This Is Why Canada Destroyed Its Dams, It Shocked the World

[@Hazen87]

Who would have thought building more homes and communities on flood plains would result in more flooding and incidents.

[@vancguy9204]

Yup

[@687ABC]

Shhhhhhh. People have a hard time of dealing with the obvious.

[@dukeofthedance8062]

Hahaha, that's a good one. Thumbs up.

[@levisvarela3735]

the same people building shitty houses in arizona, builders dont care, they care about short term profits

[@balderdashery1]

The richest people are buying up all the oceanfront property because they fear rising ocean levels.

[@cht2162]

They are the only ones capable of paying rising insurance policies.

[@chaos0852]

Nobody said they were smart

[@MrGaryGG48]

...You're going to buy the oceanfront property because you fear rising ocean levels... whaaaaat??? I know of some really good opportunities down around Santa Barbara and La Jolla (that's in California). Don't tell them right away, what you want. You're liable to get trampled!!!! 🙃😂🤣

[@daftgowk1]

The richest people are building bunkers, just look to zuckerberg and bezos.

[@2nd_of_3]

@@MrGaryGG48😂 guaranteed oceanfront, eventually

[@gonavy1]

I remember years ago people protesting Ducks Unlimited because the reason they wanted to protect wetlands was so they could hunt ducks. Go Ducks Unlimited 👍

[@afungusamungus2860]

Not to mention reintroducing Elk locally, yay hunters

[@jerrydutra3225]

And now we got a flood of refugees to boot 😮

[@MishaDaBear]

DU is an offshoot of the NRA!

[@Eyes.WideOpen]

It's the same with WWF. Tbh it's the same with every organization not just in regards to wildlife, but health, nature, everything. The world bank just released theres 14 billion climate change funds missing. Evil rules the world

[@dukeofthedance8062]

"Waterfowl" hunters, (ducks, geese, etc) usually don't eat what they shoot. It's either left in the field for coyotes, or else they're all donated to a local shelter if equipped to process and use them during hunting seasons, which many do; but not all. So unless it's going to taxidermist, they just leave them right where they fall. Asked a coworker what fun was there in that, and he said while smiling in a dreamy _weird_ way, "it's just incredible to hear their bodies thump on the ground, so hard you can feel and sense it" and I said you're something else bud. Something else.

[@lonnywilcox445]

Storms are not getting more damaging when measured on a non-monetary scale. Yes, hurricanes cause billions of dollars in damage but that is because trillions of dollars in development has happened in areas which are susceptible to hurricanes. That doesn't mean the storms are more powerful than they were 100 years ago, just that people have built more where building wasn't a good idea in the first place.

[@Sassycowgirl17]

In other words natures sponge is the marsh . Duh 🙄

[@rothed16]

BINGO fellow Texan

[@Kiettax]

How old are you? When I was 8 years old I was scared by documentary channel so much that I had horrific nightmares and huge fear of death. The channel told that Ice will melt in 10 years, super volcanos will erupt and everything on earth will end. It was 24 years ago. I'm still alive, different fears and the see level almost the same.

[@sestabr0119]

Love watching WATOP. This time it was about my home town Sackville! Crazy. I’m in Dieppe now. The tidal bore is still amazing.

[@Zelhx]

Riverview here

[@austinradovich7187]

Every episode I wait for the little guy to give me a thumbs up please bring him back

[@Mordraneth]

Our government here is notoriously slow to do anything regarding infrastructure. Painfully slow.

[@Eyes.WideOpen]

The lies mixed with truth here are a lot to swallow. Discernment is required. It makes sense why this man needs to hide his face

[@mrcraftiest]

You must have a sweatshop of video editors

[@paulmartin4168]

Haha. My dog-owner FB group got warned about the use of the word " b×tch' I pray this video doesn't get de-monitised for use if "D"word!

[@mickgatz214]

Simple : Humans just cannot beat Mother Nature. 😂

[@Jasongamer14rg23]

Wait second doesn’t global warming make more of Canada’s suitable more infrastructure?

[@atodaso1668]

Global warming aka coming out of an ice age is good for Canada, we have enough ice.

