What Earth in 2050 could look like - Shannon Odell

[@jennifervan75]

I hate the fact that that the countries and people who are the least responsible for all of this, are the ones who are most affected by it. Like indigenous peoples or people from island nations

[@generalnawaki]

Western Canada, the fires have become a yearly thing. the phrase that I don't think I started but I now hear everywhere I go is it wont stop until there's nothing left to burn.

[@halobaby0331]

Yea and those that are most are filled with conspiracy theorists that don’t believe in it. It’s crazy

[@blazer9547]

​@halobaby0331 you want climate overlords

[@DemPilafian]

Climate Justice addresses fairness (which is a legitimate concern), but it does absolutely *NOTHING* to reverse Climate Change. Climate Justice is hijacking international cooperation and negotiations. Climate Justice is a distraction that is making the Climate Crisis worse.

[@madgoldnz]

​@@halobaby0331believe in what exactly

[@Mars0984]

This is completely avoidable. But money greedy executives are more concerned about the economy rather than the environment

[@jennifersmith4864]

Corporations only exist to meet the demands of the people. You're barking up the wrong tree.

[@redredred8408]

Papa paintings

[@VITAS874]

Solutions is already exist.

[@emrebarsismailoglu5829]

​@@jennifersmith4864you genuinely don't have a brain

[@marcuslegion3654]

How about rather than worrying about corporations you go out there and plant some trees...... Literally seeds are everywhere you can buy them for pennies for literally $10 you could plant thousands of trees.

[@Djulc]

And you're not taking into account the wars that might occur because of those crisis

[@generalnawaki]

I mean water wars almost started last summer, this summer I think is going to be the turning point.

[@duck1ente]

Fleeting glaciers of Himalayas could spark water wars between three nuclear nations of China, India, Pakistan...

[@capnsteele3365]

any largewars that happen will doom us all

[@turn_the_cheese_upsidedown]

Exactly. When infrastructure collapses, governments will have less power. In 2080, there may not even be a United States for all we know.

[@josebastos3090]

Very true. The Syrian Civil war has been going on for almost 15 years and started in part because of a huge drought in the region.

[@Chris-c5t3u]

The thing that pisses me off the selfish rich people and politicians will be long unalive and leave us to deal with the mess

[@myplan8166]

People younger than 40ys will get their fair share

[@Ramen_GT]

The craziest part is that this is fake

[@dragoon1090]

​@@Ramen_GTwhen we're all dying, you can say it's fake with your final breath.

[@Lucasjj2010]

capitalism moment

[@zac4539]

or rich enough to not feel the effects. the saddest thing is that the best way to hedge against the coming climate crisis as an individual is to get rich, keeping yourself safe while accelerating the destruction of everyone else.

[@YunLuoShanZe]

“Global warming” cannot be taken literally; it is not just about temperatures getting warmer. The biggest impact of global warming on humans is actually that the greenhouse effect intensifies the instability of the global climate system, thereby greatly increasing the occurrence of extreme weather. For example, the super cold wave will appear in central Canada, northern United States and other places in February 2023. Super heavy rains occurred in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region of China in July 2023. The most severe sustained drought on record occurred in the Brazilian Amazon from July to September 2023. So for the sake of your own life, start paying attention to environmental protection.

[@TornSoul062473]

One of the biggest impacts will be that will not be able to afford nor have the time to manage catastrophes. Flooding, wildfires, hurricanes could happen so frequently, that they will outpace our ability to adapt.

[@oaaooaooaao]

As always with the establishment - narrative is always changing Just like with covid

[@valoriethechemist]

I've been trying to explain what a rapid biosphere shift (what's actually occurring due to the thermodynamic imbalance due to polluting sources) means for over a decade. The terms we use on a large scale to describe the overall trend in data we're collecting have become nothing but marketing that means very, very little philosophically due to cognitive dissonance and socioeconomic pressure. Corporations then use the same counter marketing strategies they use when their product is at risk to completely eclipse what's occurring. We aren't headed for collapse, we are in collapse and choosing to continue it. That's why people are migrating (both internationally and internally), things are becoming more expensive and we're seeing industry take over government. No one is realizing their town (yes, your town, regardless of where you live) is already rapidly experiencing desertification. We don't notice as dramatically because we're pumping massive amounts of water into greenscaping that keeps most people from the biological hardwiring that would cause them to start freaking out that there is no more green around them. Essentially, if you build a forest wall around the burned down forest then no one sees the burned down forest because the trees we planted are in the way and no one's left with that innate feeling of dread that any creature experiences when their home and habitat is literally gone. The temperature is just a gauge. A measurement that we aren't even guiding ourselves with accurately. We're far exceeding estimated projections. Like almost a decade earlier than we thought possible. Because everything that happens then becomes a cascade effect. People notice major change. But they do not notice the subtle changes here in the initial collapse. Currently, we are waiting to see if a major disruption will occur or we will simply collapse slowly until we are beholden to corporations for food, water, energy and other necessities so entirely that our towns (yes, your town, wherever you live) would otherwise be entirely uninhabitable. And if you don't believe it... all you have to do is dig into why corporate interests are trying to buy public water systems.

[@valoriethechemist]

@@TornSoul062473 That's the major thing people don't understand about the first few years of collapse here. We are able to maintain the lifestyles we have when a disaster or various events that have less but more widespread impact (such as heat domes and late frosts) at current. But the pace of such events, the amount we have to rebuild and recover against... inevitably outpaces our ability to recover even in just the resources expended alone. We simply don't even have the quality sand needed to replenish our concrete structures let alone the precious minerals and metals that the modern word relies upon for our quality of life.

[@gianjose9776]

It is actually very alarming right now, here in Philippines primarily car polution is what contributes to rapid change of climate it is getting hotter every year, traffic jams getting worse than ever specially in Manila you rather want to live in southern provinces than to stay in places like Metro Manila

[@xotwod3254]

Just one more lane bro

[@dimamatat5548]

The IRA has developed a good way to reduce the number of cars

[@pipsquek1669]

​@@xotwod3254phillipines carbon footprint is negligible compared to powerhouse countries, the most concerning is frequent typhoons would be more violent and bigger since the pacific would be a lot warmer

[@billnunya9324]

The air is perfect and clear in Boracay. Love it there.

[@spycrab3723]

It's scorching hot in Manila, usually it's not as hot as this Sometimes it's hard to look up when outdoors at noon because it's so bright Masakit sa balat, akalain mo iniluluto ka

[@brianwillis4163]

I had a college Biology professor who once said, "The earth will destroy us long before we destroy her."

[@N0Xa880iUL]

Similar by George Carlin

[@PersonWhoExists50306]

Not if we focus on nuclear weapons so we can strike first

[@N0Xa880iUL]

@@PersonWhoExists50306 Still we cannot "destroy" Earth as such.

