@fallpall6156]

So what should we do?

[@celdrichanfgarn5168]

Theres alot you can do yourself

[@bluestareverything9716]

Hi guys I’m random...kill all people.

[@fallpall6156]

@@celdrichanfgarn5168 that doent anwser my question. If you post a statement like that you should have some anwsers. What do think we should do to change the climate?

[@celdrichanfgarn5168]

@fall pall damn are you salty, how about reusing plastic? Switchingg to public transport instead of having a car? Minimize airplane travel? Vote for parties who dont deny climate change? What aboue going to demonstrate in your country? Buying climate neutral products? Buying mire food locally instead of flown in ones? And theres more

[@ladyopaleye]

I am not surprised that an oil company covered up climate change... makes sense, but unfortunate.

[@albericponcedeleon2696]

This is remarkably similar to the tobacco industry's denial of smoking's harmful effects on health but with even worse consequences.

[@nickc3657]

Only when profit is conceived of as the logically most important goal. That is, modern capitalism.

[@beastcarleeto707]

@@albericponcedeleon2696 yeah bit smoking while is unhealthy won't cause effects compared to global warming

[@Medhead101]

Oil companies have poured huge amounts of money into the climate change agenda. Please Google this to find more

[@hondaguy9153]

Tobacco companies covered the link between tobacco smoke and cancer for 50 years. They're all pieces of shit working in a rigged system that encourages this shit behavior. Good old capitalism!

[@graemeratcliffe2498]

There is no consensus among scientists to say the world is warming because of CO2. There is only a media consensus. The logarithmic diminution of the radiative forcing of CO2 will ensure there will be no increase in atmospheric temperature due to its increased presence in the atmosphere. This fact is well understood in the climate science community and can be accurately modelled using the Modtran program maintained and supported at the University of Chicago. The logarithmic diminution of the radiative forcing of CO2 is probably the reason why there was no runaway greenhouse warming from CO2 in earlier eons when CO2 levels were known to be at levels of several thousands ppmv (parts per million). Remarkably, IPCC published reports (TAR3) do actually acknowledge that the effective temperature increase caused by growing concentrations of CO2 in the atmosphere radically diminishes with those increasing concentrations. This information is in their report, Chapter 6. Radiative Forcing of Climate Change: section 6.3.4 Total Well-Mixed Greenhouse Gas Forcing Estimate. From the present concentration of atmospheric CO2 at approaching 415 ppmv, only 5% of the effectiveness of CO2 as a Greenhouse Gas remains. This can only give rise to a maximum of a further of +0.21°C. Thereafter beyond 1000+ ppmv the effect of increasing levels of CO2 can only ever be absolutely minimal, even if CO2 concentrations were to increase indefinitely. That is the science.

[@weatheranddarkness]

Congratulations on not understanding what you read well enough to know that the ultimate answer to this mechanism is actually a lot worse. Suffice it to say that it’s only part of the atmosphere that is saturated, and as the gas balance is thrown off higher and higher the more we become locked in to profoundly changed biosphere

[@MicDread]

Yes, I've been saying this for years. Go to the guy who knows Co2. Dr W Happier.

[@graemeratcliffe2498]

@@weatheranddarkness Yes, you are right, the part of the atmosphere that is saturated is the troposphere. That is the part where we live. Are you one of those people who are alarmed by the claim that CO2 levels are at there highest in 800,000 years? If so, don't worry, the claim is simply a marketing ploy to scare the kiddies. It is meaningless. In terms of geological time 800,000 years is nothing. If the earth were a year old, 800 thousand years would amount to a mere 92 minutes. Would you judge a city's annual climate by a sample period of just 92 minutes? The amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere has reduced by about 90% over the past 150 million years. Even though its level has increased fractionally during the Holocene epoch, CO2 is still at an average of only 415 parts per million. Far from being a matter for alarm, this recent increase is most fortunate. After all, in order to survive, plants require an absolute minimum or 150 ppm atmospheric CO2. Many plants species suffer stress at amounts well above that. Immediately prior to the Holocene the level of CO2 went down to 180 ppm. We would not like to see that occur again. Since the Cambrian explosion atmospheric CO2 has averaged 2,000 ppm and through most of the Mesozoic era was at 3,000 ppm. It has been 300 million years since CO2 levels have been as low as they are today. It must be noted that at no time in the past did high levels of CO2 result in runaway climate change. The CO2/water vapour positive feedback loop has never occurred and will never occur. CO2 enrichment in greenhouses allows crops to meet their photosynthesis potential. The supply of extra CO2 is an often-applied method to increase the yield of greenhouse crops. The current hysteria over rising levels of atmospheric CO2 has no basis in science.

[@omaramoodi3057]

In the 1980s when I was a kid I was lead to believe that the Maldives would be underwater before 2020 , it's now 2022.

[@padfinancial1781]

@callum lisner fkn millennials 🙄

[@Smash_Hits]

@callum lisner ok millennial

[@mrrod3004]

They removed all the signs in Montana saying the glaciers would.be melted by 2020 lol they have 0 clue what there talking about. This all a pitch for go green. But people are too stupid to look how thwre ev batteries are made with slave labor in illegal lithium mines. And child labor.

[@mrrod3004]

@callum lisner dude you're generation is literally chopping your ds off and think men can have women. Stfu. You're generation has no common sense, no education yall just mad about everything. Little bchs.

[@rock374]

Damn you just pulled a “Your mom” on us.

[@taliapopz9649]

Why ? 😂😂

[@yingxiawei821]

1:40

[@thecouchpotato4697]

@@taliapopz9649 and I qoute "HE LIED TO YOU, ME, AND YOUR MOM"

[@juanrivera3229]

1:12 Those scientists be like: *Well boys, We did it. Climate change is no more.*

[@zacholl1800]

@Donald Kasper r/facepalm

[@umuuuu]

Donald Kasper Your mother is no climate change

[@timewalker6654]

@Donald Kasper o yea! and somehow the error is always on the side which says climate warming is real.

[@forestrussell-yount1355]

whats really metta is that exxon first made the scientists come up with the idea that carbon in our atmosphere is one of the main drivers of our climate. Creating a scarcity mind set and driving up the price of oil while eliminating small time competition due to enhanced regulation.

