Wind and climate change | DW Documentary

[@dwaynezilla]

And yet people still talk about climate change like it's a hypothetical, or at some future date some switch is gonna flip and it'll start. No, it eases in like the stuff we're seeing in this video. And examples like this will just keep increasing the longer we do nothing or do not even close to enough.

[@dwaynezilla]

Also the rate of "easing in" is pretty alarming at this point.

[@BobSmith-pm3wx]

older folks like me have been around long enough to recognize that doomsayers have been saying the sky is falling for basically the length of their natural lives, with a marginal difference in global temp being the primary evidence (assuming that's even a reasonable measure of climate change, which it isn't). so yeah, the climate changes but the idea that human activity is leading us to some sort of apocalypse unless we magically switch how we handle energy is a hoax driven by those seeking to own and control the energy industry.

[@51cathey]

That’s why Obama built 2 multimillion dollar homes on the beach.

[@pektowanderlust]

Lol. You are hooked on propaganda. Climate do change since the dawn of mankind. Nothing is new under the sun. Lol

[@talesfromtheleashexpatdogl1426]

It's obvious that consumerism in developed countries is causing humanitarian crises in less developed countries. Society doesn't protect those who need the most protection.

[@themercer4972]

I just love how diplomatic the narration is, at 14:20 he says "One of the most important bird research centers in France." How many bird research centers are there in France? How do they rank their importance? I have so many questions.

[@kimweaver1252]

Why don't you go find out the answers? Instead of using your time for this inane post?

[@josephstalin8439]

consider most popular hobby on Earth is bird watching..its really dinosaur watching they say:)

[@T1Earn]

@@kimweaver1252 Who pissed in your cereal this morning Kim?

[@gabriellang7998]

The ranking of importance is done the easy way. The bird research centre working on biggest birds is deemed most important ;)

[@nightoftheworld]

Who gets the most grant money..

[@seanacameron8940]

To watch that farmer make such wise and deliberate choices to adapt his field to the present climate is wonderful. It would be grand if his ideas could be shared throughout all farming communities. Then others could use what would be applicable in their scenario. Hopefully, this will be done. As for tree planting, there can never be enough of that. May many volunteer to help. Thank you.

[@josephstalin8439]

YOU EXIST BECAUSE OF CLIMATE CHANGE..its THE driver of evolution and NORMAL

[@thevindictive6145]

It's all for nothing if we don't stop carbon emissions decades ago. Everything will die soon. We are just absorbing insane amount of heat every year and it's not going anywhere. The heat stays and once the feedback loops are triggered then all hell is gonna break lose. Every year in summer I am just waiting for one of these feedback loop to be triggered. We will know when it happens. We will see it clearly, then climate deniers can go jump over a bridge.

[@visnuexe]

His methods can be found on KZbin under the topic of Regenerative Agriculture, No Till, Food Forest, cover cropping, silvaculture, Permaculture

[@Ominousheat]

Just want to give a shout-out to those who are like me allergic to Lupin.

[@LadyLeda2]

I live in the US in Iowa. There are no farmers in Iowa, instead the land is owned by big corporations. And I suspect most of the farmland in the US is owned by corporations and not by farmers. Corporations do not care about such things. They care about profit only. They spray chemicals that Europe has banned. They also do not care about the topsoil being blown away every winter. They have large lobbyist in our Government to make sure that no bill will get passed that will hurt their profits. It is a sad sad state of affairs, and unless our Government gets rid of lobbyist, many things will not be right here in the US.

[@markfomenko8873]

The hole for that tree was a bit deep. Planting so that the base of the trunk is slightly above grade is very important for most tree species. I was a landscaper for a while and replaced quite a number of trees that died after suffering for 1 to 3 years because they were planted too deep. It's very upsetting if you love trees.

[@garyharris4008]

Thought referred was natural. Personally I know similar beetle attacks. 1st Japanese beetles, then pine borer. Canada has 100,000's acres dead, due to these beetles.

[@JusticeAlways]

@@garyharris4008 I have pine trees on my property in central Georgia USA that are completely losing their bark. Curious if is because of the insects you mentioned. About 10% of the trees are affected.

[@rajahua6268]

There is a KZbin video talking about the beatle infestation killing plant in the German forest. I always thought those beatles are cute, not!

[@edsmith9846]

As a mechanical engineer who understands energy and fluid dynamics, seeing videos like this one depresses me. Our children’s future on this planet is going to be beyond misery. And if I was running our country, there would be major changes in how governments operate.

[@zacharygreen2895]

yeah there would be major change if you ran the country. it would change to be worse

[@Praisethesunson]

Well capitalists are running this country. And they will burn us all for an extra penny of ill gotten wealth. Unless they are stopped of course.

[@mattdorsey2244]

Stick with mechanical engineering. You're a failure when it comes to climate. Maybe it's time for your next booster.

[@phoenixlight1111]

I was in Walmart this morning and as I was checking out in self checkout, there was a man and his son complaining about the new no plastic bag policy. He told his son it's the fault of 'all those stupid tree huggers' and they both just laughed it up. It was painful to see a young mind being so influenced by a closed one. I'm disgusted by so many ignorant humans. They outnumber the conscious ones, 10:1. I can barely stand it anymore. No one cares to listen, or be proactive. I hate going to Walmart at all, but I went for cheaper supplies....but as I heard them laughing, and as I looked around at all that product all around me, shopping carts filled to the brim, shopping, shopping, shopping (and it's about 2 weeks after Christmas shopping), I was feeling deeply frustrated and really ready to disengage entirely. I am willing to live off grid and I don't need anything of that junk to buy. I don't want to contribute to the demand for more. I'm over it. This life is so strange, humanity is inhumane, selfish, self entitled....I want no part. Leave me in a cabin in the woods far away. I will leave no footprints.

[@donovanpennant]

Climate Change also relates to how Humanity develops our Spirituality. I feel this truly is the major factor as we devolve into a cruel self centered species. We have failed due to a multitude of factors; conditioning, ignorant, peer pressure, both ancestral and cultural slavery...the list is endless. An 'image', has been created in our mind which is somehow embedded into the unconscious...if we ignore or choose not to explore and purify this 'image', this toxic buildup will create the oncoming change in our environment. Consumerism and entertainment is the great escape to self - destruction, the soma to ease our pain. Sadly, we have to bear witness to this chaos. 🌸

[@edwelndiobel1567]

Maybe not everybody wants to live like you. As if paper bags would do anything anyway when there is 5000 commercial jets in the skies 24/7/365.

[@jonb4248]

Expand your knowledge and mind. Watch Tony Heller. Don’t be afraid or closed minded.

[@sunilsky1282]

You should come to India and feel and live the life your soul crave for

[@JoiLand-cz8uo]

Oh yes

[@arbaz79]

Thank you DW for these amazing climate change documentary series.Thank you for educating and creating awareness among the masses regarding climate change.

