We’ve Ignored Climate Change For More Than a Century | Hot Mess 🌎

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You got some bias :-)

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I read that as "Favourite second channel" but that's equally valid

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Ahem... That's cheatin' Joe.

[@Drecon84]

"Let's make Earth cool again" is one of the best catchphrases I've heard in a while. Can we make that the official climate movement motto?

[@HotMessPBS]

I like it. Maybe we should put it on a t-shirt

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R. Eric Slacker That... just no.

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[@HotMessPBS]

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[@thegeneralist5279]

Hot Mess Hello! I came here from It’s Okay To Be Smart's most recent video! 😄

[@isaacnorwood4463]

You should do an episode about certain politicians say that climate change doesn't exist

[@coolmandan0303]

A future video question. In the ancient past and before life on land, CO2 was the main gas in the atmosphere. And with that, the first plants evolved and changed the climate by adding billions of tons of oxygen. Why are plants not doing this now? Why have plants not been modified to absorb more CO2? Seems like we should be encountering larger and larger plant species that would thrive with higher CO2 emissions. Is this something we can engineer ourselves?

[@isaacnorwood4463]

Dan Rowe I can't answer all your questions, but the one I'm pretty sure of is that we are putting co2 in the atmosphere at an astonishing rate, the plants can't keep up, just like in some of the previous mass extinctions tons of plant spices are going extinct as well. More and more of our fresh water is getting used by us, also we are deforesting the planet whitch hurts land plants, and because of that less co2 is getting absorbed therefore the oceans are getting warmer and that is killing the ocean plants. You'll have to wait for Joe to give a better answer, in not an expert.

[@lncerante]

Dan Rowe and Isaac Norwood, plants are in fact growing a little bit faster because of CO2, but that is not how the climate works, we released CO2 (and Methane, don't ever forget methane) that was trapped in the ground, plants don't take CO2 and store it again underground, they just use it temporarily while they are alive, when they die and rot, CO2 goes back to the atmosphere, the only way plants help is if the amount of plants in the planet increases, but we still deforestate for many purposes, mainly animal farming.

[@Thomasfrank]

This animation style is dooooope

[@HotMessPBS]

Thanks! We're lucky to have an awesome team

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[@cmorea]

H/T Terry Gilliam?

[@SupremeNexus]

The main reason no1 did anything about burning and extracting fuels is $$$

[@owlblocksdavid4955]

Yup. Aka human development. We burn fossil fuels to do productive stuff and reduce poverty. Is that a bad thing?

[@ban1176]

Pozz supremenexus

[@RoTenken]

We could’ve adapted. Changed the system and run more on electric batteries and solar cells to power our homes and businesses. There are geniuses coming up with other ways to bring energy, but they’re getting silenced and put down. The powers that are depend too much on it to run the hegemony. Besides, less land, less resources, less food, water and air, means less people, which is exactly what they need to stay in power.

[@joshpyburn]

@@owlblocksdavid4955 Yes. It is a bad thing. Motives are not a measure of consequences. There are other ways to do productive stuff and reduce poverty.

[@joshpyburn]

@Hoffnung Verloren It's not nonsense. Those who profit from fossil fuels are invested and have invested in maintaining their source of income. Why has it taken so long for alternative means of not freezing and starving in the dark to come along? Major efforts have been made to stifle their progress in the interest of exploiting fossil fuels. People don't need to work. People need food, shelter, clothing, entertainment, a sense of purpose, a sense of security, etc.

[@ericdodson3630]

This is one of the reasons why i switched to a Plug in Hybrid vehicle, I love being able to drive on my daily commute to and from home on Electricity knowing i'm not polluting the air with my emissions. I hope we get to a point where we do not need to burn fossil fuels to power our cars, and we can get better range per charge.

[@davidm.johnston8994]

- 0:50 But why have we had such a hard time acting on that knowledge? - Because financial interests.

[@IstasPumaNevada]

Well I mean, there's also personal interests, and the difficulty the human mind has noticing gradual changes. (I'm only mentioning this because an effective solution requires a complete picture.)

