What Could Happen in a World That's 4 Degrees Warmer | WIRED Brand Lab

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Comedian Aparna Nancherla explores how global warming and climate change will directly affect our lives 100 years from now when the average global temperature is projected to increase by 4 degrees Celsius, or 7.2 degrees Fahrenheit. Nancherla met with Professor of Atmospheric Science at UC Berkeley, Inez Fung, and Chief Data Officer at Western Digital, Janet George to to make predictions about how we’ll live in a 4C World.
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[@imgn8r715]

Two words: Water shortage. Everything else is a distant second.

[@Streghamay]

Food and electricity are next.

[@moondawwg]

Water will be the only currency in a not so distant future.

[@MNM2884nick]

@@Streghamay there won't be a shortage in power. Trust me in that 😂😂

[@harunhernandez]

Along with rising sea levels

[@SuperEC14]

@@MNM2884nick that’s true, solar power might be best with so much heat

[@WaningGibbous]

The average person really has no clue and only sees a threat when it directly impacts them. Everything in nature is intertwined, and we need to stop being so selfish and protect our planet.

[@walterl322]

Selfishness didn't cause climate change, capitalism did... this system incentivises companies to seek short-term profit instead of thinking long term...

[@ur.v2025]

@@walterl322 capitalism is selfishness if the owner chooses to be. Most are, most don't give back.

[@walterl322]

@@ur.v2025 the individual virtues of the rich are beyond the point... your reply has basically nothing to do with what I said...

[@HoodCrazySouthSide]

AMEN

[@ur.v2025]

@@walterl322 if you couldn't see the correlation then your brain cell count is low...

[@peaasheepeaashe8250]

2:16 "whats in it for me " Scientist : "mass extinction..."

[@morahnyc2364]

foreal lol

[@ibadurrohmanmusthofa7619]

that's sum up the whole paragraph

[@phoenix5054]

99.9% of all species that walked the Earth are extinct.

[@Chiwalker]

Well let's take a quick look 2 years later, massive droughts affecting water levels, massive forest fires in Australia, California, and Greece, warmer temperatures, and more severe storms, so we're definitely on track. This is one of those issues that I don't like showing the results to the naysayers to prove them wrong because this is one situation where we all lose.

[@sandrallewellyn2632]

and Siberia, you forgot Siberia - it's on fire and bigger than the other fires combined!

[@melelconquistador]

They naysayers haven't gone anywhere

[@arunjoseph4275]

I'm afraid that my daughter will have to face this.. But being positive, we can do changes to our lifestyle and consumption and one day we might even reverse this.

[@malemnganbiayekpam6789]

Floods too...

[@myplan8166]

@@arunjoseph4275 no car, no fridge, no tv, no flying?

[@jonathanmcdonald7512]

I want everyone here to realize the importance of mushrooms in helping us through this, not only for their ubiquitous ability to break down all kinds of cellulose and wood, but for their excellent protein source, immune system enhancements, and superb soil enhancements. Building a laminar flow hood is cheaper than ever, and it may just save your life.

[@melelconquistador]

Nausicaa of the valley wind

[@ClepsidraSideral]

I thought you were going to say something about magic mushrooms and their ability to transform people's consciousness, but yeah, fungi are extremely important.

[@emilsinclair6202]

and for the awesome visuals

[@PomegranateJuiceSmoothie]

@@ClepsidraSideral lmao same

[@justinlinden3719]

and psychedelic mushrooms could make people care about the above

[@Nino244]

I'm impressed they can 4 C the future like this

[@kwaece857]

Nienke Timmermans best pun i’ve laid my eyes upon

[@gbrickcommercialre]

Yup, we see what you did there... :-)

[@Brainbuster]

Wow, this comment is amazing.

[@MrRacecourser]

Pun-tastic!👌🏼

[@barnacleboi2595]

She sounds like the old woman in Kimmy Schmidt

[@kevinerose]

Forget the coffee, what about the chocolate going extinct in 10 years?

[@mvfasa959]

whaaaaaaaaaaaaa???????????

[@kevinerose]

Right, and we might loose our bananas too. And it's anyone's guess if bees will still be around in 10 years.

[@dannyli4082]

Kevin Rose why does the future have to be so depressing

[@thetayterminator1436]

The devil is a lie!!!!

[@obamaprism1007]

DA FOOK

[@outcastdefenselawyer93]

Whose watching this in 2021 where we are already experiencing the consequences of this. *feels like the apocalypse to be honest*

[@jusletursoulglobaby]

fam, expand your imagination. "the" apocalypse would feel worse than 2021

[@whytho1368]

Sadly it's just beginning

[@roseannbarbines353]

Il will be way more worse, now it's nothing

[@haras.498]

the oxygen thing might be a thing any time soon

[@aryangupta1971]

@@jusletursoulglobaby "the apocalypse" wouldn't happen in a single day, it'll degrade over yearrs

[@Falstaff0809]

You may put this as a comedy, but this is EXACTLY how to present the issue to the world. More like this, please.