[@charleshixon1458]

I know this was a depressing video but as someone who studied Environmental Science, Energy and Toxicology I have to tell you, that climate change is only a small part of a very serious human problem. We are changing the chemistry of the planet on many levels, more than just atmospheric composition. It comes from everything, many things in which you can’t easily substitute, including energy but most products, even food and raw materials. Permanent chemical change of matter weighed in the billions of tons, dumped every year, into any place we can put out of mind, ocean or hole. With growth every year. If you change the chemistry of a system, the whole system equilibrates, but it’s not the same anymore.

[@charleshixon1458]

@@dawn4726 If only we could summon a mindset change to one of adaptability. Humanity won't die out from this, life is nearly impossible to destroy (barring boiling the oceans level of Armageddon) but we could falter and enter a new dark age for sure.

[@greatsage4132]

You are asking the lizard brain to comprehend this. That is impossible for a significant number of people. How many? If you take the number of people as a percentage who study environmental science and add to those who study science and those interested in knowledge and the study of that, at a rough estimate 15% The rest are the monkeys who buy the lie. We as a species are doomed. Apparently not all are created equal More like the lowest of bars and the majority don’t like that. In fact VERY resentful.

[@marion7661]

Thank you for your post, thank you very much!

[@blazingazong]

The title of this literally draws in every single demographic within the USA

[@Hyperion856]

Yeah it's a good title. I was like NO ASAP SCIENCE DON'T BE CLIMATE CHANGE DENIERS REEE

[@Direblade11]

This isn't even about bringing in Americans. All of us need to know this, assuming their quick overview is true. Politicizing issues really does work.

[@daltonnelson94]

@@Hyperion856 The rate of man made climate change is not a scientific consensus

[@kendylwilson5881]

In New Zealand at this very moment there are school students on strikes for climate change lol thanks for the likes

[@zodayn4767]

Same in the Netherlands. 🇳🇱👍

[@katharinal2304]

In Germany alone, there are more than 200 strikes today! In the world, it's over 1600!

[@famekki7883]

In Finland too!

[@shubhammishraify]

Atleast people are waking up

[@adrianmiranda3674]

In a few italian universities as well!

[@mangaman6833]

Hollywood celebrities: The world will end if you fly in planes. -while flying their private jets and buying beach front properties-

[@AdultModelbydream]

Till now earth has lost 67% ecology, 98.97% biodiversity, 99.95% animal species gone extinct, 78.79% fungus gone extinct, fungus are medicine for trees, trees are no more immune from micro life infections, ecology is immune system of earth, biodiversity is the nurvous system 😢, now you understand what wrong we have done 😢

[@siddhantkamble291]

The climate is changing .. Why aren’t we.

[@moonstone8324]

that's deep bro

[@MrTed-xi2iz]

Because where not climate and we're smart, like, duh.

[@lightningstudios9559]

Because we and our brains weren't created to handle this kind of situation. Just kidding. We have made some progress in efficient, clean energy and transportation. All we need to do is to make electric cars, hybrid cars and hydrogen powered cars cost efficient.

[@kareldegreef3945]

the climate is Always changing => go to Joe Rogan podcats # 606 => then you realise this video is a lie too !!! good luck :-)

[@rickgodin9190]

as he always change

[@paranor001]

The 1st paper on the potential of climate change was actually in 1827 by Joseph Fourier.

[@ThatGuy53297]

So it has been noticed for nearly 200 years and we're starting to get the ball rolling now? We're still hurt even if we stop all emissions now, it's just going to get worse. Hmm.

[@alanbareiro6806]

@@ThatGuy53297 Well, we can at least mitigate the effects as we have a slight margin of time. But radical action must be done.

[@kmartins5604]

Alan Bareiro no. Climate change was observed in 1800s because all throughout earths history climate has been changing. No one has been able to show at what rate humans have led to increase in C02 or other “greenhouse gases” yet we are so quick to put a tax on everything and ban this and ban that without even fully understanding what the cause is.

[@fallpall6156]

That doesnt make it right. That doesnt mean that people are to blame!!!

[@paranor001]

Kalvin Martinez, Everything you've said has been debunked. Consensus among the climate scientists has declared, humans are the cause of the shift. You deny reality and therefore are not worth listening to.

[@ptrlohan1]

Climate change denial = "where's the data?" Every prediction...every single prediction has failed dismally

[@MarcPagan]

95% of atmospheric CO2 is from decaying vegetation per MIT, 2% at most from fossil fuels. ...If atmospheric CO2 is an issue, what's the plan to stop plants from rotting? FYI, per the UN, we had 12 years to live in 1999.

[@peteconrad2077]

You’ve been sold some propaganda. Humans account for a third of atmospheric CO2. That mean we increased it by 50%. Enough to make a huge difference.

[@carm3n461]

did he just say 60% of wildlife has been killed? wtf.. . my heart: shattered.

[@Stuffydice]

lola bunny shit dies all the time who cares

[@Tychoxi]

busy.org/steemstem/@tychoxi/new-report-shows-vertebrate-biodiversity-is-plummeting-worldwide

[@pattykrabbies]

Stuffy Dice “Ha, take that LIBERALS! They don’t call me E D G Y for nothing Shit dies all the time haha it’s the circle of life! and Im gonna completely ignore the fact that wildlife is dying at an alarmingly fast rate because i’m logiCAL tm hA H A”

[@unknownperson179]

200 animal species go extinct every. single. minute.

[@nidhi5810]

But spiders somehow flourish

[@amankundu9890]

Americans 1988 : We can do it ! 2019 : Produces 70% electricity from fossil fuels.

[@Matt-yw9lb]

81,4% of the energy production came from fossil fuels in 2016 for the US unfortunatly

[@10aDowningStreet]

The cause of death on the death certificate of the human race will be: _'Greed that boarders on stupidity.'_

[@amritjanardhanan]

Yeh but the use of natural gas has greatly increased, which realeses a lot less co2

[@Infomaniac_Moment]

Nice anti-american propaganda, Goldstein.