[@OceanusHelios]

There comes a point in your life when you need to quit thinking like you did in the second grade.

[@Jasongamer14rg23]

@ I can’t tell if that was insult if it was it so so bad

[@CP-ji2bb]

@@atodaso1668 But as soon as it hits full heat we go back into an ice age. We have mini ice ages every approx 10,000. Last one ended approx 12,500 years ago. Got your winter gear ready?

[@TB-zw7dt]

@@CP-ji2bb We are just towards the end on an Ice Age. That means it's warming up, with or without humans. The alarmism is absurd. It'd be nice if well intentioned people concerned themselves more with pollution and man made habitat destruction. Don't worry, you'll need your winter coat as usual. These alarmists seem to think climate doesn't change and that severe weather is something new. It's crazy how the focused propaganda dupes so many.

[@fluoridegood4you622]

"If you protect your coastal town from the tides, it wins." It all seems like a discontinuation of services, costcutting, with the excuse of its safer this way. Like how the asylum system here was shut down & The Mental were converted into The Homeless.

[@James-ke5sx]

Gotcha, I hit the button before you mentioned what I always forget to do. This is news to me and I'm in Canada

[@vickibrighton9455]

Dang, I live in WA just south of the Canadian border and had no idea Delta, Richmond, and Abbotsford were is such trouble. 😮

[@TheLittlestViking]

The Sumas flooding that was a big deal in Whatcom a few years back weirdly didn't care about our measly human borders.

[@jvaneck8991]

They are not in trouble. Half of Holland is way below sea level; the Dutch have learned to build solid dikes. B.C. could dike the land if it had the political will. The suggestion here is that you cannot beat back Nature and the desire to flood; the Dutch have disproved that idea for four hundred years.

[@elienops]

"Floods never lead to anything good" The whole of Egyptian civilization:

[@CP-ji2bb]

So we have mini ice ages every 10,000 years. The earth heats up till it hits a tipping point, then we freeze up again. Last one ended approx 12,500 years ago. Do you see the point?

[@gdragonlord749]

You are ignoring all the data showing how much CO2 humans are pumping into the atmosphere. It's more than volcanos can do in 10,000 years in just 1% of that timeframe.

[@Brati999]

Are you reffrecing to the republican dryass BS?

[@Damonvile]

The mini ice age you're referring to is called the little ice age and it was from 1300 to 1850. Even a low effort google search would show you this, so where did you pull this nonsense fact out of ?

[@stevewiles7132]

@@gdragonlord749 so get rid of most of the people.

[@Keef369]

two thing acadians were not colonizers and were also victims of genocide. Saving our culture is important sir.

[@jamescollins3647]

They were colonizers. They came from a foreign land and took over. That is colonizing ffs.

[@joesmith4494]

You don't get to come from somewhere if you were forced to come here as a prisoner. My family was forced to come to Canada because we saw a deer. It's not theft it's hunger. If I force you to move to China it don't make you Chinese. It makes you doing what you have to do. And they kidnapped and made them walk all the way to the swamps of Louisiana to become Cajon. I was born in Prince Edward Island I crossed Canada seven times. It's a pretty damn big place. I went and found the end of the world at the end of the Rockies and that's where I'm at currently

[@TheFrugalMombot]

@@jamescollins3647they did not take over. they worked alongside the native populations and integrated with them in many cases. they taught them practices that helped the tribes and never took their lands. they built on land unclaimed using the methods they’d learned in France being forced to live in difficult conditions. it was the english that decided that the lands that the native populations and the acadians had made into valuable farm land were appealing and they wanted it and you better bow to the english crown or else. many died or fled to the southern us coast where they employed the same techniques to turn hostile land into something they could work with and also worked with the native population there. colonizers take land from existing peoples and either removes them and forces them to move elsewhere or they kill them for it. no acadian did that to the natives. the english did that to the acadians and the natives. boarding up the men in a church and descending on the women, killing anyone native or french that refused to pledge to the crown.

