What is the link between extreme weather and climate change? - BBC News

[@xCobraCommanderx]

“They radiated their own planet?” - Quark, Star Trek DS9

[@janari64]

People dig their own graves.

[@druunderwood5602]

Cool Mask. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iZ3VcmCshbR6jLM

[@FOXARAYT]

hi

[@asurfadventurelife11]

Is a CERN they made one in Switzerland and other in Japan

[@druunderwood5602]

@@asurfadventurelife11 Did it open a portal between the two?

[@Kakamg26]

I live in Japan and the heat has been very intense since middle of June. It's not that hot in here in June. It's my day off and I did not have courage to leave my room I rather stay with my air conditioning. But we must be cautious energy in Japan can get very expensive if we use it 24/7 😢

[@amareshroy7732]

It is welcome to be brave than scared.

[@ninemoonplanet]

People who don't live near high mountain terrain don't understand that a simple 10° change in temperature can cause ruptures. Think of taking ice cubes and dropping them in lukewarm water. Crack, snap, the ice fractures. This is one reason why anyone unfamiliar with the changes in temperature, going on "tours" or "hikes" are far too often injured or killed when either snow or ice collapse. It is directly attributable to the warming climate. KNOW what changes in terrain and especially avalanche areas are, be extremely careful and prepared.

[@ninemoonplanet]

Lawns, try removing the entire lawn, it's sucking up chemicals, and it wasted water. Instead of pavement, try surfaces that allow water to be absorbed. Regenerative agriculture, it's a very high carbon sink, done without herbicides, pesticide, and fertilizers. All of those harm the natural ecosystems. Permaculture systems, where food can be grown completely sustainable, trees, fruits, even sustainable forestry while removing GHG from the atmosphere. EPA figures, 1 1 tonne vehicle, driven daily, emits 4 tonnes of CO2, as well as nitrous oxide, plastic particulates we breathe in. Our lungs, hearts, organs and brains are all affected by inhaling plastic.

[@TheCelticsAREboss]

nobody ever referred to a 10 degree change(regardless if it's f or c) as "simple"

[@robinhood4640]

is it the same phenomenon when i put my rice crispies in milk? They go snap crack too.

[@scottking713]

An atheists tend to believe man's behavior can literally effect climate. Wow. That's some mighty powerful koolaide ya'll are getting drunk on. The propaganda machine is in full blown BS mode.

[@inquisitvem6723]

It doesn’t even take that much change in temperature…just 2-3 degrees change can do this.

[@jj-wp6wc]

Climate change is no longer a debate. And population growth should be another component of this conversation.

[@johney3734]

well said.. if we keep polluting the sustainable level of population may be 2 billion.. if we stop we may feed 14 billion.. we are still going to have to control population at some point

[@killahills10304]

Very true. Watching the world leaders fly in private jets to COP26 where they were served the finest meats of the world pretty much laid bare their scam.

[@sebastianguerre6868]

I would say that most people are climate change deniers. They deny climate change in the mediaeval warm period and climate change in the little Ice age.

[@mrmrmrmrmr02]

Data doesn't agree. Tony Heller KZbin Junk Science

[@coolcat6103]

It’s been falling year after year for about a decade! We’re having less children than ever in history

[@BrokeBaller444]

Our wheat and barley farm in MT will only yield for 10 years max. Less and less every season. With the combo of invasive species, lack of fertilizer, fires, drought and like 8 other reasons. Id say MIT got it right when their study suggested the collapse of civilization by 2040.

[@PaulGrayUK]

Sadly the whole over dramatisations in the past of this will happen by this date and we are doomed by this date when said date comes and pass, has somewhat watered down peoples trust in many reports alas. So they just dismiss when in fact whilst not exactly true, is definitely not a good direction and with that - such warnings sadly get ignored and the motivation to act just doesn't happen :(. 100% climate change is real and what should be focused upon is water and air quality, as those are linked with climate change and also the quality of life. Say to the common plebian (the majority) climate change and they go - I'm alright Jack. Focus on the quality of water and air and highlight the impact to them and their health and then they start using their selfish mindsets to do something. Personally, I'd love for planes to be banned on Sundays as has been shown that lack of flights does have a quick noticeable effect on climate. During lockdown with no flights, we saw better air quality and more so, been shown that heat radiates better than nighttime temperatures were a whole degree lower at night and it is that buildup of heat at night that carry on to the next day and the next... Though sad crux is, it won't be until people have to pay more for a loaf of bread will they grasp things and even then, they will blame somebody else as they do not realise this is a collective problem that we all need to solve and we live in a society that is reactive to problems instead of proactive. May I suggest you put in an application for your farm to change it to a wind-farm, the locals will all go NIMBY and drama and then you get to explain why and then they may just listen and from there, change may come about. FWIW, Farmers are so underappreciated in so many ways and people do not grasp how little they make and how volatile the whole farming industry is, let alone in the better times when they still have to work long hours, pay for the machinery that costs houses to own just a tractor, let alone a harvester for crops, or the extremely long hours that would see your London society up in arms crying slave labour. Be nice if we encouraged responsibility - like if you are a low fuel or water user, instead we scale a system that penalises those who use less and reward those with cheaper prices if they use more :( People don't realise how good they have it until it is gone, sad fact of life and as such death.