[@Robholyoake3778]

Climate-con

[@markramkhelawan1580]

So tell me ... when are we going to know when the climate crisis is over?

[@stevekenilworth]

it a natural cycle, grand solar cycle what happens every 350-400 years. you only have to look at past events and modern times, repeating patterns

[@grip2617]

If the DW makes a documentary about climate change, you can be sure they do everything to prove it. What ever the means.

[@grip2617]

@@markramkhelawan1580 When the DW makes a documentary about it.

[@antoniotony9780]

The 1932 Cuba hurricane, known also as the Hurricane of Santa Cruz del Sur,or the 1932 Camagüey hurricane,was the deadliest and one of the most intense tropical cyclones on record to have made landfall in Cuba. It is the only Category 5 Atlantic hurricane ever recorded in November. 25 ft high storm surge, killed 3000 people.

[@AB-1023]

If you keep spreading truth like this, you’ll be flagged for misinformation

[@kimweaver1252]

Harbinger of things to come. The melting permafrost is the tipping point that is irreversible and fatal. We no longer can alter our behavior sufficiently to keep from disrupting the climate to the extent that we lose our habitat. The Sixth Mass Extinction is well underway. Apologize to your children and grandchildren.

[@andrewhotston983]

And yet it happened before the vast bulk of C02 emissions!

[@rbonacci50]

1 storm means very little. 1932 is pre WW2 tech... convergent validty is what matters, but not for very much longer.

[@LoyalFriend62]

Thank you. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1932_Cuba_hurricane

[@abraojorge2495]

Obrigado pelos documentários, entrevistados, filmagens, locais, roteiros, conteúdo. Congratulações a todos vcs da DW. Parabéns e obrigado sempre👏👏👏

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[@JagaimoNoTensai]

Oof okay I guess. I can hit the google translate button and it’s worked well, however I guess not every phone or computer or tablet has accessibility to that function which could create a barrier. I have the luxury of a relatively up to date phone and I appreciate your comment and human expression @abraojorge2495

[@cebukitty]

Thank You DW for your well researched documentaries which hopefully will open the eyes of all the citizens of the world. Am from the Philippines where we are visited by 20++ typhoons every year as we border the Pacific Ocean. Climate change is not hypothetical for us but a tragic reality. We are experiencing rapid intensification of storms. Last December 2021, typhoon “Odette” rapidly intensified from a Tropical Storm to Category 4 in less than 12 hours. We were caught unprepared. We struggled with loss of power, water and communication supply for months after the aftermath of the storm. Farmers were not able to prepare and lost all their crops. Rapid intensification of storms is becoming more common now. I hope our country invests in better weather prediction tech so we can anticipate and better prepare for the effects of rapid storm intensification.

[@barbarahill9176]

Thank you for sharing! I am so sorry for these storms happening in your country. In the U.S., storms & hurricanes are becoming more frequent and intense in the south and east states, and droughts and forest fires have been greatly increasing in volume in the western states. Many of the fires are taking on uncharacteristic intensity and becoming very dangerous for firefighters. Many of these heroes have already been killed in action. 😢

[@mikestone234]

@@barbarahill9176 let the people with the right tools, clean the deadwood, and volatile dry accumulated wood out, no more large, out of control fires. Since california is the nation’s leader in destructive pollution, CO/2, heavy hydrocarbon soot. You want more control of CO/2? Divert some water from the Mississippi to more farmers/forests of the west, along with filling some reservoirs. If you can pipe oil down from alaska, you can move the second largest freshwater conveyor, to supply water to PLANT GROWING. ( the MOST efficient carbon sequestration). Instead, you try to force socialism/communism? More tyrranical government is the cure? Better get a clue. Become a better gardener.

[@dennispullishy5429]

so send all your money to the guy on tv cus he says he can change the weather if you pay him enough?

[@grip2617]

People have short memories. To understand the weather and the climate a little you have to go back at least a thousand years.

[@spillarge]

The Philippines have always experienced Typhoons. Nothing has changed.

[@bayersbluebayoubioweapon8477]

“And the wind, the wind went out to meet with the sun At the dawn when the night was done, And he racked the clouds in lofty disdain As they flocked in his airy train. And the earth was grey, and grey was the sky, In the hour when the stars must die; And the moon had fled with her sad, wan light, For her kingdom was gone with night. Then the sun upleapt in might and in power, And the worlds woke to hail the hour, And the sea stream’d red from the kiss of his brow, There was glory and light enow. To his tawny mane and tangle of flush Leapt the wind with a blast and a rush; In his strength unseen, in triumph upborne, Rode he out to meet with the morn!”

[@GrayPJalow]

Beautiful. You have put quotation marks at start & end suggesting someone else wrote this. What is name of poet? Thanks.

[@barbarahill9176]

Yes, this is lovely! It makes me think of Native American legends. The imagery provokes thoughts of a beautifully illustrated picture book. I 2nd @Gray's request... Did you create this poem, or can you tell us the title and author?

[@cassandraunderwood7226]

Biblical🙏 & just awful for the pipeline overseas...nice job guys! 👍 More crimes against humanity still going down. Repentance 💖🌎🌱

[@bayersbluebayoubioweapon8477]

@@GrayPJalow It’s by Caroline Alice Edgar, and is titled “The Wind at Dawn”

[@bayersbluebayoubioweapon8477]

@@barbarahill9176 It’s by Caroline Alice Edgar, and is titled “The Wind at Dawn”

[@Dan-ib5vq]

Personally I think we have been living in a sort of perfect weather "grace" period for the past 10,000 years and it's been great perfect for our transition into farming etc. And I just think we are starting to see the next cycle, of course humans have pumped countless tonnes of pollution into the atmosphere but so did the recent Tongan volcanic eruption (the largest on record I believe) yet no one seemed to bat an eyelid at how much stuff - chemicals, gases, physical particles - was expelled into the layers of atmosphere? Why is no one adding events like this into the equations??

[@4lanimoyo553]

They do, do you think they wouldn’t? But that pales in comparison to what we put into the air lmao, just say you don’t believe in it, much simpler?

[@tyrchtemph1881]

The rate at which the earth has currently been warming is not natural and had been occurring before the Tonga eruption last year. Most of the past climate changes in the last 800,000 years are attributed to very small variations in Earth’s orbit that change the amount of solar energy our planet receives. Evidence reveals that current warming is occurring roughly 10 times faster than the average rate of warming after an ice age. Carbon dioxide from human activities is increasing about 250 times faster than it did from natural sources after the last Ice Age. The total magnitude of greenhouse warming during the Cretaceous period unfolded over millions of years. The last rapid warming of the earth closest to what we're experiencing today (Paleocene-Eocene Thermal Maximum) occurred roughly 56 million years ago, but that warming was spread over 15-20 thousand years and lasted for about 200,000 years. Our current warming is within a century. That's insane and completely unnatural. Our rate of warming is faster today than it was 56 million years ago. Rate matters and this current rapid change may not allow sufficient time for the biological environment to adjust.