[@Keef369]

@@jamescollins3647 no do research

[@Keef369]

@@TheFrugalMombot and we were killed and forced to leave alongside the miq ma

[@dabbyduckofficial51]

I live in Abbotsford and 1/4 of it flooded in 2021 and it shut down the highway due to a dike failure,they just built it up and reinforced it,what's funny is there is areas where people have built townhouse complexes in swampland

[@atodaso1668]

The dikes didn't fail, the pumps did due to water coming in from the US. This had happened before, they had a big meeting about it and did nothing on the US side so it happened again.

[@Scorpster]

I had lakeshore property for a week :)

[@UVStardust]

I grew up in Abbotsford but live in Vancouver now. I was sad to see Castle Fun Park flooded. I know it's not the first time it has happened though. It also happened back in the early 1990's if I recall.

[@MishaDaBear]

Jack up your home and add concrete filled ICF blocks over the foundation, & build up your yard or move to higher ground like Surrey!

[@iHopeyoure0ffended]

Abbotsford is built on reclaimed land. It's only a matter of time untill its taken back by the water.

[@EdRedekop]

Instead of always blaming climate change for everything that is happening and put the blame on where it really belongs. PEOPLE!!! But no whether it is breaking the law or screwing the weather we never admit to wrong doing. We always claim NOT GUILTY never accepting our part in the crime

[@IreneWY]

Only that nature doesn't care. after a while the flood plain will be a flood plain again and no dike will prevent it forever. I find it adorable that us naked monkeys think that we can actually tame a whole planet

[@gampie13]

well the main problem with "climate change" is that it's a completely politically loaded term, that ranges from some parts actual science, mostly pseudoscience, and the biggest part political BS claims of both sides. No shit the climate on the planet is changing, the earth goes in cycles of warming/cooling, and we are finally exiting proper from the last ice age that we almost lapsed back in to... The main problem with "climate change" is that it means nothing anymore, not even the direct definitions of the words themselves, due to how much it's been misused and propagandised by politics

[@687ABC]

I except responsibility for my C02 emissions. But I can't help it. When you gotta fart you gotta fart.

[@jamescollins3647]

Shh, do NOT mention overpopulation. The climate loonies don't like to mention that.

[@Ok.interesting.OkThen]

Just for reference, this area used to be covered with water. It's always been a flood plan.

[@rickdommett]

your treatis on Japan and this one are very well done. as I am Canadian, it seems more relevant. thank you.........

[@roberthoople]

Oss · sil · ation or aa · suh · lay · shn

[@Ottobon]

Okay but admit it though if Nova Scotia became a island it would seem way fancier

[@CommonCentsRob]

Another great video....and.... Good ole Oscar and those damn OSKILLATIONS(?). 🤣😂🤣

[@vicrigg9390]

I'm 56 I still go fishing at the same peer and boat ramp as a child, still waiting for that sea level rise you all talk about my house should be beach front property by now.

[@jmc4975]

You're obviously not in an impacted area... if it rains in another country, you don't say that rain doesn't exist just because it's clear skies where you are.

[@wavyhermit5230]

@@jmc4975it’s not real lol

[@jameslauder3984]

@@jmc4975🥱💤

[@wavyhermit5230]

@@jmc4975earth has always went thru change not surprising nothing new.

[@dannycreech4177]

Amen brother!

[@pameladavies337]

As is happening in Florida, when insurance companies stop insuring properties, the property won't have any value and people will stop building them. I'm not a fan of letting the market take care of the problem but you can't fix stupid.

[@johncarlson6314]

Rely, 3ft. rise in 75yrs. 36" that's a real big rise. Are you sure you want to go with that 3 feet. Wow. To bed I'm 60 and will not be around in 75yrs. to laugh at that statement 3'.

[@Jokersick6six]

Our dams still stand!

[@lorettaross2007]

Hi Steve! Great content Thank you for sharing! See you again next time!

[@ArchaeanDragon]

Gotta watch out for those dastardly oskillations. :)

[@franktuckwell196]

Thanx James, another fascinating programme. By doing what they are doing is like getting the beavers to engineer their lakes, to help with water management, thus preventing flooding.

[@jeremywoessner8136]

You got one thing wrong. When rivers flood. It leads to fertilization of the soil. So flooding rivers come with a great benefit!