[@litetaker]

@@PersonWhoExists50306 ummm I don't think that was the message here, but okay! 😅 Y'all keep an eye on this fellow right here!

[@MarshallMathersthe7th]

Challenge accepted!

[@turn_the_cheese_upsidedown]

Progress is moving so slowly because most people in power, like CEOs and politicians, are old. They'll be long dead before they need to confront the consequences of their own actions, and thus, their eyes are only laid upon money. I expect to see the rate of climate progress slowly get faster and faster as older leaders die and are replaced with new ones who WILL need to face the climate crisis. Political and economic action is miserably slow right now, but I don't think it will stay this way for much longer.

[@emryborge7027]

What makes you think old leaders won’t be replaced by other old leaders

[@turn_the_cheese_upsidedown]

@@emryborge7027 I mean that they'll still be old, but chronologically, they'll be closer to the consequences of their actions.

[@rr-yn9wm]

​@@turn_the_cheese_upsidedownyou think so? Just look at the upcoming generations they're least concerned. Atleast in my countries old leaders are more upfront for reforms in the climate crisis.

[@Garl1ccc]

​@@rr-yn9wmyeah ur right too

[@Garl1ccc]

Yeah and these grudge over the past and plunge into wars when it's doing worse than good...I can see a bright future ahead ig

[@cosmiccontent8]

Unfortunately, we are just too overpopulated to be able to turn back now. There are already news reports saying how bananas and other fruits and vegetables are becoming harder to grow because of extreme weather and heat waves. It would take the majority of people to protest and be on the same page, but most people just don’t get involved, and it’s too overwhelming for them to think about climate change. The sad part is we have the technology and ability to change things but people just don’t care enough to try and really push for change

[@Bookhermit]

We are also in near-total denial that overpopulation is the central cause, so it can only get worse.

[@cosmiccontent8]

@@Bookhermit I completely agree. When I talk to ppl about it they don’t see the issue, they think we have enough land, but it’s not just about land. It’s about the pollution we produce and the amount of food and water required for such a large population.

[@RobertMJohnson]

and yet agriculture is a growth industry. amazing

[@EricLewandowski-vn7ky]

Fact: a plant based diet uses significantly less water and produces significantly less emissions than an omnivorous one.

[@UMBERRRTO1]

@cosmiccontent28 @Bookhermit Overpopulation is not an issue. There is plenty of resources available for everyone that exists and will exist. "The Earth has enough for everyone's needs, but not for everyone's greeds"

[@micahbush5397]

The worst part of climate change is that the first people to be hurt will be those with the smallest margins and minimal safety nets, people like subsistence farmers and reef fishermen. Meanwhile, people in the U.S. will still be complaining about "high" gas prices (that are still lower than what most of the world pays), emissions regulations, "unsightly" wind turbines and solar farms, and refuse to participate in international agreements in the name of national sovereignty. And before someone tries to claim that China and India are bigger problems, India consumes less than half the energy the U.S. consumes, despite having more than four times the population. China does consume more energy than the U.S., but the U.S.'s per capita consumption is more than 2.5 times higher; most of China's energy goes to the industrial sector, while less than one-third of U.S. energy goes to industry, and the U.S devotes more one-quarter of its energy to transportation, which is a small sliver of China's energy usage. Yes, China and India have serious environmental issues to contend with, but the U.S.'s contribution to emissions is very disproportionate to its population, so it has a disproportionate responsibility to combat climate change. Sources: BP 2022 Statistical Review of World Energy css.umich.edu/publications/factsheets/energy/us-energy-system-factsheet www.iea.org/countries/china/electricity

[@timbrown9305]

You missed the entire point. And CO 2 is good.... very good. NOAA Reports a 15% greening of our entire planet in the last 20 years. It's only going to get greener. NOAA couldn't deny it when their reports actually show the deserts benefiting and greening the most. I just want the truth.

[@punchyMiddleEarth]

Thats math nerd nonsense used to justify the actions of the worst perpetrators, mainly China and other parts of the under-developed world.

[@Honeybee9630]

Remember, it doesn't do any favours to the world if you become too panicked or give up hope or go the opposite route and think this video exaggeration and dont fight enough. We need to be cautious. But we cant give up hope, for if we do, we might as well die now.

[@mecahhannah]

Agreed

[@germansojopagan7381]

Well said 2 much focus is given on the bad but not the good and this creates apathy.

[@KeepItSimpleSailor]

There is exaggeration. These ‘predictions’ are all subject to error, massive data unknowns, assumptions, interpretations and reinterpretations by ‘experts’ and laymen alike - and they are not absolute.

[@germansojopagan7381]

Finally another intelligent person that sees the exaggeration so few of us left amen yo your comento friend i Rull agree.👍

[@steveco1800]

The more I hear the more I just want an empty life so I can die peacefully without worrying about the future for any family. There’s been times I would have liked to have children, but if they are anything like me they will worry about their future prospects too much. What happens to us is out of our control, and realistically we’re not going to turn this situation around without conflict and disasters making it happen. Current global leaders aren’t doing enough and in certain cases making life a lot worse. Fundamentally we need suitable weather for farming and living, and if the climate becomes more unpredictable it will create a lot of hardship and no easy solution. Yes life will go on, but it’s going to get worse before it gets better.

[@aditibajaj8769]

Its already 45 degrees in Delhi guys, try 50 🥴

[@N0Xa880iUL]

It's fatal

[@iansmith8016]

Pretty cold

[@sanjivmc8988]

@@iansmith8016 45 degrees celsius not Fahrenheit

[@conqueror_ofMILFs]

@@iansmith8016 that's 113 degrees farenheit, smarty pants.

[@Mojud_Zikr]

Funny?

[@scoops2]

I do my part, not because it will necessarily make a difference, but because at least my hands will be clean when children 30 years from now ask us why we didn't do anything to stop it.

[@legitusername-zl7to]

it's still solvable but yeah if things dont work out you at least made a big brain move

[@scoops2]

@@DefinitelyNotOnTerms Wow you're really grasping at straws there eh bud? Go on, tell me how much my few views per day count against the other trillions of views.

[@ClimateSinLeadsToDeath]

@@DefinitelyNotOnTerms Carbon footprint is an convenient way to blame the individual's and for big corporations to avoid climate justice.

[@Kitz419]

I came to see if Tom would answer. And stayed for the silence 😂

[@scoops2]

@@Kitz419 lmao this notification got me to look as well, he's gone forever. Dude shoots form the hip and disappears

[@gf4453]

There are 147 fires in 13 states in Mexico right now. Most of the country doesn't have water. The president built a train for which MILLIONS of trees were felled. Temperatures in February, in Mexico City, soared to 30°C... No, the video is not exaggerating.

[@dawnsstar5918]

The ones who really are concerned are the celebrities. You all heard them. The ones who have destroyed lands to build their fifth mansion?