[@Scryppps]

Hey everyone! You know Dan? He has personal thoughts about a few things while he uses a semiconductor device with millions of transistors and programming code that he’d never understand but is perfectly willing to debunk science.

[@robinkelly1770]

All the volcanoes in the last 200 years are about 2 days worth of greenhouse gassesgenerated by humanity. We and we alone are responsible for this warming at a time when we should be entering a cooling period. Stop listening to fox Stop listening to conservative politicians Stop listening to fossil fuel apologists START listening to the experts

[@mariaionascu9075]

thanks for this video! can’t wait to finish it

[@suanne1217]

Can’t thank enough for the countries, scientists, and the individuals who care for our land and nature. Every efforts need to be implemented from all of us to save our earth.

[@mujkocka]

Love this farmer. Applauding Jan!

[@reggiebald2830]

Excellent show. Thanks to everyone involved!

[@spillarge]

Its misleading, go and check up on the data for yourself if you want to see the truth. None of it is hidden, you just need to make an effort.

[@JusticeAlways]

@@spillarge Why haven't you provided any information/ links etc to bolster your claim? The documentary provided lots of info...on the contrary...you've provided nothing. You understand my point of view?

[@dianamuradova7713]

Thank you for educating the public with your documentaries! Your work is extremely important!

[@grip2617]

@dilikmli7958 That's very pragmatic!

[@Pou1gie1]

Replanting the mangroves where they were taken from because people want a better view, will be an important part of protecting beaches from erosion. Also, replanting sea grasses which is important for carbon storage and erosion mitigation.

[@gayeinggs5179]

Yes mangroves will protect all beaches that is the way to stop most beach erosion

[@gayeinggs5179]

I used to live in a place where there were hundreds. Of mangroves full of small fish and prawns All gone now and the island has been washed away

[@steveshea6148]

it's ok the ocean will make a new beach where the houses were.

[@SkyeRichards]

Lots of good content, research, and information provided, plus varied informative that is easy to understand. Great to see more and more science being exposed so hopefully more average people will hear about the problems and collectively we can pull together to build solutions and care for the planet with reverence. I kept wondering during the farming portion why is there so much ground was left bare, exposed to the hot sun and swept by wind. I appreciate that there are adaptation and that no plow farming is better but it looked like there is erosion still happening in those fields. I wonder if there is a better way to protect the topsoil and reduce the soil being blown away. I am no farmer but working to have a much wilder garden.

[@marcgottlieb9579]

THE SHORT STORY IS OUR BINARY STAR SYSTEM IS HERE...WE MAY NOT BE AROUND BY THE END OF THIS YEAR...Details available..

[@pastamasta702]

Yeah! That does sound good. A little revegetation and it'll be splendid

[@ingridakerblom7577]

​@marcgottlieb9579 still here! 🙄 Do you have any idea how many people have claimed to know the end off the world. They ALL been wrong, including you. But still you think somehow you are different form everyone else.. how???

[@rmutter]

Fascinating. I've lived in Florida most of my life and I assure you that hurricanes appear to be not only getting larger in circumference, but they are also moving slower and causing more rain damage to human areas of habitation and green space. Not good.

[@selah71]

You may want to move further inland and north, if you don't already. From what I gather and before climate change starts getting better, Florida coastal areas will be greatly reduced, (as will coastal areas worldwide). Some worse than others. If humans stopped using fossil fuels today, the climate change won't stop changing for decades to come but will get better.

[@gravityhypernova]

I read that for each degree higher of global avg temperature = roughly 7% more moisture can be contained in the air. Massive drought across the western US, Europe, China... evaporates into the air. Is it surprising, then, that heavy rainstorms and hurricanes may be on track to become more devastating? It seems like there are too many of these tipping point / feedback loops already set in motion, that politically we as a species are likely committed to extremely difficult times ahead. Or perhaps extinction. Yeah, the climate will 'get better' eventually... but maybe not in a timescale that is helpful for us.

[@Padsha.]

Stay safe out there.

[@SandraWade666]

Honestly I would not live in Florida right now. The amount of ppl who keep moving down there either shows how deep climate change denial is or how unaware or uninformed Americans are

[@prolifeunity]

Prove it. You can't. There are less hurricanes and they are getting weaker.

[@JimTheDruid-db3ok]

Most amazing CC video i have ever watched. Thank you.

[@charlessomerset9754]

I don't know what is more depressing, what humans do to each other, or what we are doing to this beautiful planet. Im an inveterate optimist, but as Im getting older, I sometimes wonder if the galaxy would be better off without us.

[@taniakeen4375]

So where is the wind blowing the methane gas pollution from the Baltic sea and who is monitoring and checking where it falls back from rain.

[@MartyPrice-t8f]

Smaller fields with allowed trees around the border lines of might allow more dew fall absorption before the wind and sun evaporates significant amounts.

[@ricktarded5943]

YES!

[@tiborkoos188]

Mr. Bitternberg was very impressive with his knowledge

[@harrydebastardeharris987]

Just did a long haul from Sydney to London and it was the most turbulent in 40yrs of long haul travel.I asked a steward why it was so bumpy the whole way and he said it was the High Winds. I’m glad it was my last one.

[@user-cv1jb9xv2p]

Thank you very very much for this video. 🙏👍👍

[@TomTom-ku6qi]

It is RAPIDLY 0:15 ADVANCING!!! Time is Short! The End is Near! Have a Nice day🤗‼️

[@rileyhoffman6629]

Overall, an extraordinarily direct, logical, and convincing doc on Earth's (and our) next ten thousand years. (On a different note: a personal Thank You for the lack of background music; subject matter is itself sufficiently dramatic.)

[@DWDocumentary]

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[@markandrewsotoy7103]

Sadly some people still neglect simple ways to help prevent climate change. Like for example properly segregating garbage. People are just throwing their garbage anywhere.

[@juligrlee556]

We must immediately stop polluting our rivers and lakes where fresh water is plentiful and is generally wasted and polluted.

[@khankrum1]

I am an expat Englishman living in Bulgaria. In the past three years I have noticed that high winds are becoming stronger and more frequent.

[@J.Mulleno]

It would be nice to hear about the sea currents, how important they are to all nations, and to find out if it is really another, possible, climate change, loss... Thank you DW for the nice documentaries! -A regular viewer. 🖖

[@DWDocumentary]

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[@LadyLeda2]

There is a large sea current that comes up on to the west coast of England. It brings up warm water from the equator. It is the one thing that keeps England from being a frozen wasteland.

[@grip2617]

Stay regular. It's your destiny.

[@grip2617]

@@LadyLeda2 Sursum Corda.