[@davidm.johnston8994]

IstasPumaNevada You're right, I only oversimplified for the dramatic effect.

[@zoephin6205]

Because "that knowledge" was refuted back in its own time. This video is highly partisan and so doesn't show those pertinent facts.

[@silentwitness7132]

jeeez don't you have a life Zoe? I pity you.

[@Catmomila]

Thank you capitalism.

[@petermathie398]

I really hope that you look at animal agriculture and spread its impact on the climate.

[@mattikeller1781]

Peter Mathie YEAAA🔥

[@HotMessPBS]

We definitely will

[@Silverizael]

Just make sure you point out that it's only an issue largely for the developing world. Agricultural emissions as a whole in the US only make up 9% of total greenhouse gas emissions. And animal agriculture makes up less than half of that. Industrial pollutants continue to be the vast, vast majority of GHG emissions in the US. See the EPA for source: www.epa.gov/ghgemissions/sources-greenhouse-gas-emissions

[@petermathie398]

maybe, but globally it's much bigger (can't remember the exact amount tho)

[@silentwitness7132]

@Peter, no, it's 5.5% globally: visual.ly/images/ecoclimaxseptember2010_4f207d064ba70.jpg

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[@RileysFilms]

PBS Digital Studios you left the stove on.

[@corneliuswonderfoot4569]

Please put out that fire!!

[@dysonsquared]

We learned this in grade school in the 70s. 40+ years later-denial, half-steps and status quo. SMDH! Just subbed bc I think I love you!

[@noalear]

Please talk about how income inequality affects the populations ability to do their part to stop climate change. For example, more people are renting houses instead of buying them today. Renters pay their own electric and wouldn't invest in solar for a house that isn't theirs, while the actual homeowner has no reason to invest in solar when it won't be affecting their electric bill. Most of the people on the road cannot afford electric cars, even if they were willing to accept their current limitations. (Also, maybe talk about Thorium as a nearly-zero-environmental-impact energy source?)

[@tufail1823]

Hi folks, I am from Kargil, a small town in Ladakh, northern *Himalayas* . It is *so disturbing* to note that we are doing nothing to stop or atleast slow down climate change, but even more disturbing is the fact that some people don't even believe it to be true. Please folks the thing is extremely serious. We I'm the Himalayas are noticing the scary part of climate change since many years. Our Glaciers are disappearing very fast, many our springs and streams have disappeared already. Please Please Please do something. If anyone from you folks reading this comment don't believe this to be true then come to my town I will show you and you will be shocked.

[@quintenm4316]

Richard Nixon was the most green president we’ve had. He initiated the National Environmental Policy Act, the Environmental Protection Agency, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, the Clean Air Act, Earth Week, The Clean Water Act and the Endangered Species Act.

[@BrentonSmythesfieldsaye]

Compare that to what the contemporary Republican Party has morphed into now! A bunch of ideologically obsessed religious lunatics. You are not going to see that sort of admirable resume that Nixon can claim, from current day Republicans. Anyone attempting to promote such good policy would be flipantly branded a communist or socialist or "the elite" that want to "control everyone". Ironically it is Republican politicians that want to control everyone's lives these days! The "freedom" contemporary Republicans always claim they are defending, is actually the freedom to control other people's lives. No longer do Republican politicians give fair consideration to anything on merit or be willing to be bipartisan when required to foster that merit and do what is in everyone's interest. What a blight they are on American society and culture.

[@vitormelomedeiros]

We're off to a great start, guys! Let's clean up this hot mess!

[@therealrockguy100]

Looking forward to all your videos. Thank you.

[@dustinheese]

Pretty well covered in 1997 when I was in 3rd grade. Blows my mind that people still doubt basic (2018) science and use their misunderstandings to come up with creative alternatives with little logic (IT'S THE VOLCANOES!).

[@killsobmeanie2300]

THANK YOU hot mess team for your work . I appreciate educators everywhere !