[@ashlaunicaalpari4584]

This is how the climate change message NEEDS to be delivered to the public

[@POBAllstar46]

I honestly didn't even realize this was 2 years old. Would love a follow up

[@xpxzampop]

more bugs, no coffee, it'll be hotter outside (duh), no long showers, people will have to move inland, we will eat bugs (some people already eat bugs btw). I think they went pretty soft tbh

[@Jerimboplaysgames]

Yeah how about "Life on earth as we know it will end." or "Your children will despise you for bringing them into the world that you murdered"

[@sebas8225]

@@Jerimboplaysgames If this ever happens, the first to dispose of you, will be your children, they wont take care of old fools post their time.

[@duwaynetappin6220]

Asian lady was like "I'm not gonna dumb down science just for you"

[@tanushree6735]

The main woman is asian too 😂

[@artistvai3790]

All these women are asian 😭😭😭

[@The482075]

Where in Asia? Asia is huge and has loads of human cultures, a great many species of plants and animals (no scrap that, a few species of pants and animals thanks to global warming).

[@phoenix5054]

She should. If she wants to get non-climate scientist on her side, that is.

[@beautifulcarpetdiagram]

This is the most cringy climate change video I have ever seen. I feel like it was made for 5 yo

[@EDoyl]

Reminds me of the Simpsons' "World Without Tin"

[@ryanharvey9800]

That's because Americans have the intelligence of a 5 year old

[@klutz3955]

Yeah well that's how the masses think.

[@ryanharvey9800]

Were the only country that believes climate change is fake the rest of the worlds population is educated it's really sad how stupid this country is I wish I was born somewhere where people actually had brains

[@bobbiusshadow6985]

Clearly for the deniers

[@weirdalpleasenoticeme]

This is is first informative video I've ever seen where both the scientists and the character are all women, love it

[@timmcdraw7568]

Boy does this seem naively optimistic now…

[@ChristianMLee]

If Coffee will disappear, THAT could be the key to getting BUSINESSES and CORPORATIONS to stand up and do something to capitalize off saving the Earth to keep their coffee for themself, and coffee productivity Lol

[@jonathanmcdonald7512]

capitalization works best with scarcity. it may be a good thing for corporations to have less of a commodity.

[@Goldenretriever-k8m]

but it would be too late

[@christopherlee7334]

No, they'll just use hydroponics and vertical farming to provide extremely wealthy people with "real" coffee, and everyone else gets artificial flavored caffeine beverages.

[@thefox5997]

That's the joke I've been making, threaten the coffee and suddenly it's all hands on deck!

[@Kenneth_James]

Yo they just need to tell mfers that coffee will go extinct. Done deal. Earth saved.

[@leonidas14775]

Synthetic caffeine pills are a thing. Likely less polluting too.

[@jaypuck6912]

Why would coffee go extinct? It might need to be grown somewhere else, but it'll still be grown. Don't be an idiot.

[@VerdeMorte]

@@jaypuck6912 How expensive do you think it will be with the shortage?

[@GODHATESYOUMITTROBME]

Actually that probably means more fentanyl lattes being produced.

[@Al-cd7zg]

Kenneth James If there's a will there's a way. Someone will grow it some other way.

[@calyco2381]

Ah. This aged like spoiled milk. In 2021 Earth became 2 degree hotter, just 2 more degree to make this video come true.

[@DhilipNexus]

Hoping nothing like this occurs

[@peanuts666]

@@DhilipNexus it will 'cause people are selfish and stupid

[@DhilipNexus]

@@peanuts666 let's hope for the best prepare for both

[@The482075]

@@peanuts666 There is no consensus among non-scientists.

[@redred668]

@@DhilipNexus hoping Is dumb

[@Jbad0906]

The host sounds drunk.

[@milosjanic1038]

Looks 25 and 70 years old at a same time. And that drunken voice is some sort of comedy, i guess?

[@gregm3685]

Still wouldn't kick her outta bed for bread crumbs

[@LeesFeels]

She struggles with her speech or did; you can tell how she works to pronounce words. Look at her mouth movements...some are exaggerated

[@TheBoostHeroMan]

i legit checked my playback speed.

[@liner011f7]

Why so many failed predictions? Why did both Obama and Gore buy beachfront property in 2019? We are not all as easy to fool as little Greta.

[@wolfgangfrech5942]

2021: bad air in NY after wildfires on the West Coast, floods in Europe. Watching this with my cup of coffee, still.