[@joedennehy386]

There is a video of Tim flannery the head of Australia climate commission in 2007 saying that Australian dams will never be full again. Its this type of catastrophism that doesn't come true ( also sea level rise, poles ice melting) that makes people skeptical

[@solapowsj25]

Man doesn't live by wheat and barley alone. We can innovate, and science and tech will get us along safely.

[@verenasommer3783]

It’s more than clear what caused the glacier collapse! There is an extreme drought in northern Italy, temperatures here are the highest ever since beginning of June, all winter was warm and with hardly any rain or snow! It’s been years and decades this has been worsening!!

[@LeanAndMean44]

That’s what I’ve heard as well. You seem to be from Italy?

[@ammonal244]

@@LeanAndMean44 I'm also from Italy, and I live close to where this disastrous avalanche happened. It's all true: this winter was a joke, with warm temperatures and nearly no snow, and now we're in a massive drought. I'm only 25 and yet I've seen the Marmolada glacier shrink from a huge size to barely even being a glacier at all in my life. I'm so scared

[@alab3657]

@@ammonal244 Death is near. Pay your taxes to the billionaires or your finished. The earth is only 100 years old.

[@kushking949]

2:47 this is why there is climate change she eats the worlds food and causes too much gas in the sky~!

[@saadulmalookmashwani4845]

What may be the possible reasons?

[@LeanAndMean44]

I know you‘ve talked a lot about the Asia heatwave (including the UK Met Office study on it) but you should’ve mentioned it again, I think. It’s the most impactful not just directly on Asia but on every country facing hunger and famine-like conditions. India banned wheat exports due to crop failure because of the heat, even though the government had expected an extraordinary wheat harvest and wanted to offset the negative impact on Ukraine‘s and Russia‘s grain exports due the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

[@philardo]

that's a disaster

[@jimmy2minutes]

If you was alive a 10,000 years ago you would be freezing to death. And could walk to France on the ice. That's because we were in ice age number 5. It's all normal.

[@anglosaxonmike8325]

Coal, gas and oil are all entirely 'plant-based' materials simply and purely formed from wild flowers and grains, sea weed, grasses, root vegetables and trees, all organically grown and untouched by pesticides or industrial fertilisers. These materials are carefully aged and gently pressed by Mother Earth herself over long periods of time to concentrate the essence of their life enhancing energy. When consumed they produce an effervescence, whose colourless, odourless and nature-based qualities when mixed into our planet's atmosphere creates needed nourishment, resilience against harm and sustainability for the healthy community of plant-life we all depend upon and value.

[@robertmarmaduke186]

20 years of 'Golden Rice' GMO grains monocropping has destroyed the soils of India, and along with massive deforestation to fuel the cooking fires of 1,500 million people, has left desertification and soil depletion. This has *nothing* to do with fossil fuels or CO2 or N2, except those GMOs have forced India to use industrial farming practices, based on fuel.

[@jimmy2minutes]

@@robertmarmaduke186 that's why you put fertiliser back into the soil.

[@ninemoonplanet]

In Alaska and Yukon, Arctic circle areas, it's 30°C. That's caused by a "locked" system of a low pressure system and a high pressure system locked in place by the atmospheric air currents. 30°C will cause the permafrost to "melt" very fast, and the methane gasses will be very high concentration around the entire Arctic circle, circumpolar lands.

[@hexusmexus6971]

Obviously

[@astemet]

Ninemoon, can i add you as friend.. i need contact in alaska, i am same climate belt

[@sebastianguerre6868]

If you look at climate change over the last 10k years the polar Ice is significantly smaller.

[@DBMorris]

@@sebastianguerre6868 no sh*t! Imagine there being more ice at the end of an ice age..... Who would have thought that.....?

[@DBMorris]

Al Gore said the same thing over 20 years ago. The permafrost is still there....

[@gamingtonight1526]

UK also to be having a heatwave next week, and the Southeast may go into a water crisis at the same time, due to drought.