[@MrJuakoHawk]

Joe and the Team, as you embark on this wonderful adventure, I must ask you to be careful. You have to get every weapon available against skeptics, and one of them is pure raw knowledge. I urge you to include bibliography and papers of every subject you touch, so when one of those skeptics come crawling around, they can just click and educate themselves further about the subject you were discussing. Thanks for doing this!

[@TommoCarroll]

Nice idea for a new channel guys! Looking forward to seeing more!

[@DutchJoan]

You know what's so frustrating? It was a big topic when I was young (I'm a half century old), and I've been convinced of it ever since I learned about it. But I come from a religious background, and people didn't want to believe it. After all God had everything under control. God decides when this world will come to an end. There's nothing we humans can change about that. And they still believe that, aaaaaarrrgggh 😤

[@FerintoshFarmsPhotography]

Watched you all for years, glad to see this new channel that so desperately needed to be made

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This is great and cant wait to see more!

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I fell in love with all the channels of PBS digital studios .

[@clysen8234]

One way we could help is by changing our habits. Instead of driving to a store, try walking. Instead of going to a job with a car, go with a bus. We could use less water. Maybe even less food(alot of us could do this)

[@bevanfindlay]

Less meat. Seriously.

[@mahanghorbani523]

I live in canada and im passionatly waiting to experience a winter with 10 degre celcius. Love climate change and support it.

[@wlnllvnv2079]

Really like the positive approach, explaining the problems then following up with suggestions...great job guys!

[@DriftyCraft]

Joe this channel is the best thing thats happened this Earth day, you always make the best fact filled climate videos!

[@apotheosis1829]

Just amazing that you have made this channel! Love it. One more useful channel for everyone.

[@pranavlimaye]

So happy to see this take off!!! Good luck guys!!!

[@veggieboyultimate]

I can understand that trying to resolve climate change sounds like a humongous job, but that does not mean that it's impossible and that we should just ignore it. People everywhere should at least take baby steps into finding a solution.

[@snakesteve68]

Brilliant work with HM - thank you for sharing the evidence and let us all fight climate change and be the change we all wish to see in the world

[@Joulfreunde]

Really looking forward to more of this show! Great content sofar :)

[@heidirichter]

We learned about the greenhouse effect and climate change when I was in my last 2 years of primary school (I believe that is elementary school in the US, grades/years up until 6, the school we go to before high school) here in Victoria, Australia, in 1989 and 1990. We learned about the causes, we did practical experiments to test various ideas, and learned about effecient energy use for things like designing houses, the importance of insulation and much, much more. So it boggles my mind that there are STILL so many prople who argue against it being a thing that happens, but I guess not everyone of my generation had such a good education.

[@TheVicenteperez1]

this is great guys!! keep on! you have my support!

[@Seamemaria]

Really looking forward to see this channel go places! Really enjoyed the animation of the video =)

[@joshuataylor2002]

I would like him to address, the percentages of energy trapped by different greenhouse gasses, and what percentage of greenhouse gasses each of these make up. Another good topic of discussion is to expand on the ice core samples specifically if the increase in atmospheric carbon levels preceded or followed the temperature increases / decreases seen in the ice records.

[@pheonix8829]

Very good initiative to start a new channel exclusively for climate change and it's working, hope at least this creates a sense of the problems and point out ways to avoid them.

[@crystalmonreal2695]

This video just explained many of the things I learned in ecology class, really love the whole idea of this Chanel, and hopefully it will change a few minds :)

[@TGC40401]

People take action to stop as invisible man from hurting them, but they do nothing in this situation. Humanity... really?

[@brambakker1939]

great show!!!

[@EdwinJose84]

we really need this.

[@micaelasilvadiaz]

Loved it! I really hope you can give us information of small changes we can do in our lives so we can individually make a small difference that adds up!

[@HotMessPBS]

We'll be looking at a lot of personal choices in future videos!

[@johnemilpunzalan]

I'm so excited for this! Can't waiiiit! 😄

[@MrMooseticles]

Hey Messheads, Can you please do some shows on grassroots efforts we personally can make to combat climate change? It is something i struggle to find good reliable info on. Looking forward to all the content you will be bringing us.

