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  • čas přidán 12. 11. 2015
  • NASA just released a study showing that Antarctica is actually gaining ice at a faster rate than it’s losing it. Will this rise in ice help keep global warming at bay?
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  • @JamieDPS
    @JamieDPS Před 5 lety +236

    The real scandal is that some people expect the earth's climate to remain the same forever.

    • @fpsqt
      @fpsqt Před 5 lety +10

      Nice strawman there, buddy.

    • @donthesheek
      @donthesheek Před 5 lety +7

      Like your body the earth is a living organism changing continuously. It gives it's residents lessons in humility.

    • @niecedspain3568
      @niecedspain3568 Před 5 lety +13

      I think it’s odd when people act like we have that big of impact on such a huge atmosphere. We haven’t even used aerosols that long or fossils fuels.

    • @TheHencro
      @TheHencro Před 5 lety +1

      Yes and that will never happen .great point.

    • @TheHencro
      @TheHencro Před 5 lety +1

      @@TheUnQuake crackpot

  • @foday529
    @foday529 Před 8 lety +97

    It is official, we are fucked.

    • @Cryptonymicus
      @Cryptonymicus Před 8 lety +9

      +foday S -- The main reason that we get fucked is because people constantly resort to the intellectually lazy option of seeing only a binary result. Either it's all good or we're fucked. No, it's not that simple. No, we're not fucked. We've got a lot of shit to deal with and we need to fucking get our act together as a species.

    • @foday529
      @foday529 Před 8 lety

      So how do we get our act together and what kind of shit do we have to deal with?

    • @MichaelKasifMusic
      @MichaelKasifMusic Před 8 lety +12

      +foday S Fixing climate change is easy, but it will never be fixed because everyone on earth is selfish as f**k.
      Stop driving cars, don't overuse electricity, home grow your food, eat less meats and fish, don't have more than 1 child per couple.
      Do that and the world will be essentially fixed. But it won't happen, because it is much more convenient to let future generations bother about this shit.

    • @StephenMorganCanada
      @StephenMorganCanada Před 8 lety +2

      +Michael Kasif Let's assume that the world wasn't selfish and we did all that right now. Is it too late? How soon would we see positive change? What would be the knock on effects of a decreasing population? What would be the impact on societies, world over from the elimination of long distance travel. How would food get to tables? Would the economies of the world collapse and send us into chaos and war. Simple fix -- maybe -- but what new problems would be the result? I am always reminded of Yellowstone and the problems humans created by trying to save it. If we can't figure out how to properly manage something of that scale I can't believe we have a full handle on the complexity of climate change and what the consequences of a simple fix might be? Frankly I have more faith in the planet and the environment itself healing its wounds and fighting off infection (us) than I do in humans being smart enough to ever consider every consequence of our actions, well intentioned or not. #hubris

    • @foday529
      @foday529 Před 8 lety

      The scary part is that no one knows how this will effect the planet and us.

  • @industrialcentre
    @industrialcentre Před 5 lety +130

    It's all clear to me now, soon it will be snowing all summer and global warming will be to blame.

    • @Jumptohistory
      @Jumptohistory Před 5 lety +2

      "The concept of global warming was created by and for the Chinese in order to make U.S. manufacturing non-competitive."
      twitter.com/realdonaldtrump/status/265895292191248385

    • @gregmcfarland9376
      @gregmcfarland9376 Před 5 lety +3

      @@Jumptohistory Hahaha funny, the reason we cant compete is the fact that us workers want to make 27 dollars an hour to stand there and spot weld a part on an assembly line when a damn monkey could do the same thing for 1 banana an hour. Don't kid yourself, the reason we fail is Chinese workers will work for far less money plain and simple.

    • @Stwinge44
      @Stwinge44 Před 5 lety

      Panagiotis Papadimitriou the media is the one causing the trouble.
      Like dailymail. See: czcams.com/video/kmECHrOcFlc/video.html
      The science is as clear and transparent as can be, you should look at it directly.

    • @anti-ethniccleansing465
      @anti-ethniccleansing465 Před 5 lety +2

      Greg Mcfarland
      The reason that we can’t compete is because that was the intention of the elites to begin with, to make the west poor. Here in the United States, President Reagan was the one to open up trade with China and then what followed was encouraging mass outsourcing of our manufacturing to go there.
      This is UN Agenda 21. It is a vile plan to impoverish the west and enrich the third world. Man-caused climate change is a hoax they made up to use as an excuse to implement a lot of this abhorrent bullshit.

    • @anti-ethniccleansing465
      @anti-ethniccleansing465 Před 5 lety +1

      Greg Mcfarland
      czcams.com/video/BnrLm8y7X0k/video.html

  • @user-vp8pv6gs4c
    @user-vp8pv6gs4c Před 6 lety +27

    I used to get scared when I imagine the future, but from today on I’ll not give a shit. I’ll try to recycle my stuff and make the world better place. But no more horror

  • @springrollwang4441
    @springrollwang4441 Před 7 lety +943

    Why in USA climate change is political issue, not environmental issue?