[@JusticeAlways]

@@DWDocumentary Have you people taken note of the huge algae blooms forming in the Atlantic Ocean...especially around the Caribbean Islands? And as of late...dead sea animals washing up on California's beaches? (Attributed to algae growth in the Pacific Ocean). 👍

[@JusticeAlways]

I live in central Georgia USA...I have pine-trees on my property that have some sort of insect attacking them. The bark falls completely off the trees. I estimate approximately 10% of the trees are affected...and it seems to be increasing. Humidity seems to be increasing as well as temperatures. Peachtree farmers are seeing their crop yields drop. It's said peachtrees need a certain number of cold freezing days per year to produce peaches. The number of cold days has fallen from ~850/yr to ~700/yr. Large numbers of trees are no longer producing peaches. The general attitude of people living in my area is climate change isn't happening. This documentary is well made. It has provided information I had not known beforehand. I wish people would at least keep an open mind on this. 👍

[@marinaclarasanchezsuarez2905]

Great documentary DW⭐

[@sandiplivingandlife]

Thank you, DW News Agency, for shedding light on the critical issue of climate change. Your informative coverage helps raise awareness and inspire action to address this global challenge. Together, we can make a difference and work towards a sustainable future for our planet. Keep up the great work!"

[@liberty-matrix]

"Environmentalists changed the word jungle to rain forest, because no one would give them money to save a jungle. Same with swamps and wetlands." ~George Carlin

[@kimweaver1252]

Shows how environmentally illiterate most people are, doesn't it? I am reminded of the Reichwingnutter Obama-hating Kentuckian who was asked how he felt as he walked out of a building where he had just applied for the first medical insurance he ever had, the Kynect market for the ACA. "It's great, MUCH better than that damn Obamacare!". He was dumfounded when told it WAS Obamacare that he just got. I like to think he ran back in and tore up the application.

[@mandy7422]

The earths been evolving for ever and a day and humans have evolved with it ...

[@kimmogensen4888]

maybe it would be good to collect water when it rains a lot so it can be used in drier times?

[@kimweaver1252]

You mean by building things like...... oh, I dunno...... dams and reservoirs? Why didn't we think of that before?

[@StasherDragon]

I'm waiting for cities to give rain barrels to their residents so they can keep watering their gardens without draining filtered fresh water.

[@raypitts4880]

@@StasherDragon to easy

[@grip2617]

@@kimweaver1252 We knew that before but it did not solve the problem: be more creative.

[@grip2617]

@@StasherDragon Great idea!

[@Hhenryarero]

Satelite Help in Detecting Disaster and Taking Early warning and Early Action

[@shaunxthexmod777]

Something weird is happening to the Gulf Stream current as well! Fresh water mixing with the salt water reduces its density, and prevents the Gulf stream from sinking. If too much fresh water enters the current, it could come to an abrupt halt…

[@lizzydog5728]

Without the Artic ice melt the deep ocean currents will stop, as it is the denser cold water that sinks down and causes the currents to push the nutrients up to feed the microorganisms that are the base of the food chain in the ocean and responsible for 70% of earths oxygen. And without the deep ocean currents,the tidal and wind current will not be enough to keep the ocean from stagnation? Your comment on the gulf stream current got me thinking maybe water temperature could be part of the problem? It drives me crazy how easily Big Business can lie and we believe whatever they say. They lied about lead in gas, they lied about catalytic converters and even though the worlds academy of sciences says man is responsible for global warming and we know co2 causes temperature to rise and our problems started with the industrial revolution. WE STILL BELIEVE THAT ITS OK TO LIGHT BRIDGES AND BUILDINGS AND FRACK FOR METHANE LIKE WE ARE PLANING ON LEAVING EARTH AMD IT DOESN'T MATTER THAT THE OCEAN IS DYING AND THERE'S MORE DESERT EVERY DAY AND THE FORESTS WE NEED TO PROCESS CO2 ARE BEING BURNED DOWN. AM I CRAZY FOR SAYING WTF.

[@Seawithinyou]

Plan to Adapt and Survive for the not too far away Future 🕊🌏🙏🏼

[@RM360CR]

weird or logical?

[@lizzydog5728]

@Matt Mann There's a world of difference between dying and poisoning your own environment and killing all life. When with just a little bit of effort and self control we could have lived for ? Well who knows how long maybe millions of years but already the ocean is dying and there's more desert every year the whole Western side of north America is turned to desert the Colorado river is dried up and we did this in 200yrs since we started burning coal. WE HAVE COMMITED SUICIDE BY NOT USING COMMON SENSE. JUST LIKE ADDICTS WITH DRUGS WE ACTED WITHOUT CARING ABOUT THE CONSEQUENCES OR ANYTHING EXCEPT WHAT WAS SHINY AND CONVENIENT. IF YOU DON'T BELIEVE NOW YOU WILL SOON. PS IF YOU ARE WAITING FOR BIG BUSINESS OWNED GOVERNMENTS OR MEDIA TO PUT ANYTHING BEFORE PROFITS THEN YOU DON'T REMEMBER WHAT THEY DID WITH LEADED GAS OR CATALYTIC CONVERTERS.

[@robertpiver6280]

It has slowed the jet stream noticably..I am witnessing dramatic wind pattern changes..

[@cindyeisenberg8367]

We are seeing more massive, wet and extremely strong hurricanes in Florida. At one time it would be cat 1. But, because of rapid intensification they are stronger than cat 3 or 4. So, if the meteorologists say cat 3, it hits as almost cat 5.

[@Toys510]

Camping holiday? The mistral is a strong, cold, northwesterly wind that blows from southern France into the Gulf of Lion in the northern Mediterranean. It produces sustained winds often exceeding 66 km/h, sometimes reaching 185 km/h. It is most common in the winter and spring, and strongest in the transition between the two seasons.

[@grip2617]

Excellent information! In French Catalonia it's called the "Tramontane".

[@spillarge]

Yes, and its NOT climate change, it's a local pressure gradient force due in most part to the topography of the location.

[@northerncoloradotransparen1454]

Climate change is an issue but lack of resources will be the ultimate catastrophe

[@warrencorcoran9824]

I had the best luck with ornimental trees when i removed the burlap from the root ball, add a few pounds of triple super phosphate, feed same regularly.

[@grip2617]

Excellent!

[@mosaicowlstudios]

That tree stripper/cutter machine is the coolest thing I've seen a long time--but of course only for necessary means. Deforestation in general is NOT very cool.

[@lilianteo3229]

I think for our children's children & their children we must start acting together no later than now! God help those who help themselves.