[@joelkim89]

In the 20th century where the industrial revolution occured tempuratures had increased by less than one centegrade

[@Deeer69420]

Humans: we only have 10 years left! Climate: only now you know

[@phuctrinh6847]

AsapScience got it wrong right in the beginning of the video. Human have known about human-released CO2 effect in climate change for over a century now. If I recall correctly, the first paper published about this topic was in late19th century

[@marvenlunn6086]

A person I was chatting with said the effects of co2 have been well understood since 1850 then later when I asked about the ice age predicted in the 1970's he said they didn't understand the effects of co2

[@novemtigris3041]

When you hire scientists and completely ignore your own scientists' findings Scientists: "am I a joke to you?"

[@daltonnelson94]

The rate of man made climate change is not a scientific consensus Why are you ignoring the majority of scientists that agree we don't have enough information? Are they a joke to you?

[@helgefan8994]

@@daltonnelson94 What is "the rate of man made climate change" even supposed to mean? Are you referring to the rate of global warming, or how much of it is caused by humans? Either way, there are pretty good scientific estimates for both.

[@daltonnelson94]

@@helgefan8994 the rate at which man effects climate change is not a consensus. The majority of scientists agree we do not have enough evidence. The majority of climate alarmists have been proven wrong

[@helgefan8994]

@@daltonnelson94 Not enough evidence for what exactly?

[@daltonnelson94]

@@helgefan8994 not enough evidence to show the rate of man made climate change. The majority of climate change predictions models are horribly wrong

[@BioniclesaurKing4t2]

Time-traveling assassins from the future, take note.

[@julianjpantoja4603]

What if there is no future for assassins to come from?

[@BioniclesaurKing4t2]

@@julianjpantoja4603 Well dang.

[@Kiwyexe]

NUMBER FIVE COME OVER HERE-

[@musictheoryisamazing6506]

For 75 million years from the beginning of the Cretaceous period, Co2 plummeted while temperatures soared. What’s up with that?

[@BioniclesaurKing4t2]

@@musictheoryisamazing6506 Maybe a different latitudinal arrangement of the world's oceans vs. continents absorbing sunlight in a different pattern than today and thusly affecting global wind patterns and therefore temperature distribution? Or maybe CO2 is just one of many things that can influence global temperature, and the culprit at that time was something else. But that's just a theory, a GAME TH-(slap)

[@vernelledouglas1801]

Thanks for this video. It is historical, unbiased and informative. Hmmm...Amazing how some with lots of money seek to make even more by suppressing truth, fact, scientific discovery and their own consciences.

[@spidgeb3292]

Unbiased? Hardly. You do realize that there are scientists and economists who disagree with the impact of climate change and the models used to predict it, right?

[@frankmontez6853]

Even university science department heads and Nobel Laureates are QUESTIONING even SKEPTICAL of the conclusions and economic mandates

[@Dundoril]

Who? All heads? All novel prices winners?

[@HolyKoolaid]

Science denial and apathy are the greatest threats to mankind. But the world is waking up.

[@sydneyarmstrong1250]

Holy Koolaid the biggest denial is people thinking it’s our fault and that we can stop this. climate change is because the poles on earth are shifting no because of the industrial revolution or exxon

[@Naitrio]

@@sydneyarmstrong1250 Where did you get this info from?

[@invalidopinion5384]

(the underlying issue being capitalism, just saying)

[@alfie.rayner]

Are you finna woke?

[@sydneyarmstrong1250]

JoeCoCa would you rather live in a socialist society then?

[@ragellejean]

It’s unfortunate that corruption & money is valued more than the generations to come. People don’t seem to realize they wouldn’t be here if this happened before us.

[@alexw.8140]

I agree, but the people, who lied are the kind of people, who don't care because they will be dead by the time, the server things happen, even if it means those things happening to their great(x7) grandchildren.

[@ragellejean]

@Alex W. and according to the information we have, you’d only require the prefix “great” once or twice, and they still wouldn’t care.

[@alexw.8140]

@@ragellejean I used the number 7 just out of random.

[@NotVeryRandomDude]

Alex W. There will likely not be a 7th.

[@alexw.8140]

@@NotVeryRandomDude Read the other comments.

[@markkettlewell7441]

I’m 54 and a geoscientist. I have written a number of letters (including letter of the day) to my local state newspaper concerning the dangers of climate change. I cited real data. In response I was subjected to a nasty ad hominem attack by a high up executive in Dominion Power effectively calling me a communist. No one paid me to present the scientific fact to the public, but this guy with a vested interest in misinforming the public had no data to back him up. The paper (a right wing broadsheet) did not print my reply. I was heartened by the online comments, as it became obvious people were not taken in by this overpaid grifter.

[@markkettlewell7441]

@-GinΠΓ Τάο Well axial tilt does a lot to keep the water masses circulating nutrients. The meeting of cold water bodies from the poles rich in oxygen and nutrients displace the warmer water masses in the tropics. These warm water masses are nutrient deserts so without continued circulation caused by the Coriolis effect our planet would be come banded in to oxic and anoxic rings. The rotation of the earth is a factor as well as the minor effect of the moons gravity affecting tides. The earth in relatively recent times (a few million years) was like a beautifully crafted Swiss Watch everything working together in biological harmony, until the advent of mankind who have broken the fragile equilibrium. Now on a geological time scale this was not always the case. The earth in it’s 4.5 Billion Year history has been just about everything from a molten poisonous volcanic inferno all the way through to becoming and ice covered snowball. Due to global tectonics the earths crust has been raised up from and subducted into the mantle many times with only a few vestiges of this original crust still extant today. We have been bombarded by a massive planet size object that created and formed our moon, the remains of that collision orbit between Jupiter and Mars as the Asteroid belt. The Pacific Ocean covers the hole that was caused by this. There have been six major extinctions between the Precambrian and the present. The most notable of these were the huge extinction event known as the ‘Great dying’ where 90 % of all life on earth was wiped out. This happened at the end of the Permian and the beginning of the Triassic. The second was the huge meteorite impact that wiped out 75% of all life at the end of the Cretaceous, taking with it the dinosaurs, ammonites and many of the primitive gymnosperm plant life. Since then furry rat like mammals evolved in what is known as the Tertiary and with the loss of the predominant ferns and gymnosperms, angiosperms ( flowering plants) became the predominant plant type. During this period the continents moved into the configuration we recognise today. The major ice ages ended the Tertiary and we live in the Holocene/anthropocene. Now for the first time in our planets vast history an organism has arisen that has ability to change our planet and not for the better, man. The earth will survive but we will not. If anything intelligent comes after us they will notice a thin band of radioactive fossilised plastics which will be the only relic that we ever existed, and maybe the odd rare bone. For all our hubris and fury this will be what is left.