    • @murad8026
      @murad8026 Před 7 lety +11

      SpringRoll Wang cuz the cause is humans, i think

    • @springrollwang4441
      @springrollwang4441 Před 7 lety +87

      ***** I think it could be republican party gets a lot of oil money, so they try to convince people climate change is hoax. So it became a political issue...

    • @David_Last_Name
      @David_Last_Name Před 7 lety +27

      oil lobby's

    • @TheMindofRa
      @TheMindofRa Před 7 lety +72

      because the fossil fuel industry.

    • @jasonmosko5161
      @jasonmosko5161 Před 7 lety

      SpringRoll Wang

  • @GheyForGames
    @GheyForGames Před 8 lety +45

    how the fuck can it be gaining more ice, but have lost more ice?! they did not explain this well

    • @bort6459
      @bort6459 Před 8 lety +20

      +GheyForGames The surface ice is receding into the oceans. Think of this as Ice A into Water B. As the earth continues its seasonal cycle the, the water B freezes into Ice B. Ice B freezes along with Ice A making thicker ice. However, these the centuries old ice caps are still in a regular recession. As we lose Ice A, we get more ice B in the water around Antarctica while the Ice A recedes at a faster rate because the ice B weathers away the ice A.
      On top of all of this, the melting of Ice A, is still happening at a faster rate than the pack back from ice B.

    • @TheColorfulPube
      @TheColorfulPube Před 8 lety +27

      +GheyForGames Gaining sea ice, losing land glacier ice.

    • @Tomyb15
      @Tomyb15 Před 8 lety

      same here. I still don't understand

    • @Tomyb15
      @Tomyb15 Před 8 lety

      and also the fact that it is worse. How can it be worse? shouldn't more ice decrease the sea level?

    • @bort6459
      @bort6459 Před 8 lety +5

      Ciroluiro it's more ice in the water around the continental body. Antarctica is a desert and rarely sees more snowfall/ice pack on the actual ground.
      The ground ice is still melting. It's this melting that's creating a more freeze friendly environment around then continent.
      Because the any ice build is from water already off the mainland, the thicker ice would not impact water levels.

  • @limeymax
    @limeymax Před 5 lety +214

    Gore said the ice would be gone by 2015 😂😂😂😂

    • @scottleft3672
      @scottleft3672 Před 5 lety +25

      Gore bought up coastal real estate at the fear height.

    • @Stwinge44
      @Stwinge44 Před 5 lety +2

      limeymax quote his exact words, please.

    • @limeymax
      @limeymax Před 5 lety +3

      Stwinge44 why?

    • @Stwinge44
      @Stwinge44 Před 5 lety +2

      limeymax because I would like to see a source for your claim.

    • @limeymax
      @limeymax Před 5 lety +3

      Stwinge44 y do u not believe me? I doubt I will find it because it was said years ago

  • @brianmsahin
    @brianmsahin Před 6 lety +8

    I wish I saw this video sooner. It's not just Antarctic ice. I have personal experience. I'm a climber. In 2004 I climbed Fox Glacier in New Zealand. If I go there today, 14 years later, the Glacier has grown more than 1 km. The scree I was walking on then to get to the glacier is under about 10 metres of ice flow. Other NZ glaciers like Franz Josef are also growing.

  • @Creganization
    @Creganization Před 8 lety +971

    Can you do a video on how screwed we actually are from global warming

    • @Seeker
      @Seeker  Před 8 lety +37

      +Sam Cregeen We've done a couple! Here's a recent one: czcams.com/video/5L5amXI8Jvs/video.html

    • @thewhitegoldfish
      @thewhitegoldfish Před 8 lety +34

      +DNews Can you do one on animal agriculture and global warming?

    • @TG13ores
      @TG13ores Před 8 lety +29

      +b1ackf0x1233 are you an idiot or just arrogant? do people like you actually think 99.9% of scientists are wrong?

    • @VintageLJ
      @VintageLJ Před 8 lety

      +Sam Cregeen Well that's just pessimistic.

    • @Sereomontis
      @Sereomontis Před 8 lety +2

      +TG13ores Probably a troll.

  • @blokfluitknaap9874
    @blokfluitknaap9874 Před 8 lety +856

    Trace, you're the first one in the history of youtube that apologizes for clickbait, therefor dispite the clickbait, I will still like!

    • @TheWheatless
      @TheWheatless Před 8 lety +4

      I'm doing precisely the opposite. Clickbait is still clickbait.

    • @RedLeader327
      @RedLeader327 Před 8 lety +2

      Clickbait is evil.

    • @David-uc4hc
      @David-uc4hc Před 8 lety +2

      +millenniumdragn I think Buddy Jesus would know if it's evil or not.

    • @god1673
      @god1673 Před 8 lety +5

      No son!We're still punshing them!