[@destinialvarado3480]

Why throw ur pillow on ground where roaches are🤦🏽‍♀️

[@sapphirejaxxgh8639]

Yeah and now she has to burn it. What a drag.

[@zenokarlsbach4292]

And a coffee machine full of roaches.

[@rea8585]

We are all talking about what is going to happen and what we will all have to face in the future... Individuals are trying to do stuff, like zero-waste, veganism, no plastic, minimalism... But that has a very little effect, something (a lot actually) should be done globally. We all know that, but the truth is that it is just not profitable for the people in power to become extremely eco-friendly. And that is it.

[@mirmalchik]

also the most important kind of regulations, as in those that affect the giant american corporations that account for hugely disproportionate contributions to carbon emissions, are the hardest to pass when those very corporations effectively control their only regulators through lobbying, threats of funding political opponents, and expensive legal teams experienced in delaying any progress

[@Eric-ye5yz]

We need to put a price on Co2, that is what the left in Australia, 10 years ago, was trying to do. It should have been done 20 years ago and it would have been easier now. The longer we leave it the more abrupt and destructive it will be. When the right got back in they undid everything and took us back to square one. One of the first things we will notice is more wars, rearmament. More wars bring more refugees which in turn bring further unrest where the refugees go or as in the case of Australia, are stored. It will start in the poorer countries, such as the middle east, and spread to the others. The danger here is people will be kept busy fighting those wars and creating more Co2 to do anything about the problem of global warming. Imagine the population of the world trying to get into America. Capitalism has caused this with their protection of the bottom line, so that will have to be an early casualty. The alternative is the end of the human race. We need to kick out the trumps of this world, they are a waste of time and space, and get an armlock on big business.

[@bashkillszombies]

Trust someone with the username Abolish ICE Now to think America is a disproportionate polluter. China and third world countries make the US look like an eco-state.

[@bashkillszombies]

Eric, We tried that here in Australia with our carbon tax, remember? It was an absolute failure. Everyone just moved their factories to China and saved a buttload of money. It's a great way to kill your economy though just to make the few eco-freaks out there feel better with a grossly negligent virtue signal.

[@quamne]

if everyoneone or at least a majority of people were vegan i'd do the same but now i'll just keep on eating meat

[@whytho1368]

The boomers saw this coming 30 years ago and did nothing about it. They'll be gone before the real consequences too 🙄

[@2148aa]

I was trying to support my drug habit 30 years ago. If we wouldn't had any kids. Things all around would be better. Less complaining away.

[@mr.x2567]

In other news, suicide rates are at a record high.

[@ElixirEcho]

Only the strong should survive

[@starleyshelton2245]

Actually, no. Suicide rates have trended down globally for the since about 1990. Especially for western nations. Same with murder, domestic violence, and other violent crimes.

[@Jerimboplaysgames]

they will get worse as climate change makes life not worth living for those who dont have the money for nuclear bunkers and seed banks.

[@ethanberry2199]

I mean gotta avoid climate change somehow

[@janiemiller8706]

Mr. X Suicide is sky high due to sky high rent & bills just to merely survive

[@marin4311]

Good intentions don't make a good video. The climate change is a complex and threatening question that deserves a serious approach.

[@asterorx8530]

I fully agree with you Here a link to the ipcc report : www.ipcc.ch/sr15/ It may be uneasy to read whole document but that's a good starting point I think. Sorry for my English, I am French

[@stepheneckart1416]

Its called a grand solar minimum not climate change its natural.

[@linmal2242]

Nothing to do with the sun; all to do with your lifestyle. Stop Existing for a start.@@stepheneckart1416

[@archiemeijer9978]

This should be treated like the emergency it is. Governments are far too timid in dealing with climate change. Back during WW2 we didn't just use taxes and subsidies. Governments would mandate factories switch production to wartime production. Civilian tires were rationed to save tires for military purposes. People would be conscripted to fight in the war. Why can't we take the same approach to stopping climate change? Not enough construction workers to build solar plants? Conscript them. Given that all the labor involved in transitioning to clean energy is relatively safe it's even milder than military conscription, it's more comparable to jury duty. And not enough of a needed resource, make more factories produce them. We could build up the clean energy infrastructure much faster than just prodding the markets. I'm not saying we should abandon capitalism, I'm saying that the potential dangers of climate change make this an exceptional situation and governments should respond accordingly. Once the clean energy infrastructure is fully in place we could go back to a free market in energy. Nothing is more important than the survival of our species and that is what is at stake. Planned economics is generally inefficient. But we should risk some short-term economic inefficiency to guarantee our survival. nymag.com/daily/intelligencer/2017/07/climate-change-earth-too-hot-for-humans.html

[@rlm502]

Yeah, circumvent science and democracy and get autocratic, right?