[@markkettlewell7441]

@-GinΠΓ Τάο I am a geoscientist not a physicist so I was complementing your well researched response with geological and meteorological details that seems to be poorly understood by many folk. I understand there are many other factors and variables in the complex equation. I was not attempting to contradict you 😄

[@markkettlewell7441]

@-GinΠΓ Τάο Well I am rather odd too. I have been a scientist in the earth sciences a long time, and am also an organic geochemist at post graduate level. The hardest thing is trying to get the layperson to understand the complex issues without losing them. I am not a great teacher, I leave that to better people than myself. I will get to your extensive references in time. My speciality is looking at chemical fossils, fascinating for me at least 😂

[@Trashboat90]

I hate how alot of Earths major problems are caused by greed.

[@redman2751]

Jobeen Mustafa yup greed is horrible. It’s even worse when the greed is spread to so many like in corporations where all the stock holders and stock brokers and their clients all want more money but could careless how that happens. I wish we could do away with stocks and the stock market and corporations all together. Get back to single owner mom and pop shops.

[@thepatrioticdog3154]

Whats the demon Prince of greed babalon or something like that

[@liner011f7]

A lot of our wonderful development, like the house you live in, was also created by greed.

[@Love4Shye]

Exactly

[@colombala]

I think that it's horrible but wise at the same time. If people were greedy, but all their destruction was inmediately corrected, then there would be no possible way for anybody to consider greed as a bad thing, nobody would generate any kind of empathy at all, we could do anything and we would act like feelingless robots. The earth is wise, and teaches in the most remarkable way, just by giving and existing. Yet humankind is generally stupid and continues to be this way.

[@hunyotiago1271]

“If you really think that the environment is less important than the economy, try holding your breath while you count your money.” - Guy McPherson

[@trunzlerclement3227]

Best quote ever

[@rockeroller]

False equivalency. Put your money where your mouth is, and try living completely without fossil fuels. This would mean, no travel, no food ( unless you grow your own), no modern goods filled with plastics. Wind power positively cannot be produced without coal, both in the steel production, and standby energy plants for times when wind is scarce ( which is 60-70% of the time). The icing on the cake is wind costs around 600 times the kW/h cost of coal, and in colder climates, the poor will simply freeze to death ( the poor already spend 32-40% of their budget on energy, not counting housing, clothing, and food). Nuclear _might_ be an option in a geologically stable region, but then you have the problem of radioactive waste and accidents, which seem to happen anywhere radiation is involved in industrial processes. C02 is not a demon gas, but perhaps this will have to be learned the hard way. If the power grid collapsed, 90% of most people would die within one year.

[@MrThinking4myself]

If you really think that executives have access to the proof that what they're doing is going to destroy the planet they live on now, you must also believe that God sold them another planet to move to. Dorks.

[@MrThinking4myself]

@Just no one moron, answer the question. Why are you still using energy to post online if you think it's destroying your planet?

[@aaddiis45021]

Air putifier has entered the chat.

[@padfinancial1781]

Funny we warned about "global warming" up until 2012/13 when the planet (and the other planets) peaked and have been cooling since. So since we couldn't point at "global warming" any longer we switched it to climate change.

[@hastalapasta5440]

I should have listened to that person that said to not read the newest comments. Some of the people in these comments are reaching new levels of stupidity never before thought possible.

[@guts2015]

Literally every country: is like:We can solve climate change...But we don’t.

[@2kmichaeljordan438]

Carbonic Potassium Detection Contraption why always blame the US? If anything, mostly China

[@guts2015]

@Carbonic Potassium Detection Contraption Don’t even bother having a conversation with him. He probably doesn’t even have proper education.

[@guts2015]

@David Anewman www.esa.int/Science_Exploration/Space_Science/Venus_Express/Greenhouse_effects_also_on_other_planets

[@guts2015]

@Kent Horvath You are totally wrong.

[@Galaxia53]

@David Anewman How can you confidently say that scientists are wrong through speculation while not being a scientist your self

[@joelletourangeau6880]

We keep saying '' We need to save the planet '' when we should say '' We need to save humanity ''.. the Earth will regenerate itself when humans will be gone anywayyys 🌱

[@yamemeguy4744]

Joëlle Tourangeau Sometimes it’s great to think that we are so insignificant that we can’t even cause lasting damage.

[@thusarix121]

It is VERY, VERY difficult for the human race to go extinct. Climate Change " will lead-it already is leading- to massive economic damage, desperate refugees, and the loss of things we love. But it’s fundamentally different from an asteroid impact"

[@OnionMilker]

@@thusarix121 Don't forget the nature of humans, they are greedy and that greed leads to wars, Instead of trying to progress as humanity we are fighting each other over petty things and separating each other more and more each day. People are ignorant and love their "safe" lives so they are afraid of fighting for better days. When you compare how many people choose to not act and live their lives away doing nothing with how many actually do want to do something, well it doesn't look good. And it's not anymore that our presidents are the will of the people but rather they control them and abuse their place of power. We became blind my guy

[@USMCSEAN1991]

Tell that to Venus.

[@gerardo49078]

Humanity is overrated

[@paleocon777]

Associated press 1989: A senior UN environmental official says the entire nations could be wiped off the face of the Earth by rising sea levels if global warming trend is not reversed by the year 2000" 😂

[@steveg1667]

They are full of $$&& in the 70s they were claiming burning fossil fuels was causing sun light to be blocked and we were going to enter an ice age. Then we had the ozone layer scare where people would have to start living under ground because solar rays would kill you. every decade the ice caps are going to melt and Florida is going to be underwater etc. The only people pushing climate change are the crooks that get paid for this scam and the ones that want to control your life.

[@williamchristopher5653]

To protesters; Ask yourself a question: if there was no money to be made in "cLimaTe cHangE" do you think activists would still care about it? I'll asnwer it for you. No

[@karbon9703]

4:31 Minor correction to “The burning of CO2 creates a greenhouse effect that warms the Earth.” Should be: “The burning of hydrocarbons emits CO2, which creates a greenhouse effect that warms the earth.” CO2 is not burned, but is the product of burning in a combustion reaction.