[@hedf]

Last weeks storm in the netherlands mid summer. Havnt seen so much snapped trees before. Really big healthy trees torn down by the weight of rain and windpull on the leaves and branches. The netherlands looked like a warzone

[@shadowofmyfutureself]

Excellent documentary thanks

[@NAFTAwaterwarcrimes]

Um...there's NO "climate warming". There's ONLY weather machine manipulation. Pleas do your DEEP research. The weather machine was copyrighted in 1834 by a guy who was then hired by the government and that's been the deep state since 1871. It has been used against us as a weapon since.

[@shanemarines4580]

Propaganda documentary, it's complete crap

[@shadowofmyfutureself]

@@shanemarines4580 Heh. You a marine are you?

[@shadowofmyfutureself]

@@shanemarines4580 Get in the SEA

[@shanemarines4580]

@@shadowofmyfutureself must be a liberal, allergic to facts.

[@tomjohn8733]

The problem with your Forrest’s that may make them more vulnerable to diseases and climate change is a lack of undergrowth, undergrowth is important for many reasons, besides helping protect and support trees from extreme weather or storms, but those who view the undergrowth as fuel for forest fires etc, always conduct periodic burns, etc…in my opinion!

[@ednichol7419]

Smart people ignore or don't recognize the effect of Hudsons Bay and Davis Straight when they are frozen or open water in winter. The effect is dramatic and works on a multi decade cycle.

[@grip2617]

"cycle" is the keyword for change. Or not?

[@thecrow3747]

Arson forest fires! Countries processing all there mature pine! New Zealand alone just harvested all its mature pine and the winds have been terrible across the country! Man made!

[@juligrlee556]

We need to end dirty crude oil pipelines, and pipelines for crude as much as possible. We need to build massive pipelines from rivers that flow into the Atlantic, Pacific, Indian and numerous other rivers in South America and the European and Asian Continents to take fresh water from where it is an excess to where it is needed. I believe with the proper leadership and brain power dedicated to moving massive amounts of fresh water from the Columbia River just before being dumped into the Pacific to the Colorado watershed and other locations is absolutely essential and is environmentally friendly. We need to wake up to environmental enhancement priorities.

[@jwilcox4726]

Fascinating. So interesting this show on harnessing and storing CO2 to feed trees to feed us oxygen. WoW . Great show. Om

[@grip2617]

CO2 is our biggest ally!

[@dragonflytoo]

The earth lives, evolves; the question is can man accept these changes and adapt?

[@fatalmystic]

Man probably not. Women maybe ;D

[@spicyirwin5835]

West shouldve already have desalination but millions r dying rt now due to famine, thirst & illness caused by climate chg. I just think we r a day late but Pres Biden is surrounded by brainiacs who know what's up! He wont have to pardon 1 of them.

[@danielj1063]

Humanity has deviated too far from natural planetary life. Increasingly devastating modernity of human habitation will insure our own demise. Even daily, multi research weather balloons set from around the globe and then burst at 30k are detrimental to this delicate biosphere that sustains all life. Too bad, it won't be pretty for the next few generations

[@kimweaver1252]

Anything that lives, dies. Evolving is no guarantee of survival. If a survivable habitat disappears more rapidly than evolution can accommodate, then everything that depends on that habitat dies. This is the Sixth Mass Extinction.

[@joexavier4070]

@@fatalmystic without man, there is no women

[@Hhenryarero]

Theres a need to invest in General information system (G.I.S) Technology and strentghten the capacity of the techincal officers

[@sandrabentley8111]

Like Noah. Floods came and people carried on like nothing was happening, still marrying, still having children, still eating and drinking, most refused to get on the Ark. They all perished. I think it will not be a flood this time, but heat and lack of rain. The earth gets hotter and hotter and we still refuse to accept it and get on board.

[@timbarton6611]

Well documented 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@collinsje5]

Given what has happened in Florida this week, it is bizarre that their elected governor is a climate change denier.

[@vanguard6937]

given the fact that hurricanes happen every fucking year for hundreds of millions of years, and that the hurricane they had wasnt even a very powerful one, its bizarre that people like you are even allowed to vote

[@dougg1075]

Actually hurricane numbers on the US are declining and are expected to decline for the next hundred years or so. Like the Director of NOAA tried to tell Don Lemon “ you can’t judge climate change with one event” CNN told y’all in that hidden camera video that “ after we get rid of Trump, we’ll start blasting climate change non stop “ Look it up! Watch it

[@theantmattia]

It's fine they can stay where they are hopefully another storm takes them out. Sometimes sacrifices need to be made for reality to set in.

[@danieltown2471]

@@theantmattia when we take the government back from dementia joe we will!

[@Doofey16]

DeSantis 2024

[@jampasurprenant1794]

Thank you for an excellent documentary filming of the climate change all over the world including here in the United States.

[@DWDocumentary]

Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment!

[@grip2617]

The DW appreciates your statement that the climate changes.

[@rustymugg9658]

Yes moving is the most logical option since fighting the ocean sounds ridiculous not to mention impossible

[@GehanAdel]

I have watched many prolific documentaries about climate changes catastrophe this has been one of the best .also we need the economy to take a seat back specially animal agriculture and overfishing or we will approach a point there is no course reverse. Thanks for this prolific documentary like it 🌷

[@uppjdw]

Wind is also affected by the global electric circuit which in turn is affected by the decreasing earth’s magnetosphere and decreasing heliosphere. Temperature alteration between geographic regions may not be the primary mover of wind velocity changes.

[@grip2617]

The Malenkovich cycles are a reality(observed)

[@ricktarded5943]

Well, grab hydrocarbons in the form of coal/oil or other fossil fuels and ignite them and they turn into gaseous metal that conducts energy in the upper or mid or lower atmosphere. I think that is the first Law of something or another...So now it conducts electrons in the form of storm clouds and keeps excess solar heating and more fossil burning from being released into the solar system like our planet once did before humans sped up this process but it seems pretty clear. Remember the ozone layer that's been destroyed by Bill Gatez and Elon Tusk and Virgin? NASA always waited for the hole to pass over to launch through. Genius!

[@AIRPLAYBROADCASTON]

Beach erosion is a natural process. Good work to monitor and warn residents in these areas.

[@grip2617]

And tell them it's natural!

[@spillarge]

Nobody needs to be warned about coastal erosion. An ant walks faster than coastal erosion. But now ask why you only get one side of the story from this report?? What about all the coastal deposition and the build up of new land as part of a never ending natural process?

[@johnpatrick1588]

Luckily over the last 120 years, deaths from hurricanes in the USA are down 90% even though more populated.

[@roberthicks1612]

@@OcctobersXO Actually, its because we prepare for hurricanes better.

[@roberthicks1612]

@Claudia Furlan What is unfortunate? That fewer people die from a hurricane?

[@roberthicks1612]

@Claudia Furlan The original quote was fewer people were dying and your response was "unfortunately. My question was "what was unfortunate? That fewer people were dying?" It isn't even a matter of citizens. Illegal aliens might not belong here, but they are still people. Visitors from other countries are not citizens, but they are people too. We do not want people to die of hurricanes and storms, but it does happen. IF that is what you meant by unfortunately, then good, but you did not say anything about it. IF you mean its unfortunate that *fewer* are dying, then yea, that is not a good thing.