[@archiemeijer9978]

Science shows us this is an emergency situation. As for circumventing democracy, if people would just wake up we could build a consensus and voters would demand a government that treats climate change as the emergency it is. No need to circumvent democracy and no need for autocracy.

[@leonidas14775]

People are in denial that humans as a species are likely doomed. 99.99% of species that have existed are extinct. Sure, we should try to save the planet, but I'm not convinced we will.

[@alessiodebonis2710]

@@archiemeijer9978 agree with that archie.

[@eelsoirdor3573]

Our decadent western representative democracies won't allow that to happen. Would you like to change regime? Not very likely to happen before deadline. Sorry pal, it's very probable that things will get ugly.

[@benlong431]

"The UK has reduced carbon emissions levels to pre-Industrial Revolution levels" Sorry, what now?!

[@cpufreak101]

I remember seeing a news story about it, it's not wrong, but kinda misleading. There was an off day that had many businesses closed for the day with people not really going anywhere, on a day that they just so happened to be able to power themselves 100% on renewables for a short time. It happened, but it was very short lived.

[@jaypuck6912]

No, it's wrong. Pre-industrial was a time there were no cars, no electricity, no trains, planes, air conditioners, toasters, etc.

[@cpufreak101]

@@jaypuck6912 however coal was also very commonly burned for heating and cooling purposrs

[@jaypuck6912]

Yup, and there weren't even a billion people on the planet back then and they didn't need to heat their homes every minute of every day of the year. How are you suggesting people burned coal for cooling purposes? Energy might be "greener" now but how did we get that wind power? The metals were mined using OIL. They were forged using OIL. They were manufactured using OIL. They were transported using OIL. They were installed using OIL. The transmission lines... same story. The roads... same story. You might have an electric car, but it's existence is only possible because of oil. Most of the stuff in your house is an oil by-product. Your food, clothes, refrigerator, computer, etc.

[@geometerfpv2804]

@@jaypuck6912 It's not like the people analyzing the situation haven't thought of this stuff...I think you need to learn to respect the intelligence of the human race at large. We made computers, dude. People freakin' know about the whole manufacturing chain, and are including that in calculations.

[@sahilbasera834]

"Coffee will be very precious." *proceeds to throw 3 cups of coffee*

[@actimelnono4657]

2:36 ? How can u stay positive? I’m 12 and the climate crisis gives me depression

[@dontyoufuckinguwume8201]

You have wild hormone storms in your body and brain at that age. Even if people should be depressed about climate crisis, in YOUR case its probably just your body screwing with you.

[@joshmarks3954]

Hey mate, stay positive. People can and will find solutions to these problems. I think your generation will do great things! Focus on study, learn as much as you can. You can be part of the positive developments. All the best

[@californyea2992]

Actimel nono I’m in that situation too but what’s been helping me is thinking about the fact that this is my one life and I should try the best to enjoy it :)

[@youprobablydontlikeme3206]

I am older than 25 and think the same. My advice: Don't do drugs ;). No honestly...

[@mb4lunch]

America will be safe. Our temp never rises in Celcius dummy!

[@humanskab2294]

Umm.... Hahahah

[@humanskab2294]

If you know anything you will know that climate change will affect the whole world.

[@NamLe-gr6xp]

Human Skab 2018 It’s a joke.

[@piglatin4ut]

SenseiKhoi leftists never joke

[@rebeccarhodes6611]

The last time I.checked America is on the same planet.

[@STSWB5SG1FAN]

The part with the cockroaches did it for me, we've got to do something about global warming / climate change now. I DON'T WANT TO LIVE IN A WORLD WITH MORE COCKROACHES 😨😱

[@leonidas14775]

These will be giant Radroaches, rad because they ride around your kitchen on skateboards :P

[@macski6924]

@@leonidas14775 kzbin.info/www/bejne/qXndlaZ8nqeVfMU

[@TheIslingtongirl]

4C? I've heard even a 2C rise in global temps=horrific. Which is easily achieveable in our lifetimes. The crop failures are really undersold in all this, I agree.

[@ryanharvey9800]

2c is already locked in were at 1.5 and theres a 10 lag on carbon taking full effect so we're already at 2 it's just time

[@GabrielCarvv]

alexa buy an apocalypse bunker

[@Buckarooskiczek]

@@GabrielCarvv won’t help. We’re fuct.

[@erenb.2806]

@@Buckarooskiczek phukt

[@amazingabby25]

Ryan Harvey yeah at over 2 now

[@kowenkatsufumi]

So they were basically spot on except for a covid pandemic

[@Brainbuster]

4° warmer doesn't sound too bad... 60° becomes 64°, right? No problem! *Wrong.* She briefly mentioned in the video that the 4° is global average annual temperature. That means the cold winter that you're used to gets somewhat colder than before, but the hot summer season lasts longer, and the hot days your grandparents experienced now have become much hotter and longer.