[@raymontgomery764]

Coastal areas have always been at risk of subsidence. Look up Dwarka and Heracleion, two ancient cities that slowly sank beneath the waves thousands of years ago. There are many more examples.

[@paulteusner]

The world sure gets shocked a lot

[@gregtomilson3846]

The C in oscillations is silent.

[@thomasmacdiarmid8251]

Yeah, it sounded like he was saying osculations - a very different thing.

[@TaiWanWaf]

While technically correct, I enjoy hearing people mispronounce words because it makes words fun again… like muscles but with the c actually heard.vocabulary drift is fun 😂

[@Ithinkthereforeiam-ph9nb]

@@TaiWanWaf mispronouncing words is not as much of a issue, compared to making people into quantity. Instead of number of people , they now say amount of people. Rubs me the wrong way every time.

[@richardmead5969]

ok perfectionist. lame comment. wonder what you say to all the dialects in US. probably they are all wrong by your standards

[@Ithinkthereforeiam-ph9nb]

@ 👏👏👏👍👍👍 thank you 🖖

[@DanielQuakenbush]

Hasn't the environment been warming for a while? Maybe everyone should move to SALINA KANSAS!

[@MishaDaBear]

It is too dry there, upstate New York is a much better choice!

[@DanielQuakenbush]

@ no good, too high a tax burden and New York government is heavy handed and currently run by someone frankly no one would subject a sick dog too! Somehow dry is better than flooded with saltwater or government regulation. Besides the narrator must live in SALINA KANSAS, he does spots on Meridian Media for the Saline County household hazardous waste site. What is his name?

[@competitionglen]

In Australia, insurance companies are refusing to insure properties in bushfire/flood prone areas. Those greedy pricks show the way long before the Government gets it shit together. 😮

[@vicrigg9390]

Those greedy pricks lobby the government, just to jack up pricing and control legislation. Our government does not work for us they take they royal oath. Wake up.

[@stevewiles7132]

While councils won't let you clear excess fuel laying around .

[@competitionglen]

@stevewiles7132 not sure where you are based but.most local councils in Australia will encourage you to clear fuel/ trees around your domicile.

[@frogz]

only YOU can save the steves, only 1 in 10 people watching this will like the video and will respect steve's desire to remain anonymous, your donation of coffee and likes will be distribuited to steves, there is still time to fight climate change displaced steves, he needs coffee and has to wake up!!!

[@brandondixon7057]

Right

[@218philip]

Fear porn warning. How much has the ocean risen in the past 100yr’s

[@me4tw]

sea levels aren't rising. watermarks in the bay have remained identical for centuries.

[@Streetlocksmith]

It’s simple, move the towns. People have been doing it for thousands of years

[@stevewiles7132]

Yep, over the centuries, towns and villages had disappeared under the waves in many parts of Britain.

[@wofat6300]

The areas wasn't reclaimed, they were just claimed from the sea

[@FlatLineStudios]

A volcano erupted a few decades ago and changed the global temp down by 1 degree. After a year, the earth self corrected, and the temp returned to pre Volcano eruption. So how exactly are humans the problem again???

[@Scorpster]

That's a ridiculous argument.

[@i3_i9]

If yellow stone erupts it would lower the temperature in the world so it would be a good thing.

[@brandondixon7057]

Because humans are destroying everything. They say that New York is sinking because of all of the tall buildings that they keep building

[@TB-zw7dt]

Sea level rise rate hasn't changed in many decades. WATOP should take a closer look at sea level rise, and climatology in general. I love his information filled videos, though sometimes I think I'm reading a Wikipedia search.

[@Scorpster]

@@TB-zw7dt Please cite the source for your claim that sea levels haven't changed in many decades.

[@trinomial-nomenclature]

I'm Acadian from Nova Scotia. Also, if that area floods as predicted, that means Nova Scotia could become an island.

[@SomewhereRuralNS]

@trinomial-nomenclature I am also french Acadian from the Annapolis Valley. My grandfather told us, if it was not for the dykes, we would be an island. My father always warned that all it would take is one well placed hurricane to make us such (an island); our government, both provincial and federal, have not spent any money on updated the system. Also, the Minus Basin is a good example of how our forefathers used dykes for farming. The provincial government, along with the municipal have put trails along the dykes with historical information posted throughout. Very interesting and a must do!