[@standowner6979]

@@OcctobersXO Source?

[@chargero100]

C-pac 2022 Change .

[@antoniotony9780]

The 1926 Atlantic hurricane season featured the highest number of major hurricanes at the time. At least eleven tropical cyclones developed during the season, all of which intensified into a tropical storm and eight further strengthened into hurricanes. Six hurricanes deepened into a major hurricane, which is Category 3 or higher on the modern-day Saffir-Simpson

[@josephstalin8439]

YOU EXIST BECAUSE OF CLIMATE CHANGE..its THE driver of evolution and NORMAL

[@kimweaver1252]

@Matthew Smith Which historical records. Your post has no information.

[@kimweaver1252]

The building codes and improvements in materials and techniques have undoubtedly reduced the deaths. But they don't reduce the intensity, distribution, or frequency of storms.

[@kimweaver1252]

@Mike Anderson The UN has many functions and can do all of them. It isn't EXCLUSIVELY a political organization and it's also true that one problem included in the set of problems around climate defense is political posturing and pandering to denialists by scientifically illiterate or cynical ideologues FOR POLITICAL REASONS. The mindset of consurvoturds in most nations, the Trumpista GOPers are a prime example, is to deny anything they don't want to have to deal with. Not at all helpful. Suicidal, in fact. Fact. CO2 concentration has increased by 50% since 1880. Fact. Methane concentration has increased by an average of 250% in the same period of time. Methane is 156 times more potent a GHG as CO2 upon emission, 34 times after 100 years. Fact. These three gases cause nearly ALL of the greenhouse effect. While N2 is about 78% of the atmosphere, O2 is about 21%, and Argon (a noble gas) is about 0.9%, totaling nearly 99.9% of the atmosphere, they have almost NO greenhouse effect. Fact. N2O has increased by an average of about 11% since the 1930s. It's nearly 300 times as potent as CO2. Fact. It is not possible to increase these gases in the atmosphere without causing increased heating and it's not possible to have increased heating without altering the climate and the attendant weather effects. Global Average Surface Temperature has increased by at least 1.3C. and there is a ten to twelve year lag between the emission of a bolus of CO2 and the full manifestation of higher temps.

[@adammillwardart7831]

Since 2018, tens of thousands of new satellite monitored weather stations have been installed around the world. Now, the media reports data from them misleadingly, by claiming "hottest/coldest temperature ever recorded at ____ location since record keeping began" - but they omit that record keeping only began at _____ location few years ago...

[@taniakeen4375]

What is the point of telling Netherlands farmers not to farm if some country decides to damage 2 pipelines full of methane gas into the atmosphere?

[@johnrhodes3350]

Narcissistic Psychopaths craving for feelings of Control

[@BobSmith-pm3wx]

@@erdelegy sounds more like you have genocidal fantasies because your life isn't going so well, bud. might want to do some soul searching.

[@unruffledaria9643]

Climate change is not some doomsday wall we are going to hit. Climate change is a stream of increasing impacts and various tipping points. The more CO2, the quicker and stronger those impacts come, the harder life will become. The longer we can put off the worst impacts of CO2: 1. the more time we have to adapt, 2. the more time people have to migrate to safer locations, 3. the more time we have to find solutions. The habitable zones of our planet are already starting to shrink. How fast and how far they shrink, is up to us.

[@raclark2730]

@@erdelegy Science fiction.

[@raclark2730]

@@erdelegy Fantasy, cultist fantasy.

[@ianomwoyo2037]

I think the sense of climate change is so fleeting to many people because the effects are so insidous. Thank you DW

[@BobSmith-pm3wx]

"climate change" is a hoax (as far as degree of human impact being known at all goes) driven by those who seek to own and control the world's trillion dollar energy industry. i think most of the people in this forum are just their ignorant pawns. that's what's insidious to me.

[@jondavidgriffin]

by insidious you mean non-existent.

[@ianomwoyo2037]

by non-existent you mean insidous?

[@RobertMJohnson]

there are no effects, Ian. you just love religion and fairytales. is the weather murdering people by the 10,000,000s right now?

[@globaljon2542]

One of the best documentaries produced to dad which articulates the exact observations of climate change affecting our day to day lives. In particular the slower moving & meandering jet stream in the northern hemisphere. What’s missing here is the direct affect to this jet stream deviation which has happened only in recent times potentially by heavy polluters, namely China, South Asia, Central Asia & India all of which are burning coal in record numbers & all of which have bought automobiles & material goods in big numbers only in the past 25-50 years. While the west has done the same the population numbers of those other regions is huge so the adoption rate is huge & the huge pollution rate follows. If you look at a CO2 map of the world you clearly see this.

[@grip2617]

Fortunately the weather changes too.

[@bcshanmarchese4586]

The core message is that we need to change our behaviour to adapt to environment this challenge is the key for the future

[@stefanjohansson2373]

The fjord at Spetsbergen aren’t covered by ice due to several reasons. One of them is mainly commercial since the cargo ships would like to place a shorter route in the north. They purposely break the ice with ships to keep the water open. It’s all about the money - as usual.

[@Alvin-eq5rc]

Thank you DW for the coverage on climate crisis.

[@-SANDMAN-]

I grew up in the 1970s and 89s in Miami. I remember teachers terrorizing us with maps showing Florida almost completely underwater in "THIRTY" years. It was all a big fat lie.

[@kimweaver1252]

Or a mistake based on early and incomplete data. It's the deniers, like YOU, who are the liars, because you KNOW better. Or you SHOULD.

[@MehMeh]

@@kimweaver1252 The data will always be incomplete, and you are the liar like the NPC/Bot you are

[@Jc-ms5vv]

Sea level is the least of our worries. We’ll go extinct from starvation long before sea level rise is a major issue

[@RobertMJohnson]

@@kimweaver1252 it's hilarious, Kim, that you're calling someone a denier when you can't even point to a single Caribbean Island under water that wasn't under water 100 years ago. there are 700 islands. why aren't any of them under water? and you call people doubting the climate change hoax "deniers" ??? what are they denying exactly? shit that hasn't happened that you've promised will?

[@RobertMJohnson]

@@Jc-ms5vv as the global poverty rates continues to DECLINE. that means man is getting safer, healthier and wealthier GLOBALLY

[@johnpatrick1588]

I lived in NY/LI and was in hurricanes. I lived in Florida for 30 years and lost count of the hurricanes I dealt with and still own rental beach condos. One of them I owned 30 years now. I now live on an island and just had the eye of Fiona pass over my home and another hurricane a few years ago. I live in the hurricane belt and expect hurricanes.