[@GabrielCarvv]

and it's CELSIUS

[@mnovaraisso6880]

@@GabrielCarvv 1. It's celcius 2. "Global average" means, air temperature over the oceans will increase less and most of the warming takes place over the continents where people live. 4°C of global warming would translate to around +10°C in the US mainland. That's +18°F. Winters will be warmer too, summers will be much warmer, what we today call a megadrought will be normal weather. The US will experience severe desertification, especially in the Midwest where most of the agriculture is produced. It will likely not be able to support a population in the hundreds of millions like today. The problem is, this kind of apocalypse will be going down everywhere, and at the same time. The Sahara desert will cross the Mediteranean and engulf Spain, Italy, southern France; England is going to have a California type of climate, etc. (Basically, the climate zones all move polewards by a few thousand miles.) And by the way this is set to go down in our lifetimes, not "future generations". Good luck. :)

[@brookeburks9261]

@@mnovaraisso6880 uhm I have questions like 1.Do you think we are gonna die? 2.Plus I'm wondering when an ice age would come...

[@thedunkirk7]

@@mnovaraisso6880 Where did u get your crystal ball Novaraimsodumb

[@SuperEC14]

@@mnovaraisso6880 is there any hope at all?

[@bs.music.kyi9]

so excited for me and my kids to live through this... boomers are more lucky than they know.

[@mollflanders9314]

Sad and true.

[@nemo_cc]

In my country( I live near the equator, where we don't have seasons) and recently as of this year the temperature dropped to the low 20c for a week when the normal temperature was around 30c, and this year we had a really heavy storm and trees were turned over and my school's roof fell off.. lol. All due to climate change ( Btw my country doesn't have any tsunamis, tornados, earthquakes etc. )

[@AkshatSharma1505]

Which country?

[@nemo_cc]

@@AkshatSharma1505 Singapore

[@alexwork4829]

I would have burned down my house after they showered me with bugs. Probably wouldn't even bother leaving the building.

[@epaminon6196]

My life in a 4C world... Chilling on a beautiful beach in Northern Europe & drinking a glass of rich Danish red wine whilst getting _serviced_ by a Middle Eastern climate fugitive. 🏖️😎🍷

[@JCRS92]

You forgot the part where your eyes are gouged out.

[@jkhdaf3378]

You forgot the water shortages

[@epaminon6196]

@@jkhdaf3378 Not in Northern Europe.

[@scp-2348]

Someone invent the Dune stillsuits already. Oh, and bring a Shai-hulud to Earth.

Uhm... comedian, eh?

[@sarateubert8252]

I keep imagining the two older ladies planning out all the ways they were going to prank this girl.

[@brattenj57]

I love the parts where Inez and Janet get a good laugh at Aparna's difficulties. Poor Aparna; she takes difficulties with style!

[@newdawnrising8110]

4c is just the beginning. At that temp numerous self reinforcing feedback loops will drive the temp much higher killing trees and crops all over the globe. This means 70-95% die off in just a few years. Yep no coffee is just the beginning...

[@millitron3666]

There are feedback loops that reduce global warming as well, not all feedback is bad. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Climate_change_feedback#Negative

[@jaypuck6912]

Lack of water generally kills trees, not warm temps. Most of the planet gets more snow in warmer winters than colder ones. Most of the planet gets more rains in warmer summers than cooler ones. If the planet warms, we will have an abundance of water.

[@Brainbuster]

+J P It will be like Waterworld.

[@jaypuck6912]

Where is your model that shows that? Obviously you also have a degree in geophysics and once worked on a research ship studying the Iberian Shelf like I did. You accounted for isostasy and continental rebound when you decided much of the lower elevations of the earth will be underwater? Or, did you just take some bozo's word for it after watching CNN?

[@somenothing7914]

there's more than just temp. do fo with it, also the loss in pollinators, pollution..

[@danceteacherrlb]

Well... we are already having all of this two years later.

[@katlegorapelang1048]

2021: hold my beer

[@markarchambault4783]

Wait until 2024

[@Desertphile]

+4c global average anomalous increase means parts of the USA southwest would be uninhabitable a few days a year, and much of the "Middle East" would be uninhabitable for a few weeks a year.

[@cwx8]

Those areas will be uninhabitable long before that becomes a problem if they keep overmining their aquifers (against USGS recommendations) and keep building below the current sea level. A little common sense is helpful here.

[@megazwatcher]

ANNNNNND? like so whatas far as i am concerned most of the southwest is already uninhabitable

[@Desertphile]

"Why just a few days I don't get it" Variations in weather added to human-caused warming; the prolonged high temperatures high enough to kill humans will also fluctuate.