[@joesmith4494]

I'm acadian from Prince Edward Island and that place is like 6 ft tall it will be underwater in a heartbeat. But for now I'm living above the clouds and the Rockies.

[@SuperSandLezB-an]

Why does he spill the coffee every time ?

[@ryanmahadeo3132]

I learned on the tv show "22 minutes" that the bay funday is doo doo water, and people love it except real canadians

[@petermartin4142]

I’m from the East Coast where this occurs, used to have a cottage with 30 m from the house to the shoreline 30 years ago . I got rid of the property, but now with the changing climate The cottage and the property are now gone.

[@28andfun]

@@petermartin4142 when I was in school they said you guys were falling into the sea because of climate control and fault lines was going to wash away California and Florida

[@MishaDaBear]

But most of our coastal lands like along the Gulf of St. Lawrence or northumberland Straight are glacial outwash plains over weak sandstone even without sea level rise erosion will occur as fast as hell. You only build on real rock like the western half of Cape Breton (Never on the Eastern half), 95% of the Fundy coast, up in Gaspe (Quebec) or real rock islands like Tancook not some dumb glacial drumlin or out wash plain! an entire 300 meter drumlin eroded in 2 years between 2006 and 2008 south of Yarmouth, NS, too bad for the 80 cottages that were lost.

[@ncdave4life]

​@@MishaDaBear, that is some really great footage you have on your channel, of the Bay of Fundy tide rushing up Moncton Tidal Bore. A++

[@margomoore4527]

You were smart to get out when you did!

[@Neuralatrophy]

If they really want to and it becomes economically sound, they can alter the shape of the bay by creating man-made islands which would interrupt the natural oscillation of the tides.

[@pdxdragon7479]

Good video, as usual. I never know what I'm going to learn when I watch your videos. I believe the "c" in "oscillation" is silent.

[@RePeteAndMe]

10:05 Why remove the dike? It makes a grand soil-retaining feature. Cuts, microhydro, or check valves (like what you showed) can control flow. 10:28 "double protection" For more work and expense than triple protection (depending on materials)

[@waxore1142]

its too bad that amount of water cant be used for its power.

[@stevewiles7132]

Supposed rising sea levels would not have anything to do with the world wide practice of land reclamation would it? the water, once replaced by land has to go somewhere...

[@tonytaylor4472]

All KZbin channels could all use that you say coffee we click like technique , I laugh and every time

[@JGPlunder]

Canada has plenty of unused space

[@DanielleSuzette4444]

You would’ve been my favorite (any) humanities teacher!

[@elijahbates9643]

What's really funny is people trying to fight mother nature for her coast line/eventually that will fall off at the fault line

[@JohnPong-ly2zg]

If I had that issue, id consider doing a crab farm or shrimp farm instead? That said, who knows if something that works overseas would work here

[@shockruk]

Quality videos. And it must take some effort miming to the voiceover XD

[@djhrecordhound4391]

FYI, the c in "oscillations" is not pronounced like a k

[@jeffbybee5207]

Put dams acrost bay of fundy and generate tidel electricty and lower the height of the tide raising

[@ericmiddelbos129]

good job you tell this things.. see you next time

[@CitAcanada]

"Osca-lations". 😂

[@nobodynoonenowhere5609]

Basically a mangrove swamp that is Made in Canada 🇨🇦!😂😂

[@janerainsford8996]

This episode is an awesome kind of education!

[@Frida3728]

A curiousness, is there a significance of the arrangement of yellow, pink, and black objects on the desktop?

[@logiciskey7]

He's silent messaging

[@kruschwitzmonika1497]

Truely enjoy your information thank you. The background music for me is overshadowing the work put into this video. Feels like bongo drums invading our province. It's no surprise nothing has been done here in lovely NS just because Ottawa would love to see us sink into the abys along with other Atlantic provinces perhaps a bridge is cheaper to NB than fixing the dykes.

[@TheTuxedoCreeper]

We love you 👍

[@billynomates920]

and steve and oscar lation 😁

[@akula9713]

The Dutch might disagree with this video.