[@wobblybobengland]

You can go to Las Vegas and win some money to buy more water

[@methhead3140]

A heatwave in the middle of summer?! What is happening to this crazy planet?

[@PaulGrayUK]

Yeah though let us remember that the UK version of drought is when there are small patches of brown grass in a few gardens. I like to think of them as prudent rationing for an underdeveloped water distribution system near London area, in the context of the UK. Remember, even the forecast of a single snowflake will yield headlines of life threatening Blizzards in the media here. Meanwhile in Scotland, anything over 30c is classed as an extreme heatwave and drought is known as a shortage of Iron Bru. Drought means many things in many different locations and the UK version of drought IMHO does somewhat belittle other countries' real struggles due to climate change/shift - it's getting hotter.

[@stevec6427]

The reservoirs in the South East are full. There won't be a water shortage, they don't happen without a lot of warning

[@uikonimi]

@@PaulGrayUK Well in Finland we have had warnings of extreme heat for the past 2 weeks and temperatures have been around 30C, even in night time it's 24C

[@thomasriley4963]

The world's been changing since it began and even man can't change that

[@Rnankn]

Then what possible justification is there to prevent changing to a zero carbon world? Change is change, right? It always happens, and it always will.

[@thomasriley4963]

@@Rnankn never will that happen to many country's who say s rew it we will be only ones doing anything and paying up the ass for it its a scam

[@beadmecreative9485]

At this time, this is like asking “Is math related to science?” 🤡🤡🤡

[@buggyridge]

The planet simply does not like as much concrete as we're pouring or the loss of native vegetation such as trees and pastures. Reduce concrete and restore native landscapes and you'll see the planet recover and water return. We have extreme environmental degradation from too many people and too much waste. I spent over 30 years planting trees at USDA.

[@alexanderulv3886]

Awesome 👏🏼

[@cryst2hu]

The housing development next to my property is pissed off we won't sell our land for them to build more houses.( I also worked for that company and they pay crap and that family is buying up so much land, the houses are crap, a whole house gets painted in 10 hrs.) and I enjoy my woods and they're not chopping down one more tree. There's a big difference in temperatures when we leave and the wild life feels safe, deer come right into our yard since it's they're yard too, I just wish they'd stop eating my tulips.

[@stevec6427]

So nothing to do with the 30 gigga tonnes of CO2 we put in to the atmosphere each year then? CO2 levels in the atmosphere are now double what they were before the industrial revolution.

[@ammonal244]

You're right that deforestation and concrete usage are some of the leading causes of climate change, but the industrial production of energy and goods is by far the greatest contributor of CO2 emissions. Climate change cannot by solved by addressing deforestation and land usage alone: we must convert our energy production to renewables

[@SheepofTheShepherd-nu3lz]

🤔let's play the blame game, when in reality it's people that are the culprits The refusal to acknowledge God is how the flood wiped out many in Noah's time Pride has brought down many civilizations America is no different It's coming to many countries

[@LeanAndMean44]

About Australia and the oceans, I recommend you read „Why the collapse of an Atlantic ocean current could mean La Niña becomes the norm“ (guardian opinion).

[@applekelly1152]

Thank you for information ~

[@RobertMJohnson]

who cares? the weather isn't coming to murder mankind

[@Kinkle_Z]

Thoughts and prayers... (but no action of course).

[@PaulGrayUK]

You nailed it, too many people believe their problems will be solved by some invisible peon.

[@bwise609]

That's it nothing more

[@justsain3236]

There is action but very slow.

[@victorschwanberg]

The fact is that I heard about climate change in 1988 when James Hansen gave his speech to Congress, it was in the national press in the UK. Over thirty years have passed and next to nothing has been done about it. Why, because the neoliberals who were in power were wrong and we need a system of politics that is very different to the one we have today.

[@public.public]

It was part of the social currency in the 70's. Plenty of sci-fi films pointed to it too.

[@hannesRSA]

A lot has been done. Pretty sure CO2 levels should drop in the next 50 years.

[@victorschwanberg]

@@hannesRSA Not enough though and levels need to go down within three years.

[@victorschwanberg]

@Paul Clinton Heath My information comes from scientists.

[@hannesRSA]

@@victorschwanberg it'll go up to at least double.. you can't control China and India. But we'll have plenty of ways to capture carbon and bring down levels so it's no big deal.

[@davidcox8961]

Welcome to the Anthropocene ! Goodbye Holocene. We're going to miss you !

[@tm4609]

It doesn't make sense not to blame human-created global warming. Even if some of these events turn out to be natural phenomena and we create more climate-sustainable solutions, we won't have lost anything because we know that climate change is still a big problem. I think that these doubts are the perfect fuel for money hungry corporations and bureaucrats to downplay the severity of global warming.