[@bipolatelly9806]

lol You fool.

[@bipolatelly9806]

@@aBraveNewNormal There is nothing to get. Desertphile is talking crap. (as is anyone spouting the anthropomorphic CO2 climate lie/scam/delusion) The Sun drives climate and alas... The global climate is COOLING. We've entered the Eddy grand solar minimum. The garbage on this video is based on pseudoscience. CO2 is not a pollutant. And the idea that a warming climate would be a bad thing is ridiculous beyond belief!

[@josephc.3863]

Stating that the UK has been able to reduce their carbon level to pre industrial levels is inaccurate and dangerous. All developed countries rely on the manufacturing and labor of less wealthy countries. Developing countries are maligned as having rising carbon output and food shortages while in reality they are carrying the burden of the rest of the worlds hunger and greed. So, no, I wouldn't praise the UK for keeping their own streets clean by dumping their garbage elsewhere.

[@mr.mercury4247]

Amen.

[@DC-ci8di]

Bro I ain’t gon lie this global warming be scaring me

[@jr.fidelcastro8890]

Me too. Lessens Spring and Autumn. Winter and Summer colliding. In Hungary there are less snowy days continuously than one month since early 10's.

[@Learn-more610]

wtf is this? this is comedy? dealing with global climate collapse??

[@alexandriaa5664]

not comedy. Like she said in the beginning of the video most people dont want to watch a boring video of people talking about it , but more people will watch it if it’s entertaining and if it shows how it will pertain to the person watching the video.

[@joenoyes9199]

Global warming is a joke haha

[@vecnagreyhawk78]

This is the most severe case of downplaying the issue that i’ve ever seen. 🤣

[@metoo3342]

Mat Nov Well according to some people stating how bad its actually going to get is alarmism and it makes people not listen.

[@jonsiiin]

Wow, the troll bots seem to have hit this comment section hard.

[@jonsiiin]

The dumbest people are always the loudest.

[@jonsiiin]

P.s. this video was wonderful, and she was hilarious.

[@correctionguy7632]

youre joking, this is beyond annoying way of presenting it

[@samueljosephs6793]

Russian lobster farms

[@texasgun2731]

"if you disagree with me you are not real"

[@thrawn-ys9hf]

remember, according to Al Gore much of the coastal habitat is already underwater now. . .oh wait.

[@MateDrinker33]

thrawn4444: You'd really love Paul Erlich's "The Population Bomb".

[@elcid5033]

in the coming 10 years we will see if it was a hoax or not, hope it is for mankind sake @Michael M

[@Ompasikom]

So depressing that practically nothing has changed in 3 years

[@chippledon1]

Funny. In the mid seventies, I distinctly remember that the big scare was that the earth was cooling! We were going to turn into a big ice cube!

[@Krissy_Bunnie]

Climate change works both ways

[@piglatin4ut]

Kris Silver ....so your saying the earth can get hotter and cooler? Seems the only thing that’s rapidly changing is the scientific community’s story.

[@MichaelCasey1988]

lol fear mongering at its finest

[@vincentivantanaya5115]

•back in the world war days, governments were desperate for workforce and recruited any men they can find. •back in 80s the world gathered to fix the ozone layer. now, we have climate change.. I believe that the world will unite once again when there is an URGENCY to do so. Desperation is a mighty weapon, lets just hope it won't be too late before we realise the effects of climate change

[@yunglemonakis]

Vincent Ivan Tanaya this comment deserves more likes

[@haitham1789]

Climate change are already happening

[@gninja92]

In those days Fake News were not so widespread. And trust in Science was not a political opinion.

[@Itosalix]

So unrealistic: Neither of them on the "date" were texting each other and looking at their smartphones. Unless we don't have those either.

[@agothworld9733]

Can’t tell if this is a joke or not. I hope it is 😂

[@Itosalix]

@@agothworld9733 The video or my comment? I don't actually remember writing that... it was 2 years ago. But my comment was a joke.

[@agothworld9733]

@@Itosalix okay fair enough, and also I didn’t even realise this was 2 years ago

[@smallstudiodesign]

Thank you for terrifying me into action!

[@jeffkingofearth]

everyone living in a house that having a small plot of land can start planting vegetable or keep some chicken or duck . These will help

[@ricktd6891]

6 minutes in roughly, "we heard" ? That's how they get their facts ? "We heard" ???? And these are supposed to be experts, HA !

[@newdawnrising8110]

Think mass extinction like “The Road” in real life.

[@GrothendiecksWish]

Sounds like people will be tough again

[@bongofury5924]

Please help me. My house has gotten 4 degrees warmer due to my wife touching the device on the wall..... ....PLEASE............?