[@CodyMoore74]

I was skeptical of that too.

[@minhduong4446]

Good to know that the earth was f*cked up for us before I was even born

[@loocie4636]

MultiTacs it melted

[@bobsonbobbybobson6888]

@@MultiTacs if you didnt know, earth was experiencing an ice age, the most recent one. The causes of an ice age are dependent on earths orbit and tilt, as well ocean currents and so much more. Right now, we are living in an interglacial period in between ice agea. What the current climate change model is seeing is that we are experiencing higher avergare temperatures than compared to what was seen thousands of years ago. Even a rise by 2 degrees celsius makes a BIG difference. It is a fact that global warming is happening. Between scientists, they are debating the causality and magnitude of global warming. Ik the terms climate change and global warming scream cringe and political agendas because you here the terms all the time. But try to see that these are scientific terms and that politics had disrupted that severly. Right now a majority of the scientists (i think its around 90% are in agreement that its man made) the other ten percent have attributed to other things like sun cycles and etc. Both sides are scientific, so they both have evidence to backup what they are saying. I agree with the 90% as their data seems a little stronger to me. The solution to man made climate change is by increasing funding in energy technology compaines that are striving to bring other methods of energy production into the main stream. Regulating snd banning anything does nothing. A complete transformation is needed.

[@cripto136]

It wasen't, it isn't.

[@octocube3607]

Same here, it sucks now our generation will be left alone to deal with all the ***** the past generations did

[@bobsonbobbybobson6888]

@@octocube3607 Nope. Our generation as a whole wont do anything to fix climate change. The few members of our generation that actually plan on creating new energy production technologies that render carbon based energy obsolete will contribute to changing the world. The rest of our generation will sit home saying "ReMeMbEr To ReDuCe YoUr CaRbOn FoOtPrInT!!!!"

[@freedom2084]

In the 70’s they told us it was getting colder

[@marymorland7722]

Carbon isn't even the worst of the greenhouse gases; methane from factory farming is something far worse than carbon. I found this out from watching Eating Our Way to Extinction. That movie put me on the way towards veganism, except for bacon, and dairy. Hey, it's a diet, not a revolution.

[@plebian6979]

Good little numb nut

[@egrace3591]

now THIS... THIS is the *TEA.*

[@arnavanand8037]

No THIS is the *T **_EA™_*

[@jadeblades]

@Abigail Onumonu it's kinda a meme

[@tylert7945]

People need to focus on animal agriculture. It is doing WAY more damage than the oil and gas industry & everything else combined. Go watch Cowspiracy on Netflix.

[@WadcaWymiaru]

@@tylert7945 Or maybe some charcoal: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pZfVipSCpbeoaNU en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terra_preta

[@luckychonk9527]

My dad works for ExxonMobil and I always poke at him for this stuff

[@JAMESWUERTELE]

Failed Math Tests why?

[@luckychonk9527]

@@JAMESWUERTELE Our family is huge on environmentalism which is so ironic since he works for a company that's destroying the environment with lies and deceit. He gets paid hella money tho.

[@JAMESWUERTELE]

Heck yeah I work in the power industry and get paid decent

[@irondolphin9387]

Failed Math Tests So he should build solar plants that take away land from wildlife and light birds on fire.

[@bruceterhune3400]

Do you laugh at him when he feeds you and buys you stuff??

[@ponkocrossingforpalestine]

this makes me so mad, the fact that something couldve been done nearly half a century ago but human greed put us in this situation of dread and thousands of species extinct, millions of people suffering from the harsh effects of climate change, all while the billionaires don't have to worry about the rising sea levels because theyre safely above the ground on their piles of money.

[@Windom138]

Spike Lee's Do The Right Thing was released in 1989. In that movie, two characters have a conversation about how the Polar ice caps are melting from global warming. I'm just glad we know now that if we really want the truth about anything related to the masses, the last place to look is mainstream media in the United States.

[@hermitthefrog8951]

AOC: "We only have 12 years left!" Gore: " I've been saying that for 30 years!"

[@rustyscrapper]

Nope, we have 11 years and we are keeping count.....for the third time.

[@hermitthefrog8951]

@@rustyscrapper - gee... is it only the 3rd time? I'm sure we're on the 4th or 5th (you have to include the coming ice-age predictions of the 70s and 80s). Notice how the same geo-engineering process proposed to warm the planet are now also being touted to cool it (chemtrails, etc)? So sick of this 5#!t.

[@TheMineCart]

Remember when back in 2012 or 2013 they were saying the worlds going to end.... look at us now, we’re still here

[@goblingamer606]

@@TheMineCart although, i would have preffered the world to end in 2012. Liberals are just the worst these days

[@miu__m]

nct trash i thought the idea of the world ending in 2012 was bc of the movie 2012? Lol

[@AnnTom-gn6ln]

I am actually scared our future is going to to dangerous and not a safe place and we won’t be able to run away from it 😞😞

[@aidenoliver1681]

Ann17tom Tea same it actually scares me

[@Itsneleah]

yeah I'm having something like a panicattack

[@joopie545]

I see many young people feeling this way. The feeling is boosted by a lot of climate change denying people and honestly I only see this trend on the rise. The weird thing is I can't imagine being a climate denier and I always feel like I wanna do something about it, but wouldn't know what to say to people who completely ignore science.

[@hamatito3423]

Don't worry nothing is going to happen...

[@grumpino8246]

haha we'll die together

[@adamnoir5014]

Where I live a lot of old people and retirees are doing all they can for the environment and wildlife and in regard to climate change. Some people say it won't matter to old people because they won't be around to suffer the full consequences of climate change. But it does matter to us because you are our children....

[@BrentonSmythesfieldsaye]

Exactly!

[@gabi.a]

I'd like to add one thing: "1898 : Swedish scientist, Svante Arrherius, puts forward the theory of the greenhouse effect and calculates that doubling of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere will increase temperatures by 5°C to 6°C" source: The Guardian just trying to enrich the conversation 😊

[@darthmaul216]

Well she got her estimate wrong. We have already doubled the atmosphere sense then. But that was over a century ago so I’ll give her a pass on that

[@helloitsksenia]

I like how music keeps increasing with the feeling of anxiety

[@wartome3196]

It’s how they trick people

[@dannyboy1779]

Turn the volume down then??