[@alab3657]

Lol. Yeah, Cause they won’t make trillions off of “climate” change BS. And you ignorant leftist fall for it every time.

[@markjapan4062]

FOSSIL FUELS WERE CUT BY COVID SO ITS ,,,JESUS..

[@joedennehy386]

You would have of course lost the truth if you did that

[@michaelflagulant]

one problem, carbon doesn't rise??? so no greenhouse effect. the sun though is tossing more electric radiation towards this magnet 🌎 called earth. so basically an electro-magnetic microwave . have you ever seen what a microwave does to water??

[@Nefariously_ignorant]

Exactly, casting doubt is a powerful weapon against lazy and/or ignorant people to stop them from understanding a problem in order to stop them knowing how to fix it

[@gerryb291]

Thank you for the bbc news

[@catythatzall4now]

“ Whoever is debating climate action isn’t looking closely enough “

[@colineaston6305]

If they raised the height of the dam in Australia it would reduce the effects of the flooding.

[@heronimousbrapson863]

Western Canada had extreme heat like Europe in 2021. The temperature in Lytton, British Columbia exceeded 49 degrees C.

[@kushking949]

2:47 this is why there is climate change she eats the food supply up!!!!!!!!!!

[@sonicblue7real357]

For anyone interested, look at current 6500 ft / 2 km and above temp readings and notice the increase consolidation/precipitation happening due to a more northward bending Antarctic jetstream, combined with high humidity levels in eastern Australia.

[@dinil5566]

We are used to the extreme events happening in our districts that I don't even feel that scary anymore. Especially these last 4 years.

[@christinavuyk7875]

Now that’s really scary 😳

[@TheZaratustra1989]

You should.. This is just the beginning

[@RobertMJohnson]

@@TheZaratustra1989 sure it is, Moreno. YOU KNOW.

[@MacherlaPrabhakar]

Snow storms in North where glaciers happen it is common in all countries where mountains exist.

[@williamburton9770]

Its 2022, and we still need videos explaining the link between the two. Disappointing to some degree.

[@Atheistbatman]

The decline in DIF will destroy crop production any season now Nights are getting too warm for crop production to continue. It only takes a few nights to screw the season up -54yo horticulturist

[@rosshill9469]

In Sydney, Australia, where I have lived for 75 years, floods occur periodically and all the resultant damage is caused by people building in flood prone areas. Such areas are going to flood yet buildings continue to go up, industrial estates and homes where there is no attempt to build flood proof dwellings. Councils allow farmland to be sold for redevelopment despite knowing the area will flood. People take the risk because it means they can get affordable housing/shops etc.

[@garethhanby]

I'm sure the insurance companies would have something to say about that. You cannot sell houses in the UK that are now prone to flooding and you cannot insure them either.

[@Tk.utelab]

That’s an easy one. Media and politicians.

[@tere1kelley]

POLITICIANS

[@OoO-rf2gt]

Fail

[@facitenonvictimarum]

What's the link between matches and fires? That's a tough one, let's appoint a commission to study it. Next up, climate change and extreme weather.

[@djpomare]

Self interest is for the past; common interest is for the future. D.Attenborough Native: Your kids can name more KPop groups than types of trees. - S.Sherman Trump: The concept of global warming was created by and for the Chinese in order to make US manufacturing non-competitive. COP27 needs to be held in Tuvalu or Maldives.

[@asurfadventurelife11]

Or Hawaii

[@asurfadventurelife11]

You are totally right

[@LeanAndMean44]

Yes, their representatives at COP26 were some of the only few speaking the truth of the situation. But it will be held in Egypt, a dictatorship. I think that is because our world leaders don’t want us to protest and be disobedient. A dictatorship is perfect for preventing that.

[@RoccosVideos]

More needs to be done about climate change. I live in the US and one of two major political parties tries to deny its existence. Some within this party are starting to admit it’s real but now they’re saying it’s not man made or it’s some how good.

[@Kenos347]

It's not man made

[@Nope991]

That one party will kill us all since they are thinking that. We need to protest for Climate Change and overthrow the government if it doesn't immediately take action. Because it is netter to overthrow a government and save he future than just be peasants and wait until it is too late. As of right now this is currently the most threatening issue.

[@Nope991]

@@Kenos347 It is man made

[@benbunyip]

Even the Democrats don’t have comprehensive plan on climate change. There is little constructive debate what should be done. I think nuclear power stations should be built even with the risk. America fails to elect leaders with the intelligence and skills to legislate change. They could start with electing Michael Shellenberger as Governor of California.