[@alderbaranorange2553]

Sorry to hear that, by the way train tacks cut fewer trees then Roads. This is a fact

[@lexolexoh]

Mexico's Amlo uses spy tech from fasc nations to suppress, kill journalistas. Facts.

[@TheUAoB]

The video is blatant techo-optimist propaganda. The situation is much worse than presented. No more than 6% of UN climate scientists even believe 1.5C is possible, which isn't surprising since we're well over 1.5C already. Emissions are at record levels, if your projections are showing a decline then your assumptions need to be examined!

[@s-h-e-r-m-z]

Also a record was just set may 9th of 51.1c or 124.7f in Gallinas Mexico

[@HattieMcDanielonaMoon]

We are already facing the effects of climate change in a major way. Winter this year has been absolutely haywire so I am afraid that there isn't much time left, if any.

[@triplikeido75]

Correct. We're out of time. Civilization is doomed.

[@RobertMJohnson]

it's so MAJOR that the world is ONLY getting safer and more prosperous. you cannot ignore these facts.

[@frusenko]

@@RobertMJohnson Great, you can keep repeating that to yourself as society crumbles around you. At least you helped make someone else rich for a few years, right? Least intelligent comment on this video, and that's impressive. Congrats.

[@The_king567]

No it hasn’t

[@The_king567]

@@frusenkohe’s right you don’t like facts you want to be oppressed so badly don’t you

[@redbarchetta8782]

Never underestimate the power of Denial.

[@generalnawaki]

It's going to get everyone killed :P

[@KeepItSimpleSailor]

Never underestimate the power of suggestion (aka climate predictions)

[@skylerbowerbank5847]

Yea, its amazing how many people refuse to look at the actual science and deny facts just because it disagrees with thier climate predictions

[@kylefrazzini9166]

Shoot I’m not even gonna be alive by 2100🎉🎉 Holla

[@anoukdevries8144]

Never underestimate the power domerism. As that unfortunately is the bigger problem for people not fighting more against climate change right now.

[@alora241]

I think the biggest mistake we made is thinking that we still have time. I live in the middle of europe and anyone can tell how much the weather is changing. And I'm still very young so I really don't want to imagine what the future is going to look like. I'm honestly so scared for all of us. I don't have any hope until we actually start cutting off emissions. But when is that going to happen...

[@flubbernugget888888]

Maybe you s should take a look at earth weather patterns before you were born then reevaluate your opinion

[@mystuff9999]

@@flubbernugget888888Yeah…because that‘s what this is all about…the weather…

[@blazer9547]

North will be fine, have a great life with kids

[@valerioharvey7289]

The fire is already spread. Really the best thing we can do now to save humanity is to try terraform mars

[@billnunya9324]

Stop being scared and start thinking for yourself. The only thing you should be afraid of is how these climate extremists control practically the whole world with their false propaganda. If all mankind vanished tomorrow climate change would continue. The 97% consensus is a lie. Real scientists know the idea that humans are the primary driver of climate change is ridiculous.

[@josephvlogsdon]

I’ll still be ten years away from retirement age, and given current trends, probably more like twenty.

[@HOXHOXHOX]

marry me babyboy

[@mistingwolf]

Same here, and I'm pretty certain that Social Security will have collapsed by the time I can get around to retiring.

[@wisteriablossom2730]

By the time I get to retirement I doubt it'll still exist

[@raccoon-p9h]

Chill down we need strategic planning, he might be taken​@@HOXHOXHOX

[@VinyZikss]

Bruv I'm 21 and i'm already expecting to never retire. Our system as we know it will have to change radically to support all these pensions so... yeah my hopes arent high.

[@egg_runner8379]

The worst thing is this is an optimistic view of events. "ambulances will siren through the night for people with heatstroke" assuming that healthcare doesn't just completely breakdown or start ignoring people with heatstroke cause they cant handle them all. As other people have mentioned this would very likely cause wars, mainly over water resources but also for actual land you could live in. Migrant crises worldwide from people fleeing any country close to the equator.

[@valoriethechemist]

That's exactly what I've been trying to explain. We are at the point where we can decide to have medical technologies and emergency services be preserved and a collapse that means they are shut off from most of us. We aren't choosing to continue oil or "green energy" anymore like it's the 1970s. We are literally choosing whether to collapse and how brutal that collapse will be and degrowth which centers on human survival and dignity.

[@quarryspanish]

South African here, our government will just blame the heatwaves on apartheid, as for the rolling electrical blackouts that's just a regular day.

[@alexandredesouza3692]

A salesman sells you a cursed hammer. Every time you use it, one person dies. By the time you figured this out, you've already hammered 100 lives away. When you confront the salesman, he gives you two options: keep using the deadly hammer, or stop building altogether. He doesn't want you to realize you can just buy a normal hammer from someone else.

[@garvcricket784]

I heard it first time,, felt cool reading it,, nice words

[@herr_fuchsnews5630]

Damn where is this parable from?

[@alexandredesouza3692]

@herr_fuchsnews5630 Me. I thought it up a couple weeks ago.

[@halobaby0331]

Great so now we have to buy a new earth

[@earthling_parth]

This is a really good analogy that I'll try to use when talking about climate change. Thank you!

[@horrorkesh2]

we're already at the point where people can't afford groceries and housing will be solved by everyone being homeless AKA thrown in jail for being homeless in America at least

[@generalnawaki]

that's due to corporate greed and nothing else, this is about climate change they are similar but different problems.

[@bassfischer4273]

@@generalnawaki It's due to government corruption and overreach, not 'corporate greed'. Corporations get rich if people buy stuff from them. Bezos and Gates are billionaires because their companies reinvented retail and information technology, both of which have benefited mankind immeasurably. Stop demonizing wealth. Governments, on the other hand, can (and do) stick it to whomever the prevailing ideological obsession of the day deems to be the enemy. Give me free markets and highly limited government all day, every day.

[@8is]

The average American spends 8% of their income on food. Like just stop, you do not have the data to back anything of what you’re saying.

[@m.c.d.975]

Not only that but, if we have to buy electric cars that will put even more people under a financial burden, considering how much more electric cars are. Millions of people in the united states aren't in the financial position to buy a new car thats twice the price of the one they have now.

[@Someaddress555s]

​@@generalnawaki you can see homeless people on the street, you can feel a lighter wallet after the store, most people aren't paying attention to the climate and won't until its far too late.

[@schokoloko2092]

And my parents wonder why I dont want any children...