[@richardcranium3579]

@@erdelegy uh…it’s funny if you actually look back the strongest storms were pre suvs.::.until they rewrite the history books to fit the government sponsored scientist have to get a grant narrative. Blaming canopy disappearing on “climate change”…..but ignoring population increase. Could there be a harder bias?

[@sharondavid-melly1498]

Be aware that the danger of what we've done to Nature is growing. Stay safe.

[@slagletoby]

And?

[@dana102083]

@Matthew Smith are the last numbers deaths? Theyre paired so hard to interpret. Ty

[@tikaanipippin]

@@dana102083 Intensity + size = Total ( Hurricane Severity Index) therefore Hurricanes are becoming less severe over the last 60 years. Deaths depend where the landfall occurs, particularly infrastructure for civil protection, flood protection, building regulations, shelters etc., and the population of the area, as well as the amount of warning in advance for people to evacuate.

[@Rehook2]

It's sort of a paradox, death trees used to be a source of food for many insects that serve as food for other animal but now this same trees have become a liability for the forest.

[@aintnohighenough]

I was so amazed how Albatrosses can prove the changing of weather condition which is a contributing factor of Climate change. It doesn't need much analogy actually. When Albatrosses gains weight, it means they've done less movement during their migration. This is because they rely more on the winds and does lesser of flapping their wings. Technically the speed of winds tells a lot and the Albatrosses proves that climate change is real. I am so amazed at how the data can tell so much. Now I am inspired to do my own research. I am planning to study abroad. This can help me a lot and to be able to contribute to my own country the Philippines.

[@nightoftheworld]

23:37 Great animation! Infinitely helpful to see a visualization of the slowed/stalled oscillation of Jet stream pressure over various regions-similar type of mega disruption in ocean currents as well, disrupting temperature zones and nutrient distribution. Exciting science, mad reality.. As Bill Nye the Science Guy once articulated to Fox News with Tucker Carlson: “CARLSON: _Slow down before the name calling begins and before you try to end a conversation, let's start it by asking what exactly you mean. I think most people are open to the idea that the climate is changing. It's always changed, as you know._ NYE: _It's the rate, Mr. Carlson, it's the rate that is such a concern.”_

[@waynepatterson5843]

night of the world --- NYE: It's the rate, Mr. Carlson, it's the rate that is such a concern.” Wayne Patterson --- Nye the Science Guy is promoting a fraud and has about as much to do with science as the frauds who pretend to transmute Lead into Gold by means of chemistry or extols the virtues of a patent medicine from an itinerant patent medicine road show in the 19th Century. When Nye says, "It's the rate, Mr. Carlson, it's the rate that is such a concern.”, he is lying. The atmospheric concentrations of Carbon dioxide were measured in 1827-1829 by the scientists who invented the technology at levels below and above 400ppm to levels as high as 574ppm. The Climate Change Alarmists PRETEND such measurements do not exist in the 19th Century and 20th Century, so they can proceed to PRETEND there was a rapid change where in fact the changes were always there and occurring naturally long before the Industrial Age occurred. They lied to you, and you are gullible enough to swallow the fraud by hook, line, and sinker. The same is true with regard to their fabrications of imaginary temperature data. The Climate Change Alarmists PRETEND there has been an extraordinary and artificial change in temperatures, when in fact they have never actually observed or measured any such rapid or large changes. They faked the data.

[@nightoftheworld]

@@waynepatterson5843 and what motive is there behind such a lie? Is moving toward cleaner ecosystems and more diverse and flexible energy systems not good?

[@waynepatterson5843]

​@@nightoftheworld --- and what motive is there behind such a lie? Is moving toward cleaner ecosystems and more diverse and flexible energy systems not good? Wayne Patterson --- A lie is a lie regardless of any motives for good or evil. It is a simple fact that the Climate Change Alarmists are PRETENDING to know the Earth's temperature to an accuracy measured in tenths of a degree C/F for each year going back to the years of 1880 or earlier in some datasets, and it is scientifically impossible for them to possess the required empirical observations to support such PRETENDED knowledge. The instrumentation and the observational records never achieved anywhere near such accuracy for the locations and time periods necessary to know the earth's supposed mean temperature/s. Even the concept of a mean planetary temperature for the Earth is itself a form of pseudoscience masquerading as science. There are an endless number of reasons why the claims to know the Earth's temperatures with such fraction of a degree or even a whole degree of accuracy is simply laughable in the extreme. You're being had by the Alarmist Climate Change jokesters. Nye the Science Guy is just another huckster who has found a way to lie his way to fame and fortune along with all of the other Alarmists who are building their careers on this pile of odorous pseudoscience and fraud. Please do not take my word for it, even though you could be well advised to rely upon my professional experience. Look into how the Climate Change Alarmists are PRETENDING to know the true data despite failing to even remotely satisfy the basic requirements for empirical and accurate observations of the phenomena. Also note how the fraudulent Climate Change Alarmism actually "Is moving toward" dirtier "ecosystems and" less "diverse and flexible energy systems." The Lithium mining is an ecological and a humanitarian disaster. The windmill farms use more fossil fuels than they conserve, and they too are an ecosystem nightmare and an avian destroyer. Alarmists' demands to sequester Carbon dioxide out of the Atmosphere hastens the day when the Earth's levels of atmospheric Carbon dioxide fall below 180ppm. When that happens the process of photosynthesis in the Plant Kingdom shuts down, the Plant Kingdom becomes extinct, and the Animal Kingdom starves into extinction as well. To make matters worse the lunatic Climate Change Alarmists seek to pollute the oceans with iron, block the Sun to lower the Earth's Solar energy gain, wreck the world's technologies and economies required for life support, and pollute the environment with Rare Earths and Rare Earth mining which is incapable of supplanting base energy energy production by fossil fuels and nuclear fuels. The whole affair is suicidal LUNACY!

[@nightoftheworld]

@@waynepatterson5843 no, the only lie is the climate change denial companies like Exxon have perpetuated to maintain their profits. The cult of infinite growth has fed you a crackpot counter narrative to the peer reviewed science of the IPCC. Nye is citing global scientific consensus, corporate propaganda has you completely turned around my friend. Look up sodium ion batteries-soon to replace the need for lithium.

[@jx1659]

Wonderful to see these wise techniques being demonstrated. Thank your for bringing this knowledge to us.

[@chrilin5107]

Absolutely amazing documentary again, thank you DW

[@josephstalin8439]

YOU EXIST BECAUSE OF CLIMATE CHANGE..its THE driver of evolution and NORMAL

[@grip2617]

You deserve a ❤ from the DW

[@publicdomain1103]

Lahaina comes to mind. 2023.. Great channel DW. Dedication to your work and the dedicated scientists and activists who actually have a finger on the pulse. ShakeUp XR

[@jcfields3762]

You people need to check history on storms

[@judithmcdonald9001]

Pictures of fields being plowed gives me the creeps. But what is lupine grown for? It's toxic to livestock here.