[@markmclinden3113]

@@Kenos347 Pulsul, science tells us that it IS man made. How do you know better?

[@LK-pc4sq]

I just looked up what caused the Japan heat wave in the past few days. I lost the link but a double high pressure front was resting over the southern end of the island. But generally, the jet stream is getting weaker, it is loosing its shape "rorby waves" and now it is wrapping around high pressure fronts. Heat wave heat stops create the most heat stroke mortality rates. I was here in Seattle when it hit on june 29th and it was horrible. 1,400 people died between Portland and Vancouver BC Canada.

[@asurfadventurelife11]

They make it happens

[@ninemoonplanet]

Like you I lived (fortunately) through the "heat dome" which was impossible until the CO2 levels in the atmosphere got above the safe levels. Heat, especially prolonged heat, warm nights, is a major killer. 1000 people dying would otherwise be considered a mass casualty, disaster event. Japan is suffering more because of the way cities were planned without green spaces, maintaining tree canopies.

[@VPPAF]

most new houses etc are still built on flood plains then when they flood it's a surprise 🤦‍♂️

[@buddyaw6416]

Where I live I've Hurd story's of before I was born this place during the winter the lakes and ponds would freeze about 4inchs thick it hasn't snowed and been more than a few inches and stayed for more than a day semce I was a kid I didn't know that the lakes could freeze here I want my winter wonderland 😭

[@Siamesebutter]

Wait for the next ice age 😁☃⛄

[@sebastianguerre6868]

The last severe global cooling was 400 years ago in the little Ice age so it could well be another 400 years before things start to get cold again. If global warming carries on is it is it could get as hot as it was 900 years ago in the mediaeval warm period.

[@alab3657]

Wish climate would not change like it has for 2,000,000,000 years.

[@amgry5461]

"One fire, fire. Two fire, Flames" ~ Some bloke form the stone age

[@johney3734]

its just the start...the climate normally is extreme!!!..we have been lucky to have had it so stable. we did not just upset that balance we nuked it.. this is just the start

[@Nope991]

"We"? What do you mena by that? You and your family?

[@notayetti555]

@@Nope991 He is referring to the whole human kind. WE caused the global warming.

[@bentucker2301]

Aww you hurt some feelings. Do you want to apologise. Yeah naa I wouldn't either

[@sebastianguerre6868]

Generally speaking it is better for the planet to warm up as far as food security is concerned. We can see this in the Mediaeval Warm Period 900 years ago compared to the Little Ice Age 400 years ago.

[@mrmrmrmrmr02]

Data doesn't agree. Tony Heller KZbin

[@saadulmalookmashwani4845]

The oceans act as thermostat but due to lack of raining they prove ineffective to encounter the heat waves. Why! I think that plantation should be increased so that heat may be reduced by absorption by the leaves and stop land cutting by water waves during over flooding. Dames for storing water are needed and water loss should be minimised.

[@amareshroy7732]

Glacier fed rivers will go dry or thin .with glaciers retreats, rivers now perennial will be seasonal.india Pakistan Bangladesh will be affected enormously. But whole world will face water crisis and flood.

[@anglosaxonmike8325]

Rubbish, stop your scaremongering

[@jans2887]

It's already happening even in Europe

[@kushking949]

NO!!!!!!!2:47 this is why there is climate change she eats the food supply up!!!!!!!!!!

[@girasoln]

In México we on center and north of the country are experiencing droughts, even the dams are drying up really fast

[@BigBrother-fm2tx]

At 5:42: It's la niña, pronounced "la neenya". It's Spanish, meaning "the little girl"...

[@christopherrichardwadedett4100]

What is the link between government corruption (e.g., Russian gas sales to Europe) and decreased public safety, such as flood, forest and winter protection services?

[@christopherrichardwadedett4100]

Governments have the ability to invest in flood, fire and avalanche protection measures, instead of expanding the burocracy with family and friends.

[@christopherrichardwadedett4100]

So stay away from water, forest and mountain areas in these corrupt times, and greatly increase your health and longevity.

[@lawrenceanthony8468]

I'm Stepping over corpses daily on my way to work because of climate change here in the UK 🇬🇧 and the whole experience has just been truly heartbreaking and horrifying 😪💔

[@StrykezMan09]

Corpses?

[@sonofsomerset1695]

@@StrykezMan09 Yes, its a climate emergency dont you know, we are dying in the steets, its the end of the world!!!!

[@StrykezMan09]

@@sonofsomerset1695 I don't know about that mate 😄...