[@gjohnston6052]

Dutch are in worse a situation. Most is below sea level.

[@Ithinkthereforeiam-ph9nb]

May or might, but will they? The Dutch are a very smart and logical nation, I think you’re wrong

[@28andfun]

@@akula9713 if I recall they built their buildings in below sea water levels by using land reclamation techniques.

[@jaquigreenlees]

The Arctic ice sheet melting has zero impact on sea levels, it is already floating freely in the sea so as ice or melted there is no change in sea level.

[@danf.712]

France & Canada could benefit from allowing Brazil to solve their agriculture problems in my opinion. Lost revenue can be supplemented by Eco tourism and goverment compensation or generous tax cuts in my opinion.

[@stevewiles7132]

How can you give farmers tax cuts when they don't have an income anymore?

[@stevewiles7132]

Want to know why glaciers collapse into the oceans?.............. Weight and sea.

[@ronhilton4294]

I have suggestion for a show. Ekshaw Alberta.

[@levisvarela3735]

Nova Scotia is a net consumer, they consumed more than they produce and since they always vote liberal they get a consistence flow of cash to stay afloat, Vancouver island, well no one will miss that, except the NDP, that city makes the bulk of their voter in BC, most communities in Calgary AB are high above ground, if the downtown get floated again, the lost will be minimal, most companies fled calgary already, downtown too, all its the left its the downtown die hard dwellers, the ones without licenses, vehicle or jobs

[@wailingalen]

Scary But Interesting music theme 😅

[@Kurkurkurdae]

Greenland has more ice

[@chrisconklin2981]

Good video. You might take a look at the history of the U.S. Army Corp of Engineers efforts to control the Mississippi River. The Corp has gone through several philosophical phases of control efforts. After a century and a half they are now doing things very similar to what you talk about. As for me I live near the Florida Gulf Coast. I say near as in 20 miles. I would never live on a barrier island. Recent hurricanes' have devastated our coastal communities. Affordable insurance is the first victim. Worse, government has become the insurer of last resort.

[@DiscoChixify]

Those barrier islands were never supposed to have people on them. The barrier islands built along the Florida coast were meant to be the first hit by hurricanes. They were supposed to catch the most intense ocean waves, slow down the flood waters, and give people living on the old sea front a better chance at survival. But then Florida started selling those island to property development companies and those companies put houses on them. That’s the dumbest thing. They know those properties will be destroyed and rebuilt over and over again, and the people living in them will lose everything including their lives. Why they didn’t just try to build a wall to stop waves instead is mind boggling. Japan knows a thing or two about building walls to protect their coasts and inlands from Tsunamis 🌊. They have a lot of other methods too. Why are the engineers in Florida not taking note of how other countries are protecting their coastlines and trying to replicate strategies that are already known to work? Do they really care more about money than people? Do they really care more about reducing visual obstructions than the safety of these coastal communities?

[@chrisconklin2981]

@@DiscoChixify I agree. Only daytrips and camping should be allowed. Yes, for years we have fought to protect barrier islands from development. Worse, the rebuilding process involves tax dollars.

[@isoftalico]

Great content

[@ncdave4life]

You made some mistakes in this video, WATOP. First, at 7:14 (etc.) You're right about why the Bay of Fundy has such enormous tides, but you consistently mispronounced it. "Oscillation" has no "K" sound. Second, at 8:00 what you said about storms was incorrect, They are not worsening. Neither hurricanes nor nor'easters have detectably worsened over the last half-century. In fact, tornadoes have become much *_less_* destructive. (Nobody knows why!) Third, at 1:15, the global average of coastal sea-level trends is only about half the 1/8 inch per year that you cited. In fact, it's so slight that in many places the local ("relative") trend is negative, because the coast is rising faster than the ocean. (The Earth is not solid!) There's one excellent, long, sea-level measurement record on the Bay of Fundy. It's at St. John, NB. Over the last century the mean sea-level trend there has averaged +2.37 ±0.26 mm/yr (1/11-th inch per year), which is only nine inches per century. That's completely negligible compared to the 16 foot typical daily tidal range there. So there's no danger that rising sea-level could drown the buildings. What's more, that trend there has not accelerated. Over the last century, acceleration (determined by quadratic regression) has been -0.0226 ±0.0197 mm/yr². Note the minus sign. In some places, sea-level trends have accelerated slightly, and in others (like St. John, NB) they've decelerated slightly, but in nearly all cases (including St. John) the change in trend is so slight that it's of no practical consequence. So it can't be blamed on you-know-what change.