[@bevanfindlay]

Start by eating less meat, particularly red meat, and especially cow. Do some research to find out what goes into producing things you regularly use and track your use - don't forget things like clothing. There are "climate impact calculators" online that allow you to estimate your impact, and thus work out where changes can be made. Look around for local groups, as they'll likely have lots of relevant info (try universities if you get stuck). Start petitioning local and national government, and keep an eye on what's happening there too - remember that in a democracy, they rely on voters, so if enough show support for particular idea, they'll have to adopt it.

[@robinartemis8695]

I’m here. Thank you Joe.

[@LouisFlintCeci]

I'm looking forward to your exploration of this subject.

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I CANT WAIT TILL YOU MAKE MORE!

[@squidonglitter2320]

I'm so happy this channel is being made. I used to believe climate change was just a matter of time of the Earth changing into another Ice Age and Hot Age. But I know now that's not the case. and we humans are rapidly changing the climate, pumping out CO2 more rapidly into the atmosphere than it ever did in Earth's history. I also want to learn more why the oil industry refuse to believe in climate change and what can we do to finally convince them to convert to renewable energy, and how long will it take to get to that point?

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This should be #1 trending

[@zhurs-mom]

Well in israle we got snow at 100 meters above sea lvl in kiryat gat

[@MegaMementoMori]

The best part about this episode was when the screen trembled when the penguin hit the ground off screen XD

[@bobbyharper8710]

People yack about climate change then hop in planes from LA to New York without a second thought.

[@azizuladnan2957]

It's like It's Okay To Be Smart, I subscribed! Thanks Joe, for recommending it to me from the newest video, "97% Of Climate Scientists Really Do Agree" I know that he make the last line a pun "Cleaning the 'Hot Mess'" But I prefer the "Let's make the Earth 'cool' again", I don't know if that was intentionally, or was an accident pun, but I love it XD

[@ipadbossbaby4558]

Azizul Adnan I mean the name of the channel is Hot Mess...

[@maxwell2162]

Why does it sound like this comment was posted by an alien who’s tryna sound human

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Lol. yeah, it kinda like a weird comment, doesn't it? XD

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Maxwell Why do i need a surname this is so rude To be fair, I'm guessing English isn't his first language. But I'm not sure how that leads to him sounding like a bot lol.

[@azizuladnan2957]

Backwardsonapig yeah, English it's not my first language... eventhough have learn it for like... 12 years XD I'm still trying to improvise it though...

[@seriquerj]

I can't be a patreon at the moment, but I will contribute translating subs to my language.

[@jonathaneby1440]

Yeah!! Can’t wait for this show!!!

[@wirelesmike73]

Art director: Terry Gilliam XD What better way to visually represent a point of view than with Monty Python-esque animations? No good beating a dead horse, old chap; but, there's absolutely nothing wrong with beating a dead parrot. Keep up the good work.

[@NyAppyMiku22]

looking forward to more videos

[@juriepica1174]

Is no one gonna talk about the fact that the dude's name is Guy Calendar?

[@zoephin6205]

Kartoon Studios Or the fact that he cherrypicked evidence to lend credibility to his theory. pbs.twimg.com/media/Cx4efRqXgAQCYh5.jpg He was a scientific fraudster.

[@silentwitness7132]

Slandering all the way, for I've got nothing else but slander.

[@zoephin6205]

It's not slander if you use science. It's obvious that he cherrypicked data points from a larger set. This was concluded by Fonselius (1955), and Slocum (1956). But I guess they must be part of some conspiracy to suppress the brilliancy of Callendar's work. Real science does not cherrypick data to support a pre-determined conclusion. Doing so is the very definition of scientific fraud.