[@sonofsomerset1695]

@@StrykezMan09 Well, some ice has melted, what more proof do you need!?!? It's not like ice can just grow back is it.... oh wait. But some days its sunny and dry, other days its cold and wet, what would you call that if not a climate change emergency!?!?!? We cant go on like this, we have to halt all human progress and move back in to caves, except no fires this time, just sit there until the climate stops changing.

[@StrykezMan09]

@@sonofsomerset1695 Just so you know I'm not a climate change denier, far from it and have been so since I was in primary school, about a decade before Greta was even born 😀, I was just thrown off by the " Stepping over corpses daily..." comment and was wondering if he meant animal or human, that's all.

[@guffsuff9347]

Nepal is in Danger Too ...most of the glacier lakes of Himalayas could burst anyday.

[@TheMightyHood20]

why don't you report on the massive subsidies recieved by and active role of misinformation the fosil fuel companies? The government must act to tax them more and focus on green energy. now.

[@sonofsomerset1695]

Or the even larger subsidies and active role of misinformation of the biased climate "scientists" like the IOPC, that wouldnt get any funding if they said Climate Change wasnt a problem.

[@HomeToyTV]

Join together to prevent claimate change.

[@archdruid5468]

Humans don't know how to do this and are separated by something they made up called money.

[@HomeToyTV]

@@archdruid5468 I think we have the way to do it.

[@stu6097]

What is the link between normal weather and climate change?

[@pukavoket]

Fahrts!

[@pohanahawaii]

Intensive animal agriculture, emissions, greenhouse effect, melting ice caps, oceans, tides, weather...

[@archdruid5468]

The most dumb species ruling this planet, is the link.

[@elliottg.1954]

Climate Change is real, but let's not blame it all on ordinary people and tell them they have to change. Governments, countries and industries are the main drivers if climate change and need to step up first

[@LK-pc4sq]

Sorry but everyone who burns Coal, Oil and NG is to blame and the Oil companies new this when they investigated co2 emissions in 1972. they knew it would be disastrous for planet earth. They wrote that in there report.

[@Novastar.SaberCombat]

Of COURSE there's a link. The "swings to extremes" are going to occur more often, yet, they've ALWAYS been doing so. But... it's always been like 0.0001mm instead of 0.001 or finally, a WHOLE number. Get your brains wrapped around it, because the year 2400 might not include organic life (except oceanic creatures). 🐲✨🐲✨🐲✨

[@haruhisuzumiya6650]

Major flooding in Sydney Heatwave in the UK Texas freeze

[@Siamesebutter]

Humans seem to forget that we only inhabit this planet, we have little to no control over it...the weather, temperatures and sea levels have changed over millennia and will continue to do so...In our entitlement, we have forgotten that we need to "survive" not just exist without regard, so we must adapt and that means changing the way we do things to support the planet and our own existance. But of course the Human Condition will always focus on making tons of money in the name of progress...Electric Cars might not spout emissions, but they do need more power to run which needs to be generated somehow and the process to make them wasnt "clean" either...then you have to consider the inability to recycle all the metals that the cars are made of, so perhaps more landfill to come? Big Corporations need to stop sitting on the small inventions of others just so they can protect their own income and put the future of the plant and those residing on it before their own pockets.

[@sebastianguerre6868]

The little Ice age caused starvation all over the world only 400 years ago. We should be prepared for sudden climate change events.

[@wobblybobengland]

@@sebastianguerre6868 Little ice age was caused by anthropometric activity

[@sebastianguerre6868]

@@wobblybobengland I literally don't know what that means.

[@pradeeptudu5974]

What do we do bring about positive changes...

[@buggyridge]

How much is the weather being manipulated currently by artificial additions to the atmosphere?

[@TheDoomWizard]

Um everything? Everything we add has been artificial, created by us. How old are you boomer? Seriously.

[@stevec6427]

You don't get to add billions of tonnes of CO2 to the atmosphere each year with no consequence

[@ammonal244]

@@stevec6427 35-40 billion tonnes of CO2, to be precise D:

[@anglosaxonmike8325]

It's being manipulated in people's minds by the rabid BBC

[@atlanticocean8184]

truly terrible what humanity has done.

[@rizwanaliimdadali1598]

I love the way BBC brings the information from around the world…..🥰

[@petercollins7848]

The BBC are obsessed with bringing us all the bad news they can find. It should be retitled the British Depression Corporation!

[@johnmoore9862]

They are good.

[@kushking949]

2:47 she is a direct reason why there is climate change people like her eat 10 meals a day more than a human should...

[@thephantom1237]

Its like talking relationship between water and getting wet

[@JOEFABULOUS.]

Here come the deniers and wilfully ignorant with their flat earth type argument

[@Lee-m]

Thank you sooo much bbc for giving what 7 and half minutes to the climate, its bloody shocking

[@yam2050]

I love climate change ,it's bringing more rain to my region where it hardly rained before.