[@blankblank-mx7dx]

Was he expecting some coffee producer to jump on his page and pay him big advertising money every time he said "I'll have a cup of coffee and continue"? Didn't work out I guess. Now it's just a dumb departure from the rest of every video. We don't need to know that he's pretending to have a cup of coffee one minute into every video.

[@savage0987654321]

Abbotsford dike collapse was a year of heavy snow fall, and pronounce the river name properly, Su-Mass

[@thetravilr]

0:00 in and its probably Trudeau

[@adventureboyryan4740]

First comment I’m Canadian btw

[@TheTuxedoCreeper]

🚫

[@TheTuxedoCreeper]

Wait yes

[@joshualewis6513]

Congratulations 🎉

[@OfficiaFlazzy]

Saying third comment. Because idk 🤷‍♂️

[@leighmisener]

The two boats under water 7:44 into the video is at covehead harbour Prince Edward Island

[@roberthoople]

Anyone have an explanation for the nonsensical, and repeating, thumbnails WATOP always has?

[@jennn2578]

Very educational video. Just a minor note the minas in Minas Basin is pronounced '-' ,I sh*t you not.

[@WatZ-In-Ur-Head]

Or... People could move.

[@NicodemusT]

Amherst NS is an hour from my house

[@brokko_le3]

Can you please be a little careful with all this shocking of the world? 😅

[@peachsncream5808]

Wow climate change 🤔🤔…. Funny how they talk about climate change as if it only happens while people are living on earth .

[@Scorpster]

Nonsense, they are constantly talking about the issue being the RATE OF CHANGE, not seen during ANY OTHER time period on earth. Are you so dense you think the scientists ignore the natural cycles (that they also likely discovered) in their climate models....what stupidity.

[@FathomGoat]

Cringing again at the wateryist coffee I've ever seen

[@MrBoomer513]

Everyone talks about the rising sea level. Nobody ever talks about the boats and their water displacement. Side note and a resident of AB my house has flooded twice. Our lake has a 70 year cycle and for the first time since I've lived here the lake actually has water. The earth goes in cycles

[@stevewiles7132]

Had the same though years ago, so many huge ships and submarines on and in the seas must displace a huge amount of water, not to mention all the sand and dirt being pushed into the sea to make artificial islands.

[@danieljduchesne]

lol where is the sea rising? do you have any proof? do you have a picture of this?

[@akula9713]

It was said that the Maldives would be underwater by 2018, there are not.

[@atodaso1668]

@@akula9713 All the people saying this crap own ocean front property, its a big scam.

[@Scorpster]

Since the 1990s, satellites and tide gauges have shown that sea levels have risen by 21 to 24 centimeters (8 to 9 inches) over the past 140 years. The rate of sea level rise has more than doubled since the start of the 20th century.

[@rachelivy9712]

@@atodaso1668 yeah I am sure its a big scam to devalue their own properties. Makes a lot of sense. 🙄

[@lyleg.9192]

​@@Scorpsteris there some study that you would like to reference that is not beholden to any benefiting parties? A report that is pushing an agenda or narrative and has no bias? Are you aware that huge Marine equipment runs underwater dredging and or vacuuming up sand and soil in base and along coastlines all over the world? Are you aware that rain, wind, flooding, hurricanes and Storm surges is constantly removing sand and soi! From inland property in coastal areas out to the Sea and the ocean 24/7? But you're going to go ahead and blame it on the temperature in the atmosphere or a adjustment to gas ratios in the air .

[@iwonder6221]

he the fbi guys

[@rachelivy9712]

:O

[@Bigman2-c1c]

Saying second comment so no one else can

[@danielsnyder656]

Please brew a new coffee

[@ZoomZoomMX3]

10:49 won't this allowing of salt water damage the aquifers poisoning them with salt.