[@silentwitness7132]

Have you even read the paper of Fonselius et. al.? It's actually pretty short, so you have no excuse to not have read it, and I bet you have, it doesn't state at all what you're claiming, as always, misrepresentation, I'll quote some of the passages in it: "The highest vaIues are found in the beginning of the 19th century, but from 1860 the means are concentrated around 300 ppm. This scatter in early values probably depends on the rather Tellus VIlI (1956), 2 crude and incomplete techniques of analysis used during the first fifty years, possibly with systematic positive errors. As the technique improved the resulting values tended to decrease to about 300 ppm or lower. In 1938 Callendar published a paper (CALLENDAR 193 8) in which he discussed the possibility that the atmosphere had increased its CO2 content during the last 50 years, this increase being attributed to industrial combustion of fossil carbon in western Europe. He used the mean values of the LONGEST and most ACCURATE measurements published in the literature and thus obtained a series of values, showing a mean value of 294 ppm in the period I865 to 1900, with no trend, and then an increase to about 322 ppm during the period from 1900 to 1935 (CALLENDAR 1940, 1949, BUCH 1939 a.b.)." "Buch used the same technique in sampling and analysis as we use, a modified form of Krogh's and Brandt Rehberg's technique, which makes the analytical data strictly comparable. In the diagram, the values used by Callendar and our mean values are encircled and we can see that our values fit in quite well. In spite of Callendar's CAREFUL SELECTION of values it remains a fact that the samples were taken with DIFFERENT TECHNIQUES and that the analyses were made in DIFFERENT WAYS. Some samples were taken in few minutes in gas burettes, others during many hours or days by slow absorption. No attention was paid to the geographical distribution of the sampling places and to the seasons. If we are to detect trends, we need samples taken by the same technique, at the same hour of the day and at same place for several years, and the analyses have to be carried out with identical techniques. The best thing would be to get samples from a network covering a representative portion of the earth's surface. This ambitious program we have not yet been able to accomplish. However, the difference between Buch's and our values suggest an INCREASE of the CO2 content in Scandinavia, but it is impossible to say at present whether this increase is just a fluctuation in the regional CO2 climate or if it represents a steady increase since 1935." "If Callendar’s theory is right the increase of CO2 in the air is now about 10 %. In recent years one bas tried to investigate the CO2 problem by means of radio carbon dating, but very few satisfactory results have been obtained up to now. We know that the fossil carbon does not contain C14. If therefore the CO2 content of the air has increased by 10 % due to burning of fossil carbon, the relative content of C14 in the atmosphere should now be lower than 50 years ago. If we investigate still living old trees the content of C14 in the oldest rings should be higher than in the last rings. This would indicate an increase of CO2 in the air by industrial combustion. SUES (1955) has recently shown that the samples of trees from the 20th century have a lower C14 content than older samples but that the worldwide increase due to industrial combustion computed this way amounts to less than 1 %. This he interprets to mean that the absorption of CO2 by the ocean must be greater than previously assumed." There is no mention of a fraud, only many suggestions and uncertainties, but you will find fraud everywhere you can, you're so pathetic.

[@silentwitness7132]

*CRICKETS...

[@CintreuseGrande]

I love this new channel Joe! That video was so captivating, and I learnt a bunch of new things. So when do we get to hear about some solutions? 😋

[@gravijta936]

I'm doing my part by holding in my farts!

[@dancasey9660]

You don't want to spontaniously combust!

[@sarahgerhardt4747]

I read this as “ignoring inmate calls”

[@robbie2473]

People need to be told what they can do as individuals to help prevent dangerous climate change; telling the population "it's real" isn't enough. What action can we take? What organisations can we get behind? How can one person- without millions of dollars to throw around- make a difference? Please make a video that addresses that.

[@TheLucasdms]

LOVED THE IDEA! I just wish you guys had portuguese subtitles cause I know many friends Who would love to watch it

[@HotMessPBS]

We have enabled all videos for user-submitted subtitles, so hopefully people will volunteer to translate!