[@sharronhankins7722]

True this world sucks!😱😭😭

[@Notwoke7]

You don't want children because you have been influenced and indoctrinated since birth. That's why the population rate is waning for youth all over the world except India and Africa where they still use fossil fuels anywhere near ready to change😮

[@Notwoke7]

​@@sharronhankins7722the future is bright

[@carolinecameron4840]

Amen to that

[@Michael-lt7ym]

Have them anyway the world has always been scary

[@SarahLoehrke]

There was another time of great drought in the United States during the depression. It is depicted in John Steinbeck’s book “The Grapes of Wrath”. We will always have challenges in this life. It saddens me that the younger generation feels there is no hope. There is always hope. We must ensure the fabric of our society is not destroyed. Having a safe society is the most fundamental need for having a secure future.

[@AegonCallery-ty6vy]

In fact the droughts in the 1930s were far far worse. As a matter of fact: droughts, floods, hurricanes, tropical storms have not increased. This from several sources including NOAA and the IPCC. Something pointed out by many. Not a very convenient truth for alarmists..

[@jamesburns2232]

China and other countries laugh at us for all the money we waste on global warming. Just saying....who are the real fools? 🤔🤑🤮

[@13ccasto]

More people need to know that climate change isn't just about things getting a little warmer

[@josephgreen2824]

My theory is that too many people get their information from corporate media or social media which almost always puts forth disingenuous arguments about this topic.

[@Teutathis]

​@@josephgreen2824I think the big problem is that it's uncomfortable to tell the global south that they can't continue to grow their populations. It won't matter what the developed world does to stave off this oncoming disaster if India is going to peak their population at 1.6-1.7 Billion, and Africa is to become the most populous continent at 4.2 Billion.

[@jth877]

That's the current story. Too cold, too warm, now extremes. Nice science you got there.

[@heyrend_marhend]

It's already very bad in Semarang, Central Java, Indonesia. I'm from there, a lot of my friends are there and back in March it was raining very bad. I remember, i woke up, i look at my phone, and all of my friends in Semarang said that their home is flooded, the road is flooding, they can't go to work, they can't go anywhere, it was just very bad.

[@Monarch_Prime]

Banjir setiap tahun 🤣

[@Sajend88]

He is right, we can't go anywhere. The roads look like a river every year

[@calvinroyals6463]

It's called Monsoon they happen every year in Asia. I remember the Monsoon in Vietnam.

[@Garl1ccc]

Isn't life turning worse than better... many are giving up hopes of having children already..its not gonna be the sweet life anymore

[@darkwoodmovies]

Good, having children is by far the worst thing you can do for the environment.

[@central3425]

@@darkwoodmovies Nah its one of the best. Don't believe the lie of not having children. All the rich and ruling class have big families. They don't seem concern but they are happy to scare you all into not having children.

[@mayvqids_xo]

So true. ​@@darkwoodmovies

[@bonitovoyage]

It has never been the sweet life, only for the very rich (which include the polititians).

[@annabarr1304]

Everyday I apologize to my daughter and tell her that her job is to clean up our mess. I know quite well that the planet won't be inhabitable for my potential grandchildren. I've been warned this since grade school and it is very real now.

[@mo337]

I won't lie. I've all but given up hope for real action. I won't be having children in this life time.

[@P0a00aowowk]

Same, why would I bring children into a doomed world.

[@joelalala4789]

We are all gonna die, but I am willing to bet our ancestors went through even more terrible plagues than this from small pox,economic depression heck even genocides.Still they found a way to adapt and trust their successors to do the same for us. No matter what they say, life will always find a way. These bodies that we live are fleeting but it's not the end, it's the beginning to something bigger that yet to be explained."Lossing all hope was freedom"

[@blazer9547]

I've 4.😂

[@Someaddress555s]

​@@joelalala4789 cool. The issue is more how rapidly the climate changes, and how fast the plants and animals can adapt. If you lose too many species then nature does weird things, and you can ask farmers about the crazier weather making farming much more difficult.

[@joelalala4789]

@@Someaddress555s believe me I know 😞

[@thatweirdkid08]

❗️It's very easy to lose hope but there is still time to stop the worst from happening! If we don't do anything now, this will be our future, but if we take action we can at least decrease the consucuences

[@drline5308]

Indeed.

[@iamgroot5186]

America just re-elected Donald Trump. I've given up

[@kaipadernal2202]

This is so timely since the Philippines is already facing these issues....

[@theoutsider7119]

It's nice to be optimistic but not this time. Adapting climate change, AI, wars, and present regimes... requires a radical transformation in our day to day life. I think no better solution could be taken other than focusing inward not outward.

[@hman2912]

Well. Stop putting comments on KZbin videos... Which indirectly adds to carbon in the atmosphere, and start doing something instead of complaining. People have been predicting for decades that we'd all be dead by now.

[@Donkeydoug02]

We are way past the point of "what are you doing about it? How about you go roll up yo sleeves and plant a tree!" The earth needed direct help in 1980. 2024 is way too late. Just enjoy whatever days below 35c we have left

[@theoutsider7119]

@@Donkeydoug02 well I'm enjoying life planting trees

[@theoutsider7119]

@@hman2912 i understand your frustration but your statement are inconsistent. You should visualise the possible effect of those dangers as probabilities. And now the probabilities are higher than ever.

[@ClimateSinLeadsToDeath]

Warn people as much as possible, warning creates restraint and inspires action. + protests + emailing + join local groups + commenting everywhere + positive reinforcement on eco-youtubers Focus on C.O.G - Coal Oil Gas (due to them be heavy hitters) *This is the climate last stand, before this lofty aircraft of a civilization enters a unrecoverable dive.* No surrender, no giving in, we are fighting for the future and for our lives.

[@T0MapleLaughs]

Governments merely taxing people higher is still essentially doing nothing.

[@MaekarManastorm]

Just like your comment

[@annaolsson5441]

Actually if they were taxing rich people and companies higher it would make a real difference as if you for example look at a relatively rich country like Sweden the difference in emissions between a normal person and a rich person is that on average rich person is responsible for 47 times the emissions, now if you raise taxes on companies especially big ones so that they pay as much as the rest of us pay in income taxes then we would easily have the money to build upp infrastructure and change the systems necessary btw I'm a former conservative who has realised that the longer we wait the more expensive to try to fix or mitigate.

[@terrytaylor2825]

@@annaolsson5441 47 times? Like Al Gore, James Hansen, Michael Mann, Lurch Heinz... even Barack Obama, definitely Mark Zuckerberg and every single principal at Googele/Alphabet... & don't give me that 'former conservative' bunk, you've always allowed yourself the lazy path of indoctrination, never questioned the Leftist-Indoctrination' that's turned the masses into Brain-damaged Zombies... LIBZ IOW.

[@The_king567]

@@annaolsson5441Sweden has a low population dipstick and there is nothing other countries can do to make other ones stop polluting get over it you people are delusional taxation is theft and should be banned

[@OldOneTooth]

Love that you still follow the optimistic time frames for temperature rises, instead of the more realistic ones where opec and tipping points bring the rises much sooner.