[@oasis67]

There will come a day when you dont love it.

[@haruhisuzumiya6650]

Sydney: 4 floods in 16 months how much rain do you want?

[@mrmoyd3072]

So about the title... climate is literally defined as weather... so the link between weather and weather is that it's the same thing...

[@Rnankn]

The weather is not the climate.

[@mmm7m672]

And all the chemicals everywhere around the world being blown into the skys. 🙏🏻✝️ Yellowstone too

[@growabundant]

Ironic that the ads before this video are advertising extremely unsustainable disposable mopping sheets. WHAT ARE YOU THINKING??

[@Vip__honey]

Congrats to everyone who is early And who found this comment 👏 ❤

[@다미최-w5b]

wow so profound that must come straight from obscure religious text

[@luhvfrankie115]

Why is this even a question?

[@teamtryxgg281]

Sydney is under water. Thank God climate change is a reality.

[@다미최-w5b]

do not worry idiocy is not a crime however you might want to seek help

[@teamtryxgg281]

@@다미최-w5b I'm the smartest person in the world. I'm saying silly things to see how people react.

[@다미최-w5b]

@@teamtryxgg281 sounds like great fun well done you

[@R6_Leo]

Starting to look like a end of the world movie, fuel prices rise, food becomes expensive then the extreme weather

[@gyros69420]

Not the end of the world, but the end of an era of prosperity. We're in for a hard time

[@lastChang]

Thanks China🇨🇳 for continued - *building* more and more coal-fired power plants, and - *burning* more and more fossil fuel.

[@mrmrmrmrmr02]

Climate data fraud. Tony Heller KZbin Junk Science

[@swisstony607]

Like the Earth has never been this warm before! 🤨

[@jasondevon481]

The cycles of the sun and also the slightly elliptical orbit of Earth are the main two reasons for climate change, with mankind's impact on climate negligible compared to them. Facts are important. What we can focus on is stopping the poisoning of rivers and seas, whilst also preventing deforestation.

[@AA-vi1cc]

milankovitch (orbital) cycles and the solar cycle are not causing warming right now, if anything they should be driving slight cooling. The data show that it’s our fossil fuel emissions setting off positive feedbacks for warming. Wherever you are getting your info from is lying to you.

[@jeanclaudejunior]

Finally something I agree on

[@Rnankn]

The sun’s interaction with the planet’s geo-chemistry are what create the climate. Of course changing the chemistry of the atmosphere matters. Motive and bias also matter. Why should anyone trust a conclusion that conveniently discounts the only explanation that let’s them live out the rest of their life without having to personally sacrifice or change anything. Don’t pretend that facts matter when your just protecting yourself at the expense of others.

[@drkstrong]

Solar cycles do not affect the climate in any measurable way. Changes in the earths orbit take 10,000s of years to take effect so too slow to explain 1.2C increase in global temperatures in just a century. If you have data to the contrary, please post it.

[@juvenalsdad4175]

The short term fluctuations in solar irradiance are too small to have a significant effect on the climate. Apart from that, over the last few decades solar irradiance has been falling slightly, while the average global temperature has been rising. The elliptical orbit of the earth does not affect weather or climate at all. Tackling pollution and deforestation both good things, but need to an 'as well as' rather than an 'instead of'.

[@darwinian7974]

You made both a verbal and a textual mistake in this report - Steph Cooke is a New South Wales State Minister, not an Australian Federal Minister (or "Australian minister for... [anything]"). The error is first verbally expressed by your anchor and then confirmed in text over footage of a press conference. Would expect better backgrounding from the BBC, tut tut guys.

[@alexwatson5507]

Everytime we have warm weather you guys run stories about climate change but never mentioned the cycles of the sun and the effects that has on weather patterns, you guys just go along with the stories and you never fact check any of it

[@jamesmorrow1646]

Which Solar cycles? The eleven year cycle, Milankovitch cycles, Grand Solar Minimum cycles, Gleisberg cycles? During the last eleven year Solar Cycle 24 there was a small reduction of Solar irradiance. The last seven years have been the hottest seven years in the instrumental record. It’s not the Sun.

[@pohanahawaii]

They fact checked with climate science.

[@Nope991]

No purpose in fact checking a fact

[@markmclinden3113]

Alex, scientists fact check. All of the climate scientists are saying the same thing: we must stop burning fossils

[@ll7868]

Climatology and Meteorology are sciences that rely on facts, everything they release to the public are fact checked thoroughly, peer reviewed, studies are repeated by any skeptics for debunking, if they hold up they are facts. You're the one spewing debunked conspiracies like they were copy/pasted word for word without any kind of research whatsoever. Gaslighting, projection, outright lies, maybe being pretentious and disingenuous is caused by the Dunning-Kruger effect. Are you willfully ignorant or truly stupid?