[@a.randomjack6661]

Well there be any trees or bushes left to be burnt in a + 4°C world? At the rate they are burning these days...

[@haras.498]

maybe they'll be gone to build houses and plant crops, since the sea will eat some of the land

[@UpDownMichelle]

Oxygen bars are totally a thing in 2019.

[@ShireenLilith]

While this is all very interesting and brought in a very funny way... You did just spill 3 cups of Arabica magic...

[@WeaponOfMyDestructio]

yeah the whole quarky thing is hard to sit through.

[@benmercer4942]

The description calls the host a comedian... It was so funny that I had to turn it off and will probably never watch again

[@shinigamikitsune1541]

I love how this documentary doesn't make global warming a political issue, it addresses the problem as a global issue. No matter what political party you are or aren't a part of, *you continue to live on this planet along with **_all of us._* If the world gets too hot to perform the most basic crucial tasks we have taken for granted for millennia, it will severely affect *_EVERYONE REGARDLESS._* So before anyone goes about this comment section trying to start political wars (unfortunately, a lot of people have already), just THINK for a second....

[@evilmadness8052]

I feel like I just wasted 15 minutes of my life here...

[@jonultime]

Completely underplays the effects. The first professor said: the first ice age was only 4C lower globally.

[@amazingworld7943]

Human pollution caused everything...

[@shorbock]

Also +4° means acidification of the ocean, to such an extent that most marine life will go extinct. No more corals, few fishes. The one specy that's expected to thrive is jellyfish.

[@yunglemonakis]

Pouty MacPotatohead no lol

[@thedunkirk7]

No the oceans will be fine marine life wont go extinct. Theres more life in the ocean then land. How would you no that jellyfish will thrive?

[@sebas8225]

F***

[@sebas8225]

@@thedunkirk7 You mean deep ocean?

[@eelsoirdor3573]

You forgot about nuclear annihilation... all of those hundreds of millions of people displaced because of coastal flooding will be desperate to find a new place to live, and as you know humanity is moving to fascism, closed borders and xenophobia... well, it shouldn't surprise you what come next.

[@samueljosephs6793]

Closed borders does not equal fascism

[@eelsoirdor3573]

paul josephs No one said so

[@somatia350]

Mexico owned Texas, California, New Mexico, Florida and more

[@RiNickolous]

You there! Reading this comment. Yes, you. Look up the Medieval Warm Period.

[@auntedith3211]

McDonalds french fries will decompose

[@karl4998]

I know a better way to convince people. If we don’t stop climate change, it’ll be like the Extinction DLC for ARK

[@linmal2242]

?

[@karl4998]

Lin Mal I’m srry I don’t speak normie

[@arlieferguson3990]

"I am impressed with your positive attitude" -OK I'm out

[@Janon48]

Great videos guys! You managed to unite people that take climate change as a serious issue and climate deniers together in mutual hatred of this video!

[@Mattothee]

nobody denies the climate

[@jourdanm1073]

As someone who is skeptical on climate change. This was one of the worst attempts to get someone to take this seriously. Mundane humor mixed with bad analogies just makes me see climate change as more of a joke then i used too. I'm actually mad i sat through and watched half of it..

[@toastgodsupreme]

What could have been an informative and interesting video ruined by an annoying presenter.

[@rynerlute2242]

Am I the only one who loves this?❤️.I really like the different approach rather than just talking,they let you see a glimpse of what an average person in a +4C world!.The world really needs a wake up call!.

[@CrystalCoyoteX]

Omg they are _the_ best trolls I've ever seen in my life. But they're so right. xD

[@CibinPort]

We are already seeing this in 2021 !!

[@markarchambault4783]

Wait until 2024

[@animestuff2902]

I just feel like covid did what was necessary to save this planet .no offense to anyone who has lost their friend or fam ,just saying it helped lowering co2 emission

[@nijario9690]

Hypocrite

[@Beautyandthebeadz]

shoutout to an all women of colour "cast"!

[@blastpokemon5sghost988]

Science is not based on wide agreement, it is bound to the world using reasoning, weighted by facts.

[@kennethwers]

What a load of BS Farmers can change as time goes by. Farming is not the same as 30 years age always changing

[@JoshWitte]

STFU dumbass

[@hotpockethunter4886]

Dude right when she said what’s in it for me. The other lady was talking bout mass extinction

[@bign3ck]

We will soon die, and for the rest of time, it will be like no one ever knew we was here.

[@houseironblades6412]

Wow. Bladerunner 2049 got most of this right. Synthetic insect farming for protein sources, two-second high-pressure showers, sea levels high enough to warrant skyscraper-sized sea walls, and the concentration of populations into dense urban centers due to land shortages. This is the future that we've earned for ourselves.