[@triplikeido75]

Yep. Let's keep deluding ourselves... as our cities burn and billions become climate refugees in the next 20 years they'll still be telling us everything is okay.

[@ecognitio9605]

We touched 1.5 degrees above the 1800 baseline this year 😂

[@OldOneTooth]

@@ecognitio9605 we averaged it globally for the year. But we touched above globally for periods of time during the year, and well above in local regions average annual temperature anomalies.

[@calvinroyals6463]

It's still not as warm as the Holocene climate optimum. During the Roman warm period, there were vineyards in Britain. Still too cold there to raise grapes. During the Medival Warm period, there was agriculture in Greenland. Still to cold to farm there.

[@OldOneTooth]

@@calvinroyals6463 don't confuse local maxima with global maxima, there's a big difference between the hottest my hand has ever been and the hottest my body has ever been. The difference between burning your finger and dying of heat stroke.

[@maff_]

And this is the projection only if our models are correct. If there exist any tipping points, such as the permafrost melt or the change in ocean currents, that we haven’t accounted for, the projections are too optimistic

[@matthewlong7547]

Investing further into nuclear and ending the oil and coal lobby is one of the biggest steps we can take away from climate change.

[@red_King_88-b7w]

This video ought to played in COP summits showing leaders what inaction and slow action will eventually lead to

[@jerrymiller9039]

How many of those leaders do you think have not heard already?

[@central3425]

These leaders emit more carbon on one plane ride than you do in an entire year. Let that sink in.

[@Failure-007]

What a time to be alive

[@ClimateSinLeadsToDeath]

“I wish it need not have happened in my time," said Frodo. "So do I," said Gandalf, "and so do all who live to see such times. But that is not for them to decide. *All we have to decide is what to do with the time that is given us.”* ― J.R.R. Tolkien, The Fellowship of the Ring

[@HYJ187]

Saved this video. Will watch it again 26 years later, if I still alive 😅.

[@williamfisher74]

Will You Tube be around then?

[@Jeonginlovrrr]

I hate the fact that some kids/teens are trying to do things about this, and other people aren’t listening, saying that we are young, and we don’t know much. And the fact that they aren’t listening is not much for them, as they have lived around like 30-60 years already. But us? we are still in our teens, and what they will experience soon enough is not going to be as major and bad as what us 2000s with experience. What this video has explained is not as bad as what others predict is going to happen. She didn’t take into consideration that there may be more and more wars going on when people want to save their homes. What will happen to Gaza? All the tiny little islands? Anyone know what is going to happen to Australia? At this rate, will Greenland melt too?

[@The_king567]

Not my job to care about any of them

[@TechBoi1115]

​@@The_king567shut up 🤦

[@jitenderyadav1169]

All good, but if we are actually in climate crises, the temp rise may not be gradual but exponential, and cross 4 degrees or more by as early as 2040.

[@hman2912]

So much doom and gloom. What are you doing personally to help? If you buy anything, you are part of the problem... Even using this app to watch this video, you are helping to create demand for huge data centres to be built to watch.

[@Someaddress555s]

​@@hman2912 cool, and those huge data centers use in a day way more than I could use in a year. Maybe some of us want to avoid the worst possible outcomes, but maybe we also know people like you will complain about anything even if it's trying to help you have a better life in the future.

[@hman2912]

@@Someaddress555s what's more important, a "better life" or a livable earth? All of us together create the demand that uses all that energy everyday. I'm admitting that I'm the problem as well. I don't believe that we will all be dead in twenty years though.

[@bassfischer4273]

Could.. may.. might.. We've had 30 years of Greens' incessant Armageddon-mongering and yet here we still are, with just as much artic sea ice, just as many polar bears and exactly zero coastal cities swallowed up by phantom rising oceans. Keep on painting your doomsday nonsense, environmentalists. Thankfully ever more folks are wising up to your 'science', that's actually shock-propaganda.

[@triplikeido75]

Shhhh!!!! No.. we gotta keep lying to everyone. "There's still hope!! Everything will be okay!!"

[@Damaaak]

Back when all countries agree to save the ozone layer 😂

[@N0Xa880iUL]

It had an easy fix.

[@aditisk99]

​@N0Xa880iUL Well atleast they agreed on something

[@ChaitanyaArige]

True

[@PreferredCustomer]

It has in fact gotten "fixed." The problem is that it will still take 20-30 years to get back to pre-1980s levels. It was an easy fix, too. This is a LOT more complicated. A lot of countries other than the U.S. won't take steps, and Democrats simply won't consider: like nuclear energy or completely cutting air travel. Without an advocate from both parties, we're just going to keep complaining while things get worse.

[@FelipeKana1]

OP comment seems to be sarcastic. You don't believe the ozone hole or the story of how we fix it?

[@shizuokaBLUES]

We won’t be here by 2050. It’s painfully, gut wrenchingly obvious. Too much too soon. We are already far ahead of where I thought we would be in 2024.

[@Joe-cb6ex]

Sadly, it seems so. There’s not gonna be a happy ending like in the movies.

[@cloudflex4819]

We can go to underground bunkers

[@EmilyHockman-u8t]

But who TF wants to live like that? Never seeing the sun again? I'd rather die. ​@@cloudflex4819

[@rmac3217]

What I don't get is how it's a crazy conspiracy theory that the floo was used as a method of control by elites, the beta test (no pun intended). But a different set of elites wanting the end of the world = not a conspiracy theory.

[@rmac3217]

What I don't get is how it's a crazy conspiracy theory that the a certain virus was used as a method of global control by elites, the beta test (no pun intended). But a different set of elites wanting the end of everything = not a conspiracy theory.

[@OpenBiolabsGuy]

We will NOT avoid this future. Avoiding this future depends on everyone working together. We will not. A significant chunk of humanity is against taking appropriate action. This will happen. Plan accordingly.

[@223Drone]

Exactly this is age of science denial and it's opnely celebrated. False hope will just make the inevitable worse.

[@darksoals]

A couple years ago it reached 40 degrees in Canada on Vancouver island. This may not sound like a lot to hotter countries but to the people and animals here it was devastating. Fish floated dead in lakes, people left water out for birds and wildlife which struggled not to die on the side of the road from the heat wave. It was bad for the people too, who are accustomed to ranges of -10 to 20 degrees Celsius. A significant portion of our seniors could not cope with the sudden change in temperature and died. Hospitals were overrun by the younger generation which did not die but still suffered heat strokes due to not everyone being able to afford a/c and biologically not being climatized to such high temperatures. (We are talking about people who go around in shorts in 5 degree weather, they’re used to producing and retaining heat, not dispersing it.) It was a record breaking temperature for the area. It could have been a freak incident but if we continue as we are I’m sure eventually it will be normal and we will lose a large fraction of our wildlife. If the change happens to quickly we may continue to see people die because they simply can’t cope with a temperature flux that far out of their bodies normal.