[@sarveshmohite-khadakpada8416]

,.

[@Sally_Joe]

That's what propaganda does.

[@worldfamousgamer9191]

Lmfao

[@arbormeow]

This makes me so angry. Animals and people are dying because of this, and are future generations will be left with next to nothing. Thanks Exon for doing all this! Good job 😒

[@robertmedak4058]

go vegan

[@SyNcLife]

Welcome to the great filter.

[@arbormeow]

@Chloe Watters I am cutting down on meat and always recycle! Remember to look where your food is from as the closer it was grown to where you buy it, the better.

[@kimberlyabbott2767]

Life is going to crap. And y'all wonder why gen z is so depressed. 😑

[@winser21]

Specifically who has died as a direct result of global warming?

[@estherk.a2670]

AsapSCIENCE who tells me that ive been lied to: Do you trust me? Me since birth: With every cell of my body. Way to go AsapSCIENCE!!!

[@Bread._..]

Kinda weird how it’s natural for there to be green house gasses, and that despite lots of country’s going green they still need to buy gas from other country’s like russia

[@matijapetesic1868]

anyone else getting depressed and scared thinking about our future on this planet?

[@rafaelestrada1846]

Yeah but that's why I smoke weed and drink cactus juice.

[@aurumjust5539]

No. We are going to be fine. Global warming is real, but there are a couple of problems with it. 1) We don’t know whether or not it is man made for sure, we don’t have enough empirical evidence pointing towards that. 2) It is not clear that the globe warming is even a detrimental thing for the planet, as we may have melting ice caps (although Antartica is literally GROWING) but also plant life flourishes and has been, especially in Africa. 3) There also is not reason to believe that the source of power that we’ve used to build nearly everything you have and nearly all the modern innovations needs to be limited so that we can survive. Renewable and clean energy WILL be more profitable in the future, but the only way to get to that point is to continue using the energy we use now

[@aurumjust5539]

Smash 456 umm, no. Like I said, there isn’t enough empirical evidence to show that that trend is a reality. Temperature and Carbon Dioxide in the air seem to have a linear relationship, however, when you realize that the graph of carbon dioxide in the air is suddenly much higher than the temperature, then the cause and effect that we seem to think is true seems very unlikely. And like I said, the globe is also cooling in a lot of areas. It is not going to kill people, it will help the poor people in Africa though because their land is more prosperous

[@anna-kt3zw]

@@aurumjust5539 better safe than sorry so lets all be proactive about climate change

[@aurumjust5539]

smol_leafymochi better safe than sorry? But at what cost? Being proactive about climate change is going to limit the very thing that has helped us build society to where we are today. It is absolutely not worth it. We can not destroy our economy and innovative potential because of a theory. Fossil Fuel power will soon be outdated and not as effective, but until then, we need to utilize it to its fullest potential to get to where we want to be. You do realize that wind mills actually burn more fossil fuel energy than the amount of energy they will provide in their lifetime, right? It isn’t worth it

[@FS-zz7pc]

Hey is it hot in here or is it just global warming. Yea both

[@robertmedak4058]

go vegan

[@aangsstaff4174]

There is a difference between weather and climate, i know that humans are affecting it but we can’t blame everything on it

[@FS-zz7pc]

@@robertmedak4058 hELL yeAH

[@OzCroc]

Robert Medak I’m not a vegan but I do limit my meat consumption and I support vegans a lot, it takes a lot of will power :D

[@kagez6515]

Robert Medak or, or, or, OR... Eat the animals that we have already boosted their populations where they do contribute to climate change.

Nuclear power is way cleaner than solar and wind.

[@ricalovesjesus]

And it’s crazy because the news stations have been blaming global warming on us 😂😂😂😂

[@therawmeatball6883]

And because virtually everyone who watches this channel and their social circles believe climate change anyway, this video sadly has no effect...

[@anonymousalias.5059]

Are there any study's saying it doesn't

[@lool12366]

Why wouldn't you believe in it? I used to be a skeptic but the science is clear. You have any real proof? I'm open to different ideas.

[@koldolmen5837]

Kvothe Windrunner imagine living in 2019 and not believing in climate change

[@davidcwilkerson]

^ people who don't understand this comment

[@reahs4815]

Believe? We KNOW

[@mcknucklehead5722]

i liked the quote "Exxon lied, Our earth fried" lmao

[@alenpaul2523]

Lame

[@kshitijtiwari3426]

Like "China lied , people died!"

[@mypetcrow9873]

ARE YOU REALLY THAT BRAIN DEAD? LMAO???????

[@mism847]

They are already doing it. They problem is that they're doing the bare minimum for greed.

[@ethanweeter2732]

An oil company lying is not news.

[@williamtanck1363]

the planet was supposed to burn up years ago and we are still here.

[@jonathantan2469]

Except back then we called it 'Global Warming'. Then, by rebranding it to 'Climate Change', we could apply it to any weather event... from a cold hail, to a thunderstorm, to Indian summers.

[@fordpower8024]

I stick with global warming all the liberals want to rebrand crap now

[@kam_iko]

they’re flexible. skip to 2019 and gas companies advocate for renewables and against nuclear: to sell more natural gas.

[@goddessoflove4ever]

Exxon is acting like they're the damn solution! I hate when I see their stupid renewable ads on my vids

[@willb9159]

Just watched a Ted talk on this exact viewpoint. Nuclear energy by far proceeds any advantage of renewables such as wind/solar in almost every way. It's definitely the future and people don't know it.

[@taylordavison6849]

@@willb9159 At least their looking into ways to make nuclear reactors safer than the ones that came before.

[@masterchiefgtxable]

@@taylordavison6849 even using old designs would be better than burning fossil fuels for power...

[@kam_iko]

Ryan Vigus solar is an intermittent energy source with a capacity factor of 10-25% so it needs to either store energy, or have a backup power source. nuclear requires less raw materials (and therefore mining) over it’s lifespan than solar (by a lot) and about the same or less than wind power (per TWh energy produced). and that’s BEFORE we account for the batteries (or other backup). same goes for the price, you can either scale with fossil fuels as backup power source (still the cheapest, but i think non of us wants that) or... ....with expensive low-capacity batteries, but the reality of the matter is: we can’t produce enough batteries for the minuscule amount of electric car demand there is, the entire world production couldn’t even cover the (energy storage) needs of a mega city like tokyo...