[@AlvinBalvin321]

So in the future random people will just knock down ur coffee

[@sarahmarmion5380]

Yes

[@TheNoodlyAppendage]

4C higher icecaps melt, my property becomes more valuable as the available surface area decreases. More bugs means my chickens lay more eggs.

[@pepelapiu2004]

It's below 40°C on both poles. How do you figure out a drop of 4°C is going to melt them all? Btw, the ice mass has decreased slightly on the North pole, but the ice mass has actually increased on the South pole. Look it up.

[@TheNoodlyAppendage]

@@pepelapiu2004 It's a 4C rise, not a 4C drop. Ice melts above 0C. The question is how much melts, adn how much refreezes. 4C higher, and mor emelts and less refreezes. If all of it melts, its about a 200 ft rise in sea levels. My property being much higher than 200 ft ASL will be fine, anything less than that is underwater.

[@pepelapiu2004]

Well, the earth has warmed by less than 1°C in the last century. So don't hold your breath. It's not going to warm up an other 4°C in the next 70 years.

[@TheNoodlyAppendage]

@@pepelapiu2004 I win either way.

[@Prattyandfood]

Watching this in a pandemic hits different 🥺

[@allgoo1964]

The video did't mention, Agricultural failure, followed by severe food shortage, followed by cannibalism. Food shortage comes as a form of price hike and will be taken up by the people(most likely by the same people who created the climate change in the first place) who can afford to pay the high price. That would multiply the degree of shortage. Agricultural crop failure can be expected by different reasons, two days without water, three days of heat wave, one flood. You can be dead three days without water. two weeks without food. After that, anything can happen. Feed your pets and kids good while you can. You'll need them. it will start happening once every several years, becomes every few years then every year occurrence. Each time more severe than the last.

[@solarboy801]

we're running out of coffee and you wasted 3 cups of it

[@ricksmall5240]

With co2 at 411 ppm and 1.2c global temperature rise, global damage is stunning. I think the situation is greatly under estimated.

[@jaypuck6912]

What global damage do you see? I see nothing. Ice caps normal. Polar bears thriving. Sea level where it's been for decades. Major hurricanes and tornadoes unchanged, and possibly fewer of them.

[@ricksmall5240]

@@jaypuck6912 , watch on utube, climate and extreme weather events. The individual does 3-5 day updates on the global weather events. Latest is #138, go back to #120 and watch the last 18, you will see what's happening. 2018 broke the fire season record that happened in 2017 in BC Canada. Those explosive fires in California. Japan getting hit by 6 massive storms plus a killer heat wave. Arctic Sea ice is not close to normal. Massive flooding globally, increased flash floods. Heat records being broken around the globe. The Arctic areas had record breaking fires. Look up, experts predict 7000 methane craters waiting to release. Florence hit the +2c waters and exploded in size. Solar maximum is supposed to start late 2019 and peak 2022, watch what happens when the planet gets hit by flares with all the built up CO2 concentrations and temperatures climb. Last solar maximum peak was 2011-2012 and that's when the Arctic ice melt record happened plus a load of other climate event records.

[@ricksmall5240]

@@jaypuck6912 , by the way, check out the massive penguin die off in Antarctica.

[@jaypuck6912]

@@ricksmall5240 These articles seem to refute what you suggest. dailycaller.com/2014/07/17/global-penguin-population-booms-despite-global-warming-fears/ relay.nationalgeographic.com/proxy/distribution/public/amp/2017/03/adelie-penguin-population-antarctica I'd consider both of those sources left-leaning and they generally push the Global Warming idea.

[@robwilliams82xx]

@@jaypuck6912 if you consider the daily caller left wing you must be extreme right. And I mean EXTREME. Also check who controls the majority of shares for natgeo haha... if you think either isn't serving an agenda, I don't know what to tell ya.

[@idw9159]

more worrying is what will happen after a return to the ice age

[@ArnoldSig]

Ian Williams It’s true, but that’s still over 10,000 year away. The drastic effects of climate warming will appear within the next century.

[@DanielSnedden]

Actually we are entering a Grand Solar Minimum. The sun drives our climate. That has been known for several hundred years. If you want to understand where we are headed look up the Dalton Minimum, the Maunder Minimum and you will see what to expect. An quick easy read on the subject is a book "UPHEAVAL" written by John L. Casey published in December 2016.

[@CS-iq4xn]

Oh, it's Hollyhock! 😄 Great voice 👍

[@dajiedkynsai1669]

Covid-19 please help mother Earth!!

[@Thefamiliaguy]

Oops looks like I just entered into the wrong room and found a bunch of brainwashed cult members in the middle of whatever cult members do. Sorry to disturb! Please continue on....