[@RobCummings]

And in the summer of 2023, Canada caught fire. Here in Rhode Island, we had about six weeks of smoky hazy days from the fires up north. Unfortunately, carbon stays in the atmosphere for about 600 years (science.nasa.gov/earth/climate-change/greenhouse-gases/the-atmosphere-getting-a-handle-on-carbon-dioxide/), so even if we managed to stop carbon production right now, humans would be living with a radically changed climate for about half a millennium.

[@jasminmenzies9759]

I remember those days. I used to walk 45 minutes to work in that heat. Sadly, I don't think it's going to get any better 😢

[@cardek0.457]

I believe in humanity. We will make it right. Every small step matters.

[@Volcano22207]

The only ones who can make the actual change are corporate ceo’s and politicians So we are definitely not going to make it

[@harshtyagi2535]

Majority of humans don't even take small steps!

[@greg4629]

imagine doing this and still assuming the same neoliberal society would persist with its countries, governments, schools and grocery stores and such. That's ideology. You live in a regime that is contingent on historical material circumstances. Historical conditions change and the regimes change also.

[@N0Xa880iUL]

Yes, mass deaths would occur.

[@dimamatat5548]

@@N0Xa880iULGood. Less humans, less climate change.

[@LANSl0t]

@@dimamatat5548 so this is whats known as eco fascism and you should really reevaluate whether its the individuals or the corporations pumping millions of tons of CO2 into the air that are the issue

[@aditisk99]

​@@dimamatat5548 Less "Man made" climate change

[@VITAS874]

We live in s propaganda. Or idiocraty

[@kuztomix]

Bleak ? nah, that's the *best* case scenario you just described.

[@VYBEKAT]

True

[@Dr.Armchair]

Well is it still best scenario of I tell you ACTUALLY ITS ALREADY HAPPENING JUST SLIGHTLY LESS! :) how about now

[@maddogwillie1019]

I think we can all agree that the issue is not what could happen if we decided to do nothing…but what is going to happen now that we’ve decided to do nothing…the funny part is we have driven the car of humanity off the cliff, and we still have people arguing that there is no cliff…time to wake up and pee the worlds on fire

[@akanshsrivastav8269]

The summer in delhi is killer man 😅

[@N0Xa880iUL]

The sudden shifts are crazy. Not even a month back it was cold in Delhi.

[@akanshsrivastav8269]

@@N0Xa880iUL yep we do both summer and winter in the extreme

[@caterthun4853]

Move North. The UK is welcoming immigrants

[@vampyrkiller]

​@@N0Xa880iULabout to get worse over time

[@-ColdAsIce]

I kinda had an anxiety attack watching this, specially because what's happening in Brazil right now (search Rio Grande do Sul State And news). Damn....

[@whatrtheodds]

Our global population will decline and that means we will use less resources

[@ankurm4100]

Concrete is said to be responsible for 4-8% of global CO2 emissions. We need to re-adopt building with sustainable materials, like bamboo and sustinable timber. It is both asthetically and environmentally better for the world.

[@ClimateSinLeadsToDeath]

Consider promoting passive heating and passive cooling designs with any person with power and influence. *Get some heavy hitters like C.O.G Coal Oil Gas* but small wins are good too.

[@central3425]

EV production will represent that same percentage in a few years too, very carbon heavy manufacturing process.

[@InspectorAyamKampung]

@@central3425 EV won't save the world.

[@central3425]

@@InspectorAyamKampung agreed

[@InspectorAyamKampung]

@@central3425 Then we should ban all the damn car so people will take public transportation and bicycles instead of cars.

[@keithmartin7766]

Also in 1970, the Boston Globe ran with a chilling headline, “Scientist Predicts A New Ice Age By 21st Century.” In the associated article, researcher James Lodge warned, “Air pollution may obliterate the sun and cause a new ice age in the first third of the next century if population continues to grow and earth’s resources are consumed at the present rate…” The reality is none of these experts can predict the future. The Earth and its weather patterns/climate are driven more by natural occurrences in nature than man. The Earth’s tilt on its axis changes over a 23,000 year cycle that dramatically impacts the impact of the sun. The sun changes. The Teutonic plate of the Earth continue to shift. Volcanoes happen. The oceans absorb and release CO2 in a pattern that is not fully explainable. All these things impact the Earth and its climate yet there are always the Chicken Littles yelling the sky is falling and if you will give us enough money we will fix it. Complete arrogance of man.

[@MarriageCoach.]

Well said. Fear mongering

[@smp315]

The Earth has actually gotten 15% greener since 2000. Plants and trees are thriving and soaking up the increased CO2. This climate change is another money grab from the citizens by politicians and governments.

[@josephgreen2824]

That was not a consensus of the majority of the scientists who study climate. It's also disingenuous of you to ignore or omit the impact that Industrial industrialization has had on the earth for the past two centuries

[@InspectorAyamKampung]

Car enthusiast trying to defend their gasoline car:

[@thinkerds]

I think what you are trying to say is that though we can give predictions, it is impossible for humans to know the future for sure. there are too many variables to consider to completely eliminate uncertainty. and I agree.

[@plantjunkie69]

This makes me want to cry. We are so helpless and powerless.

[@central3425]

Its a great time to be alive. I was told same doom and gloom stories decades ago and we are still here. Stop worrying and start building a better life.

[@emsnewssupkis6453]

@@central3425 Note how our rulers push the 'you are doomed' stories and have convinced many fools, they have to eat bugs while our rulers dine in fine restaurants, this is a scam designed to crush regular people.

[@Thewarden2070]

"Start building a better life" BRO THE PLANET IS DYING

[@emsnewssupkis6453]

@@Thewarden2070 CO2 is plant food. Our forests and farms are all seeing lots and lots of growth.

[@central3425]

@@Thewarden2070 No it isn't, you have been tricked. When you grow old you will realize you were gaslit and fearmongered. I heard the same lies and the rich and ruling class continue to live large even though they tell us we need to do something.

[@michalpicker6934]

*Sniff* This video really upsets me. I just hope we fix this pollution problem soon. I don't want it to get any worse.

[@Mart77]

World leaders are using "thoughts and prayers" system to fix this :)

[@notmewooshme9916]

Its too late. Unless we all cut down fuel, energy completely mothing is going to change. The inevitable is going to be delayed thats it. If from tomorrow we all stop using vehicles, turn off factories, return to farming, barter system may stop the problem.

[@InspectorAyamKampung]

@@notmewooshme9916 Car enthusiast crying in the corner.

[@pedinhuh16]

The only thing I disagree with this video is that we still have time to stop this. We don't...We sat on our asses and lost already. At best we can minimize the effects of what's gonna come and adapt, but untolds amounts of suffering will prevail for a long time, as birth rates continues to decline everywhere and more and more people decides to not have children, given the conditions. Here in Brazil, we are having some previews of the shitshow that is come, a record breaking dry season with tons of fires happening everywhere on the country, and the flooding of Rio Grande do Sul...and the current projections are not reassuring in the slightest. I'm glad I didn't had children, and I'm looking to get a vasectomy.