[@kevinliu4689]

how recent is this documentary, like i know it was uploaded a few days ago, but im wondering if the documentary is up to date. it is a good documentary.

[@lolasaysyes]

It is up to date… the interview segment in New Orleans references Hurricane Ida, which hit in late August 2021

[@bingosunnoon9341]

Denial, anger, bargaining, depression, extinction.

[@RobertMJohnson]

as man continues to prosper

[@JPaterson8942]

My dad's side of the family has a house on a lagoon with an impressive sandbar. When my grandma was young, you could camp on the sandbar without worrying about the tide reaching you, and when I was little you could have a picnic above the high tide line. now there's barely anything left. another 10 or 20 years and the lagoon might not have anything left to protect it.

[@faithrada]

My family has lived near this New England beach for over 70 years and it has remained a constant all that time... until the past 3 years.. where we've suddenly lost almost 1/2 the beach. Something has changed. I blame the stronger winds for pushing the water across the area.

[@loobylooroden6176]

That sounds like land erosion is the problem not rising sea or a combination maybe.

[@raypitts4880]

nature says move you just have to move the more you resist the more she will push

[@faithrada]

@@loobylooroden6176 It's all connected. The warmer ocean water creates stronger winds... driving storms that push the water ( which is now higher) across this peninsula.

[@RobertMJohnson]

it's called EROSION, paterson and it's happening on 100% of oceanfront real estate. in the future, the Hawaiian Islands will all be GONE from erosion. jesus would you democrats get a f education

[@scottwillow332]

Winds are also changed by big explosions that interrupt natural jet streams. Huge explosions do a lot more than just localised jet stream damage.

[@bethmoore-love4223]

Nonsense.

[@grip2617]

For example?

[@ricktarded5943]

This is nonsense @scottwillow332

[@entropicpedro]

The jet stream collapsing is basically game over for human civilization...

[@eduardofranz]

Good Information

[@sugarbabylove1000]

Really impressed with what Jan is doing (at the end of this documentary).

[@grip2617]

What was he doing? (I fell asleep at the beginning)

[@melissagorgeous16]

Very clever. Gives us hope in the future.

[@slagletoby]

Earth will forever continue to change and evolve with or without humankind.

[@BCSTS]

Nature cannot evolve when all we do is to keep destroying it in oh so many ways...eventually you will have to wake up but it will probably be too late...as a species we have been working hard to possess and pillage nature...to our own destruction, when in fact we must work with nature if we want to benefit from it..we are supposed to be custodians not master destroyers !

[@nieiniei]

yes... Earth is purging the cancer cells.... autophagy of humans..

[@RobertMJohnson]

yep. and the leftist and progressives cannot stand it when we don't acknowledge their childish religion of AGW and the "climate crisis"

[@matthewkeating-od6rl]

when i was growing up we had santa ana winds always hot now we get these winds that blow as hard but cold frigid its weird.

[@seb2549]

Maybe it would add to the context if the authors explained how these "forests" in the first few minutes of the doc (with all those unhealthy damaged trees) were actually not natural but planted. All these trees are of the same age, all are monocultures, all seem to be in what was a replacement for a forest that was harvested in the past. This is not a healthy "forest" this is a plantation. No wonder these trees are vulnerable.

[@bayersbluebayoubioweapon8477]

Press x to doubt

[@bayersbluebayoubioweapon8477]

Have you never been to Pomerania?

[@fatalmystic]

Thank you for the voice of sanity!

[@allenschmitz9644]

Funds propaganda tricky

[@seb2549]

@@bayersbluebayoubioweapon8477 Yes I have been there. I was born just a few hours drive from Eastern Pomerania. These types of "forests" are very common all the way east up and including the Hel Peninsula from what I have seen in my travels in the area over the years. There are very few forests in Europe that are true virgin/old growth forests.

[@randomdude189]

It’s not climate change it’s more populations living in the line of these hurricanes.

[@per2]

so, about the wind speed and speed of albatroses, they fly faster thx to the higher wind speed and conserve energy as consequence, so does that mean they never fly against wind? (which would need more energy again)

[@filibertoperilli9441]

Marvelous documentary 👏👏

[@DWDocumentary]

Thanks for watching!

[@vimalajayprabhu]

Let's see how you get out of this up coming crisis in winter with wind power and induction stoves

[@gravityhypernova]

Even with gas and coal fired plants, tons of people will still be in danger this winter due to the Russia-Ukraine war. When there's nothing left to burn, are you going to set yourself on fire? People froze to death in Texas due to cold temp failure of ALL energy types, and not having buildings/infrastructure prepared for extremes that are considered normal elsewhere. Solar alone outproduced expectations during their crisis, despite also being affected. Let's see how you heat or cool your home if the price of energy continues to be reliant on fossil fuels, subject to global conflict and a cartel. All while a pandemic continues and may yet be poised to get worse again before it gets better or ends, and an economic recession looms. Instead of making such a shallow and reactionary viewpoint, let's see we can help solve our problems... even if it's nuclear or geothermal, there may be a way. If we drastically decarbonize electricity production and boost the diversification and quantity of low or zero emission energy sources, we will all become more resilient to climate extremes, and even burning some wood for heat in an emergency or running the air conditioning 24/7 would be less of an issue.

[@nieiniei]

Winter is not windless. When did Russian gas started production? Energy price is sky-high because of the futures trading that is factored into the cost of energy. Just like pharma creates sickness so that they can sell more useless vax and drugs, traders and politicians create insecurity to push price high to recoup the years of low energy price due to the competition from renewables.

[@ricktarded5943]

Louisiana had 2 devastating floods in 2016. Didn't hear about them here or the constant floods in Australia recently or in recent years. Heck, floods are happening all over the globe. Climate change is affecting the entire globe. Floods and mudslides in the South Americas and beyond. Just saying humans... Look around and change your habits if possible! I wonder if the great Pacific Garbage Patch has any affect on any of these climatic changes in the weather pattern aside from green house gasses? Anyone with a brain feel free to respond. Do something right humanity...

[@johnpatrick1588]

Every time there is a storm. no storms, snow, no snow, fires, floods, no floods etc it is new and different this time, and climate change gets blamed. It gets old.

[@ranpederson5482]

It's hot It's cold It's dry It's wet Climate change is the perfect scam.

[@Jc-ms5vv]

Been talking about cc for decades and you still can’t figure it out??? no wonder we’re going extinct

[@AuhSojmusic]

It’s a bit cringe to see all opposing opinions categorically being edited out of the comments section. Weird

[@tubecated_development]

Its a lot ‘cringe’ that you deny the vast majority of these (visible) comments are from ‘opposing opinions’ (AGW-deniers/conspiracy-theorists) including yours. Grow up.