[@thomasking49]

Ha! This is the same song you used in your "100 digits of Pi" song! Happy Pi Day everyone!

[@ulysessoliverasponyman]

Yeah happy pi day

[@sunsetsstarsrise3011]

Yah

[@clarahowson2911]

Any tau fans here?

[@bridmcgrath5363]

I'm eating it✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻

[@lulumenko9393]

Galaxy Girl yep

[@stevenheinrich3999]

Who thought that peeing in your own bed would have consequences ?

[@victtorvictory4311]

'to me, to you and to your mom' 😂😂

[@professorstick]

The obvious solution here is to breathe less. jk thanks AsapSCIENCE for your wonderful work.

[@human_bing]

Hi

[@Me-vy8lg]

Oh wow I eidnt expect to see you here ☺

[@famoterlhh4993]

oh hai

[@the_really_tired_one]

Professor Stick eyyyyyy professor stick

[@the1barbarian781]

Hey stick lol

[@melodymcdaniel9268]

It pisses me off to no end to hear old, selfish people destroying the planet for future generations in the name of profit because they know they will already be gone when the world ends. I'm only 16 and it breaks my heart because I don't want to die with most of my life having been spent in school. It makes it hard to keeo going. I fully support all the kids around the world who skip school to protest climate change inaction, especially when there is no point in getting an education if the world is predicted to die before you can make any use of it.

[@vitaeschola]

Melody McDaniel elder millennial here, don’t loose hope. But also don’t listen to the loud alarmist. We do need to change our current fossil fuel based economy and transition to clean tech. But you’re not gonna die from climate change any time soon, we humans have faced bigger changes... be the change you want to see in the world, and you’ll see that there’s plenty to be optimistic about.

[@irondolphin9387]

Væringjar Exactly, we shouldn’t panic about climate change and make any rash decisions.

[@melodymcdaniel9268]

@Amaryllis Galatzs Yeah I'm not being brainwashed. I know I'm not gonna die, I'm just an extremely anxious person

[@Walt2323]

Melody McDaniel Another elderly millennial (I hate that I just said that but it’s true). Don’t worry about stupid stuff like global warming. Do dumb kid stuff while you can. The people shouting climate change have a political agenda. We will all be fine for the foreseeable future. When the governments starts taking large portions of your paycheck you’ll start questioning everything. Green new deal is the same a legal theft. Enjoy being a kid. Best of luck 💪🏽👍🏽

[@ohdaUtube]

@@melodymcdaniel9268 it boils down to increasing natural disasters. Don't leave school (also, consider cheaper state schools and go into a field that makes money). Become successful, right for change with that success. Be the leader. The more successful, the more influence you have.

[@drifterman319]

"Thomas Sowell exposes global warming" Watch that freaking scaredy pants fairies.

[@Airbnb2Video]

I want to revisit these videos in 20 years. It's clear to me the makers will then have egg on their faces.

[@jackl8349]

I have a solution Everyday at noon we will all put on fans in our front yards

[@greenwoodhoran8868]

Lol

[@meganmanary4743]

😂

[@madisonperry7447]

Yes. This is the only hope for the planet now. We must cool it down ourselves.

[@jadenlynch5575]

Slow clap

[@Luis-tr1yj]

How is that going to get rid of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere?

[@pepijn6888]

Make a video about the impact of livestock farming on the climate too

[@vittocrazi]

@Dave Frame 0,0004 ofwhat? You should always point the unit along with the magnitude. Is ir volume? Mass?? Parts per million has a unit along with the magnitude, so its better than your percentages. Also, it is pretty widely used un chemistry, when a small ammount of matter has a significance on a solution. (Running out of time now. If you want ti i can keep pointing things wrong on your comment)

[@FKBUSH1]

Right. Will they ever focus on the leading cause?

[@sp3k73r]

Pepijn Kieven vegan

[@Chwiirleader]

And don’t forget to mention how feeding them a bit of seaweed cuts cattle’s methane emissions by 90%, grass finishing them is also necessary of course due to the high carbon cost of producing grains and legumes to feed the cattle.

[@tomas1993]

Yeah they should because livestock has a much greater impact on the climate!

[@alexanderl9721]

I'm conservative but I was never denying that climate change is real. It certainly is a serious issue. But I think we need to find solutions that are both climate friendly and don't hurt the economy. I'm in favour of nuclear power as an energy source. Wind and solar energy is very expensive and produces little energy. But by all means, we shouldn't stop with those alternative energy sources. Either way, oil will only last us up to 50 years from now on and the more alternatives we have the better. I think that conservatives and liberals should sit down and figure out solutions together. Solutions that can be satisfactory to both sides.

[@fkrkf]

Lol, its almost like the interests of owners and workers is fundamentally at odds or something as I would like not die of cancer and the owners of the plant don't want to have to pay to dispose of their industrial waste that they're been dumping in our water supply for the last 40yrs

[@off_grid_javelin]

Being on the right side of morality is hard due to the chaos of corrupt agendas and false knowledge lying around...

[@notacommie7154]

And it's easy to be absolutely sure of your morality when you have been brainwashed.

[@off_grid_javelin]

@@notacommie7154 even more easy to think of it as "kill or be killed" as both sides have their reasons... And both think they're moral and any third party could be stated as partial.

[@notacommie7154]

@@off_grid_javelin When someone thinks they are more moral, but are completely wrong on the facts you get what we have now. The forever war that Orwell wrote about, but now the enemy is the weather. Not an accident. Control is the name of the game.

[@off_grid_javelin]

@@notacommie7154 not everyone has seen this enemy, or known how deadly it is atleast just like the night king of GoT it is pretty sneaky...

[@notacommie7154]

@@off_grid_javelin true

[@lizandrorodriguez5929]

Can we just talk about how genuinely terrified I am for our future and the earth? Like not just posting oh it’s an issue I’m scared, but IM ACTUALLY scared of climate change yet nations and government don’t do anything. Me as a teenager and many other regular civilians, there’s really not much we can do other than make statuses etc because we have to carry on with our own lives. I just wish people with power would actually do something.