[@charlesgann5973]

No it's not man made, Its MOTHER NATURE.

[@bannedvids]

It's all fake

[@다미최-w5b]

not too bright then never mind not everyone can have an average i q

[@jeanclaudejunior]

More like you're all fake, not climate change

[@SamanthaBaker8]

@@다미최-w5b exactly

[@다미최-w5b]

@Owain you are so right and there are so many private jets used without reason

[@다미최-w5b]

@@SamanthaBaker8 thanks for agreeing

[@johnjohnson9980]

So when less moisture comes off the Oceans then less rain comes means drought. Drought means hotter. Smaller evaporation amounts change overall movements. Can get move somewhere and less somewhere else.

[@dawnburns880]

thank you for the deaf and dumb correspondence. mush appreciated. wish all countries use sign language as well when reporting global news.

[@davidwoolley4905]

Two of the three incidents reported can be attributed to cooling of the surface water of the ocean? Did I hear that right?

[@catparka7698]

What! Water giving it's heat up to the surrounding atmosphere? No wonder tropical storms are becoming more intense.

[@davidwoolley4905]

@@catparka7698 5:30

[@inquisitvem6723]

I live in Texas and we had more 98-100 degrees Fahrenheit the past several months then I can remember. I thought it would be after my life time to see extreme temps. Typically it would be 92-93 degrees in previous years.

[@jeffyoung345]

Lived on the edge of Pacific Ocean for 60 years....The level hasent risen?...

[@Techraagib2560]

Thanks

[@johnjohnson9980]

Dalton Minimum ended about 175 years ago.

[@DaveTan65]

The pyramids and giants will surface in Antarctica soon.

[@lw1zfog]

still no bbc news reporting on the Dutch farmers ?

[@pr0xZen]

_"What is the link between extreme weather and climate change?"_ WTH BBC?? Surely this title must be sarcastic? This is like asking _" What is the link between bleeding and stabbings?"_

[@frankknight7968]

No link at all. Give it a rest. These things have always happened.

[@awesomesauce446]

IT'S NORMAL DON'T WORRY

[@Jerry21238]

So how was the english channel formed, melting ice, floods and extreme weather conditions.

[@2Sage-7Poets]

those who live on the edge of the cliff.. should have to think twice..

[@suedenim6590]

That rock is on FIRE 🔥 🎶

[@briezzy365]

It’s happening. If only they’d warned us.

[@danadurnfordkevinblanchdebunk]

Pretty poor decision for Japan to shut down all their nuclear power capacity due to one accident which harmed no one.

[@danadurnfordkevinblanchdebunk]

@@kathym7490 Nonsense. They haven't 'poured' a single thing into the ocean. There's an underground leak they haven't been able to fully stop, they only had minor success with the ice wall. Show anything in any oceans that has been harmed by any radioactive material at any time in world history. Even with open ocean dumping by 13 countries for many decades you will find no such damage. The oceans have been radioactive since the beginning of time if you didn't know, and that's a lot longer than 40,000 years.

[@marlowops]

No link

[@saadulmalookmashwani4845]

How to minimise the Entropy! It is a big challenge. It may be possible to reduce the fuel burning, the giving up nuclear race, avoiding wars and warrior technology. 50 per cent responsibility is on our part.

[@VilkasPilkas]

People and government fault, Only Science can help a bit, but not much, people need to change not nature.

[@archdruid5468]

That's not happening. Instead we are going to pump out billions more people = more eating = more technology used = more taking from the earth = simply unsustainable. Technology will need to save the day, as humans certainly will not.

[@VilkasPilkas]

@@jackjimmy2625 True.

[@asmaben1114]

We should start a petition by the People demanding politicians do their jobs, and act responsibly. Let those stubborn id...s negotiate with Russia, instead of using coal and other fuels that will send gloal heating up even more...or sue them for criminal behaviour...

[@petepete2284]

We are only human. Our way is to go, until it breaks.

[@johncorner4179]

there not one ...

[@ArpanGhoshRick]

This is serious, very serious

[@dawnburns880]

Gaia is at work. she is reclaiming her integrity. she has been used and abused for a long long time. Humans too have to evolve to a higher vibration to survive.

[@gerryb291]

God bless the bbc

[@Nothinglefttosay]

Why focus on Sydney... I’m in Brisbane... check out the length of the storm down the entire east coast of QUEENSLAND Should have bought a boat mate