[@lyzioen]

This kind of stuff brings me to tears every time

[@hungry_girl211]

Hang in there. ❤

[@rikasoft]

Same I’m only a teen man I want to be able to grow up without like boiling to death every time I step outside

[@ClimateSinLeadsToDeath]

*Choose to hope, choose to have faith. Do anyways regardless of fear because that's courage.* Do everything you can, if the anxiety is too much try cutting everything else and focus on necessary living and climate activism (sleep work method might help as I find crippling anxiety is weakest upon waking up)

[@Solar.Geoengineering.Advocate]

@@rikasoft we will have to do solar geoengineering. its that simple. a whole bunch of other things also but solar geoengineering will be a huge part of what we have no choice but to do.

[@jayleeper1512]

Those who don’t want to see will not see. Most people live as though they are immortal until the day they die.

[@GabrielF430]

The climate change effects finally hit my hometown and state in the very south of Brazil. Here in Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul, entire homes are completely underwater. It's like a war scene in the entire state.

[@IshaKalra-d6s]

showing this to anyone who asks me why i don’t want children in the future

[@mimikrya8794]

The production and consumption of fossil fuels is currently at a record high. And according to the planned investments, even that record will be exceeded tomorrow. With 8 billion people, the future does not seem bright.

[@BaynexoMusicOfficial]

0:59 I think that this stuff would be so common, that it’ll hardly even make headlines in general.

[@adrineyanukhyan3121]

One thing that stood out to me was the focus on renewable energy and how critical it is for shaping a sustainable future. It made me think about how our everyday choices now, like reducing waste and supporting green technologies, can contribute to a healthier planet for future generations.

[@fegodev]

Nothing in this video was said about the leading cause of deforestation, ocean dead zones, and animals extinction: Animal agriculture, which also contributes with at least 20% of all emissions.

[@cosmiccontent8]

I do a lot of research and watch many documentaries and the news and we like to have this optimistic outlook on climate change but we are doomed. Even with renewable energy sources and electric vehicles, we don’t take into consideration the mining required for it. For instance, I made a video on the effects of mining, and mining for these minerals destroys ecosystems and pollutes water. Sediments dissolve into the water and a lot of sea life dies, and becomes unlivable because of pollution.

[@223Drone]

Not to mention we're living in a "golden age" for science deniers as science denial is now openly celebrated.

[@cosmiccontent8]

@@223Drone 100% even the president and his little goons try to push that climate change is not real and the world is underpopulated lmao just so they can keep making a quick buck off the backs of us

[@albertcabuang6655]

Its sad how in climate predictions like these, those that are the most affected are usually the most disadvantaged countries. Whereas 1st world countries and such "can" still find means to work around the climate crisis. Really shows climate change isnt just an environmental problem but also a socio-economic problem.

[@ClimateSinLeadsToDeath]

It's also a real lack of Justice, crazy that the companies have gotten away with this for this long.

[@Solar.Geoengineering.Advocate]

i wouldn't be so certain that first world countries can find ways around the climate crisis at all. in fact i doubt it.

[@Ljounieh]

Brilliant

[@albertcabuang6655]

@@Solar.Geoengineering.Advocate I agree yes. Individually, first world countries can't solve the climate crisis as a whole. It takes a collective effort by nations worldwide and putting all the pressure on them simplifies the problem at hand. In spite of this however, some first world countries like the US and European countries /can/ find means to mitigate the effects of climate change in their country (eg. elevated housing or building dams against rising sea levels), which is something that third world countries prone to flooding like the Philippines and Indonesia don't have

[@Solar.Geoengineering.Advocate]

@@albertcabuang6655 we, the world will have to do solar geoeingineering. amongst other things. theres no other way we get through this century

[@funniyatoons]

It already crosses 45 deg in Delhi Now more issues 1. We might start living in bunkers due to uncontrollable AI 2. Unstable govt due to less and less job opportunity Who knows what else ...

[@generalnawaki]

The video suggests that we have till 2050 to worry about the 1.5c mark, we passed that last summer. This summer might see us pass 2.0c.

[@notmewooshme9916]

Yes, apart from the evident climate change we are experiencing other dooms as well. Rise of AI, advancement of quantum computing that might make our existing cryptography and softwares a joke, population outburst, shortage of water, shortage of infra, etc. Well before 2050, the majority of unprivilged ones will begin to suffer.

[@sergecanepa]

thank you for creating this. we need more people prioritizing this issue. i understand its difficult as people are most concerned with their monthly bills and raising children. But at least having a conversation about the issue and all coming to an agreement that we need to do something. i think the fact that the future seems to bleak and that the only solution is to modify our lifesyltles such that we cannot have such luxuries as kept this in the back of everyone's minds. hopefully we can all take action before irreversible damage is done.

[@eagleyt5595]

3rd world countries don't give a fk about climate change

[@nebulaaah]

All the optimism at the end can now be negated with the re-election of Trump. Drill, baby, drill. The yacht class will be fine, but the rest of us are doomed.

[@davidsalo8397]

Let's not forget about the feedback loops which are accelerating greenhouse gas emissions. Man has very little control of this.

[@CS-ms2ip]

Six months after this was posted, we've already blown through 1.5 degrees of warming. 2 degrees C looks like it will be here far sooner than 2050. We are already experiencing many, if not most, of the effects this video highlights. Perhaps it's a bit too optimistic? Time to get ready if you can.

[@BufordTGleason]

100%

[@senarmstrongfanaccount]

we’ve only had it for 23 and 24, it requires a consistent 1.5 degrees warning to actually reach that. we may have a few years soon that reach 2 degrees but that doesnt mean average warning will be that

[@KP-cb4sy]

0:38 I'd hate to be the pessimist here, but I'd say we continue as is, we're well out of time

[@Eyeballofearth]

The government should really take this very seriously or we would suffer the consequences when the time comes. Further actions needed to be done and this has to be made viral.

[@caterthun4853]

Be careful who you vote for. Be careful when choosing a bank . Be careful of false stories from fossil fuel propaganda money

[@VITAS874]

They should forget about pay to who get right color and start to thinking by brains.

[@yanied9646]

Recently, the calamity that happened in the Phillipines is yet another example to a huge list. And we still have people of power in the strongest, most affluent countries in the world that deny climate change and refuse to invest in technological infrastructure to improve anything.

[@anthonymorris5084]

The "possibilities". Everything is "might", "could", "possibly". The endless climate mantra: "Just you wait, it's going to be bad, you'll see". Repeat decade after decade in perpetuity.

[@sojournern]

You should have mentioned how diet impacts the climate. It's a major source of emissions.