[@peachydais]

take part in the global school walkout tomorrow!

[@earthyathena]

Lizandro Rodriguez You can actually lower your ecological footprint by becoming vegan, using public transit/ride share/carpool, recycling, buying second hand clothing instead of fast fashion, supporting small local companies that have ethical values, using little to no plastic, and eating no fish (it kills the oceans).

[@Jay-pp6bu]

Don’t be afraid. The world will exist long after we’re gone. The alarmists’ predictions have yet to get it right in spite of several previous claims of supposed devastation.

[@Jay-pp6bu]

Consensus is not science. Global warming is a myth.

[@invalidopinion5384]

Following on from what earthly athena commented, you could also help violently overthrow our corporate overlords and help implement a leftist socio-economic system that places people before profit. What you're experiencing is something Mark Fisher called "reflexive impotence"- the feeling that you can't do anything about the shit things in the world. Ask yourself just why it is you think you can't do anything about it and I'll think you'll find that there's thousands of things you can be doing about it. I think the point the comment above is making is that you can do all these little things to slightly improve things. My addition to that advice is that you encourage others to do all those little things too. One good person can't make much of a difference, but many good people can. The "violent overthrow" thing may seem like a joke, and it's certainly an exaggeration- I'd prefer if no one was harmed- but I fundamentally believe that we can change the systems that allow this type of corruption and destruction to happen without having to become politicians and CEOs ourselves, and I think if you, Rodriguez and whoever else is reading this, believed that too it may at the very least, give you some hope. Join some kind of organisation or movement. It's worth at least something, giving up some free time to go on marches and riot and spread your ideas. At least that's what I tell myself! Good luck!

[@harrydunleavy8356]

10,000 students went on strike and protested against the government today in Australia to get them to do something about climate change

[@azuregriffin1116]

Many here in the UK, too.

[@harrydunleavy8356]

Your mum serves for nothing

[@Olsnedzy]

A lot can’t even spell their signs right , how bout they stay school and actually learn instead of being used in this bullshit

[@harrydunleavy8356]

Dean Sneddon why don’t you do something about it. If it was your future you’d want to do something about it. (I’m assuming you’re an adult) :) also a lot of them are in like year 3 or 4 so shut up about spelling.

[@pdelmo79]

Then they walked back in the the school under the aircon, lights and used the phones and computers

[@w12ath040211]

The problem in terms of tackling this issue is that Democrats don't have good solutions. Republicans may be denying there is one to begin with but it's effectively the same as having bad solutions to a problem you recognize. Wind solar biomass (especially biomass) Hydroelectric don't come close to filling the gap that oil leaves. And all of which have their own environmental impacts.

[@steved6269]

You mean to tell me they chose profits over human life? Imagine my disbelief.

[@WillyIlluminatoz]

Exxon is like Umbrella corp in Resident Evil movie...

[@catonfire5010]

NEERRRRRD (jk that was a nice joke :3)

[@songotenks410]

More like the Shinra group from FF.

[@ricktd6891]

Willy, more like the people who believe global warming is a problem are like the brain dead zombies walking around eating the good healthy people with functioning brains.

[@skeetorkiftwon]

@@songotenks410 Correct. Exxon=Shinra Dow Chemical=Umbrella Corp Additionally: Mitsubishi Zaibatsu=Mishima Zaibatsu IBM=Cyberdyne Etc

[@christopherbolanos2480]

Execpt that we need fossil fuel to help us survive ? And the umbrella corp is just a cooperation that poisons people into becoming mindless zombies. Lol I don't see the joke 😂

[@lumbermcray5097]

News:Elon buys exxon and cancels it. Me:I see this is an absolute win.

[@camerynhighsmith660]

ill ask him lmao

[@zoeypotatohead9009]

Cha Cha real smooth

[@sugmaballs3540]

Please lmao

[@cletussamboy8650]

yeah lets replace oil with coal and gas burning. Methane being worse than coal if you count the leaks since it's waay more powerful than co2. Morons who think electric cars are green.

[@fonaiver1601]

@@cletussamboy8650 you are way too short sighted. Yes burning coal is worse than petrol but guess what.... You can use nuclear power or renewable energy to fuel your car

[@Mobius118]

The people peddling this almost always have nice, beachfront houses. They ask YOU for YOUR money to solve the “problem” … and hen nothing happens. I’ll start to get worried when I can see they actually believe what they’re peddling. That means, no private jets, no huge climate conferences halfway across the world, and no beachfront house. Until I see those people drop those things, I know they don’t actually mean all they profess

[@BurgerMongerer]

That's because most major devastating impacts will not happen for at least another 40ish years. Most of these people will be dead, dying, or Biden levels of old. They don't need to care about the impacts. I unfortunately do need to worry about it and you might not need to but your kids will. we have known that carbon dioxide traps heat from the sun in our atmosphere since the 19th century. It isn't really a big surprise what happens when we increase the amount in our atmosphere.

[@Red-Revolution708]

Man’s greed is overwhelmingly his very worst trait he as.

[@basal757]

Thank you for this video. Oil company are the big evil on earth .

[@divinehatred6021]

Not the oil company, but every single government and globalist greedy bastards

[@briangarrow448]

Just remember which politicians and executives sold your future to become wealthy. I'm an older guy, so most likely the worst effects will happen after I'm gone. Don't let them win. Dammit. I know you can save the planet.

[@Nell-r0se]

I'm glad that the past generations weren't all bad. We'll take care of her for ya 🖒 Just make sure that if you see a parent you know raising their kids to be ignorant, you teach them to be better. We were once a proud species, and I'd like to see that be possible again

[@Phane02]

This seems to happen often with many companies with dangerous chemicals, remember the lead paint researcher?

[@ricktd6891]

CAGW is a scam.

[@sgs6991]

It was the oil mafia too who wanted to silence him.

[@JohnDoe-rs7gh]

We can change to go to zero emissions and spend 100s of trillions in doing so and yet Asia who accounts for the vast majority for the world's emissions will make 100 of trillions by not changing.

[@kreapsstudio1429]

Every few years there’s always something “huge and important “ that we can’t see or prove exists but we all need to worry about , change our lives for or pay loadsa money because of - covid climate change bla bla