[@SchiwiM]

This Video is informative and important, thank you

[@darrelllyvere9029]

All those in favor of decreasing CO2 emissions raise your hands. Be the first to stop driving. Stop flying. Stop with cell phones that need energy. Use wood for fuel from only the dead or dying old trees. OOPS can not do that. CO2. Live in a coal mine that isn't being used anymore. Temperate down there. A bit tight but it's a start. Get some solar lights and plants. The crowded breathing will give an abundance of extra CO2 to help the plants grow. Good luck.

[@MrShpaco]

I love the show! What would happen if the Rain Forest in Brazil is completely cut down? I heard it is the lung of the planet.

[@conure512]

Can't wait to watch this channel grow, Joe is a great host

[@zengara11]

AMAZIIIIIIING

[@maximo1590]

I love it!

[@drinimene9126]

Hello guys and good luck with your new channel. I would suggest you to give time and emphasis in the video where you will describe how to keep every person individually our planet cool. Most of people accept it as a problem but most of them think that they can not to do anything for it or that hole industrial system is in charge and not every single person. Greeting!

[@0815michik]

Thanks for this cool video! Your work is really important for society! Have you ever thought to translate the videos in other languages? So I could show it to my parents too.

[@DIEKALSTER8]

Instant subscribe.

[@IbexWatcher]

This info is great! Can future videos add some sources in the description so viewers can do further research?

[@HotMessPBS]

Our references are already linked in the description! Hope they're useful.

[@lucasliam8238]

Hey I’m the 6,300th subscriber coming from its ok to be smart. I hit that bell.

[@wondergamer6652]

We need to protect the environment before it’s to late

[@UKtoUSABrit]

CO2 is a non-toxic, clear gas and comprises just 0.041% of Earth's atmosphere. Don't confuse environmentalism with pollution. Clean water, clean Air has nothing to do with CO2 - and CO2 is NOT main driver of global temps

[@NgocNguyen-wr9qf]

love this new channel already

[@prune4949]

Bam! Support.

[@eddypalogrande]

Thank you for dedicating to this complicated topic!

[@Naiadryade]

I'm so excited about this channel! This is the most important issue our species is facing.

[@danialzharfan4485]

guy callendar sounds like a superhero name that was created by a ridiculous boy that was bored to death while memorizing the days of the week

[@harinig6663]

Love both your channels and all the vids u post especially about genetics

[@foshibi1]

Joe, you restore my faith in humanity

[@konverzaktion2393]

Think about all the tech and related stuffs you need to make the show and broadcast it. It's funny that to make awareness you need to be contributing to the problem even more than the average.

[@oniricPrj]

how could I not subscribe?

[@Helicondrummer]

We just need to drop a giant ice cube from a comet in the ocean

[@matrinoxtm]

We’ve solved the Ozone layer problem. We can definitely solve this, too. Granted, oil companies are way more powerful than the companies producing aerosols and whatnot, but it proves that people can be convinced. Question is, can we be convinced more than non-experts, i.e. non-renewable energy companies?

[@theclimateshow4551]

This video looks like it was made by a 1000000 sub KZbin channel! Keep up the good work!

[@TheFoxRIO]

Nice channel, Are you planning to talk about how our food production is affecting our environment?

[@HotMessPBS]

We will DEFINITELY be covering this

[@darthcrypto5454]

Great idea for a show and a channel. Please do consider making an episode on the contribution of animal agriculture to climate change. Cheers. :)

[@Achal.]

Things are getting hot 🔥

[@Zoukos23]

Boooy, that's one HOT mess! 😥

[@lidiastarkova2323]

Great video! We need to act ASAP! Question to Joe Hanson and the team: are you, guys vegan?

[@AvenEngineer]

Do we have a clear understanding of what the ideal global average temperature is?

[@clysen8234]

Can you make a video about habits we could change to help?

[@kitoken368]

Congrats on 1k sub👍

[@violetsunshine96]

Come on guys! Let's fix the planet!

[@climatepledgecollective]

We made a new video with a similar theme but focussed on personal psychology of ignoring climate. of course the personal and collective behaviours are interrelated here.

[@mrferris4379]

Looking forward to this channel. Can't w8 for muscle hank to join up.....