[@Madddssszzz]

I was sitting here wondering why this was never brought up!? It’s absolutely crazy and needs to be talked about

[@recordrabbit]

People need to stop eating baked beans.

[@SciMinute]

The impacts of climate change are already upon us, with this year’s erratic winter serving as a stark reminder. I’m concerned we might have very little time left to act..!

[@ClimateSinLeadsToDeath]

Then do everything you can! No giving up! This is the environmentalist last stand against the apocalypse.

[@EmilyHockman-u8t]

Meat is causing a lot of this but people don't wanna change.

[@The_king567]

Good thing you’re opinion is wrong

[@ScytheNoire]

We've only known about industrialism causing climate change since 1880s. Can't say we weren't warned. People just chose short term gains for long term pains.

[@emsnewssupkis6453]

Wrong. They did learn about 'urban heat' caused by paving roads and many roofs reflecting the sun. Urban heat has gotten worse over the last 100 years. This is why many of us live outside of hot cities. I am 30 miles from a hot city and it is 5 to 10 degrees cooler here.

[@growgreen1907]

This is really best case scenario at this point. So much energy spent on watering down the grim reality. Start telling the truth, even if populations will stop participating in the unsustainable system at hand, for the love of everything, tell the truth.

[@tomlawless4406]

Life always finds a way to balance, something happens that shouldn’t it will be BALANCED!

[@herrslpify]

yes humans will be ripped of earth, then balance will arrive sooner or later...

[@loszhor]

Anyone else old enough to remember Al Gore telling us what the 2010's were gonna look like?

[@central3425]

I remember the 70s when kids were told we were heading for an ice age.

[@caterthun4853]

​@@central3425we should be heading for an ice age in next 10000 years. Due to the earth moving away from the sun. Due to humans now unlocking huge amounts of carbon at a fast rate . The planet is heating due to the carbon balance swing. So no ice age now predicted.

[@central3425]

@@caterthun4853 right.... But back in the 1970s they were telling us we'd be in a new ice age by the 2000s

[@brainstem2023]

And climate change deniers laughed at him.

[@central3425]

@@brainstem2023 still waiting on his predictions to come true

[@mandiebox7945]

What a joyful video, man I just feel so much better after watching.

[@fireballflamingo8838]

Watching this after the 2024 US presidential election and feeling utterly defeated. Trying to keep Hope

[@ralucapetcu2013]

This scenario seems more plausible than then one in which we take action

[@BarnyWaterg8]

I think we should probably start to do something.

[@MikaerPéVermelho]

I think the video is not quite accurate since it shows climate change just as an inconvenience on the lives of people of developed countries. The fact is that one of the first things it will disrupt is the global economy. This means that all the globe will feel the consequences almost equally. Although it sounds worse, the bright side is that it will force the economy and the rich countries and the companies to finally move their asses in an effective way. Not just bullshitting with the current green washing. So, in the end, i believe we won't reach this scenario. The disrupt in the economy and pocket of the rich world will prevent it.

[@TheUAoB]

So you think we'll all be dead first by the collapse of global international trade and thermonuclear war? Probably true.

[@emmyturner7385]

You didnt mention that the air will no longer be breathable

[@red..ridding..h00d]

This is one of the main reasons I’m not having kids, there’s no way I’m bringing kids into a world like this

[@iamgar6age]

Most violent thing you can do if your are having kids

[@buckwildboys1]

Ok watching this was my most challenging task of the day the emotional intensity of the reality with this crisis is tough but important to hear and share with others so we can try do our part, if not governments

[@학생-z2w]

I am a student who lives in Korea. As you can see in the video, when climate change becomes serious, things that will happen to us are very scary and scary. We should try to prevent climate change as global citizens living together on one planet. Our small actions will create a great miracle.

[@zackakx5807]

This knowledge must be spread and concern across the world to every single individual as soon as possible or the nature will make sure that everyone will know in the end

[@Dennis_Reynolds]

We’re currently 1.5 degrees above pre-industrial levels, not 2 degrees. Although 2 degrees is rapidly approaching.

[@paleoph6168]

If it's that bad, then I can only imagine how much worse it is post-Second Impact in the Evangelion universe.

[@history6988]

Ah nostalgia. Takes me back to the 80's when we saw the same "film" in high school predicting 2000.

[@anthonymorris5084]

In the 70's they showed us a film on the impending ice age. All starting with "scientists say".

[@sandiponsikder4771]

Bangladesh has seen the WORST heatwave this year. We might not even be on the map to see all the events listed here.

[@VespersBell]

This scenario largely assumes a modern world dropped into the climate of 2100. I assume not including technological soultions was a deliberate choice. Advances in automated farming, vertical farming, and precision fermentation could circumvent the food crisis.

[@netalya]

Who is going to pay for that when we have to spend literal trillions to keep our infrastructure intact. Even now climate change costs us collectively billions, every, single, year.

[@JohnWick-u9q]

During COVID lockdown England had clear clean sky! I wonder 🤔 why

[@HerveMendell]

I think this video is overly optimistic. To anyone reading this, think about the people you know (friends and family) and the people you run into in life. How many of them are concerned with global warming. Hardly any; they don't know, they don't want to know. Now think about the political sphere. The Right wing and At- Right are ascending. Personally there are some things I actually agree with, like enforcing border controls or keeping Islam at bay, but on global warming, they (the alt-right types) are global warming deniers. They don't believe it is hapenning, or if it is, it's no big deal. Now think about the fossil fuel companies and fossil fuel nations. Do you think they'll ever walk away from the greatest source of wealth the world has ever seen. I don't think so. It's great to see electric cars and the rise of solar etc, but I suspect it's all "greenwash." It's still just a drop in the bucket.

[@factanonverba8082]

We will probably live in a dystopian future, where everything doesn't matter as long as life goes on.

[@anthonymorris5084]

It will only be dystopian if the climate zealots achieve their destructive goals and eliminate fossil fuels without a replacement.

[@JosephRewa]

great video, informative, helpful, optimistic, and reasonable, a recipe for a better future

[@CarieGurl]

People seem to care about climate change... in two minutes I have seen the amount of views of this video go from 239 to 1350 people that have viewed this video.

[@CătălinaMaria1896]

I don't know This video have 504 k views and just 14 k likes..... And 504K people is not that many compared to a whole country or the whole earth

[@CătălinaMaria1896]

I hope the number will increase

[@otavioo.2623]

And then you get Trump. Thats it. That’s the end.

[@barbchartierraudonis]

And what exactly was Kamala’s plan????

[@otavioo.2623]

@@barbchartierraudonis Advancing clean energy transition Implementing the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) Establishing the Climate Equity Act Supporting electric vehicles (EVs) Maintaining participation in the Paris Agreement Regulating fossil fuel activities Investing in green infrastructure Holding polluters accountable