    • @rorschach775
      @rorschach775 Před 8 lety +1

      +Buddy Jesus This isn't clickbait. It describes exactly what the question in the title asks. You fucking idiots need to stop calling everything clickbait.

  • @wretchedpoorblindnaked4478
    @wretchedpoorblindnaked4478 Před 5 lety +86

    This is the game... No matter what the phenomenon blame carbon emissions. Booolsheet

    • @WRATHofDESTRUCTION
      @WRATHofDESTRUCTION Před 5 lety +4

      Next will be a ice age. Magically a report will come out claiming to have predicted it. But co2 will somehow be the reason.

    • @sharko121
      @sharko121 Před 4 lety

      They already said that in the 70s

    • @kimweaver3323
      @kimweaver3323 Před 4 lety

      @@sharko121
      THEY were mostly members of the popular press, not qualified climatologists, glaciologists. The majority of the peer-reviewed scientific papers published continued to assert that heating would continue. It did.

    • @sharko121
      @sharko121 Před 4 lety

      @@kimweaver3323 I think solar flares are more responsible for climate change then carbon emissions.

    • @kimweaver3323
      @kimweaver3323 Před 4 lety

      @@sharko121 Then you think poorly. Solar flares are NOT more responsible. They are a fart in a hurricane, being short lived and episodic. They release more charged particles, NOT HEAT. Learn something, will ya?

  • @ludwigvanel9192
    @ludwigvanel9192 Před 6 lety +37

    Reminds me of the activists that sailed into the antarctic, on anm Finish ice breaker, got stuck in the ice and had to be rescued by two icebreajkers, from China and France, causing much increased CO2-emissions.

    • @simon6071
      @simon6071 Před 3 lety +2

      It is disgusting to hear this global warming shill lying about global warming and sea level rise with the charm of a seasoned propagandist like that on the fake news media. First of all, it is a fact that the earth has been going through cycles of warm and cold according to the solar cycle since human history. The earth has not been undergoing catastrophic or run away global warming as the global warming scammers drivel about.

    • @simon6071
      @simon6071 Před 3 lety +2

      In fact the earth has been cooling drastically since 2016 due to Grand Solar Minimum.
      It has been cooling so much that the global warming scammers have decided to change their scamming narrative to Climate Change blamed on CO2 so that they can continue their scam no matter the climate is hot or cold, no matter it's summer or winter.

    • @simon6071
      @simon6071 Před 3 lety

      The global sea level has not been rising either. An ICPP expert in global sea level research was so angry that the head of ICPP has corrupted his data showing no global sea level rise to lie about global sea level rise that he resigned and became a whistle blower against the ICPP.

    • @TheTrioSf
      @TheTrioSf Před 2 lety

      @@simon6071 hmm

    • @ssllsg9439
      @ssllsg9439 Před 2 lety

      @@simon6071
      'In fact the earth has been cooling drastically since 2016 due to Grand Solar'
      lowly educated fool!
      thhis is too funny!

  • @winterdoyle3114
    @winterdoyle3114 Před 7 lety +162

    Ice wasn't growing...when harmambe was alive

    • @unsaltedsalt8208
      @unsaltedsalt8208 Před 7 lety +3

      Snow1 Paw who's haramambe

    • @aegonii8471
      @aegonii8471 Před 7 lety +6

      Harambe sacrificed his soul in the great beyond to give us ice.

  • @ArjunSharma-wc9qe
    @ArjunSharma-wc9qe Před 8 lety +588

    don't worry guys I m sure Donald Trump will ban global warming

    • @jhusteadful
      @jhusteadful Před 8 lety +1

      +LeFlyingSaucer you're so funny omg!

    • @ImHeadshotSniper
      @ImHeadshotSniper Před 8 lety +1

      hahahaha

    • @stardude289
      @stardude289 Před 8 lety +6

      +Walther Schellenberg The mexicans actually are very racists. Especially the white mexicans living in Mexico. Not saying that all mexicans are. But a lot are.

    • @cupatens9537
      @cupatens9537 Před 7 lety +4

      Steven Rivera according to whom?

    • @ImHeadshotSniper
      @ImHeadshotSniper Před 7 lety +4

      ***** it has been much hotter in the past yes. that was fucking detrimental to the environment back then too. dinosaurs could relocate which wasn't a problem because rising sea levels meant nothing. oh the water is getting a little closer than usual, we need to move. then they get right the fuck outta there. not so easy for us now. it's hard for humans to migrate because we built homes. coastal homes (which there are a lot of) will be completely flooded by the rising sea levels. this will force lots of people to migrate out of where they live. if you were forced to leave your home town for the rest of your life because of weather, you think you would enjoy that? obviously not. and also the polar bear dying thing yatta yatta everyone already KNOWS it's a problem

  • @robotron17
    @robotron17 Před 4 lety +25

    Glaciers growing? Okay, let me tweak the science a little to explain it ... okay NOW the science is settled.

    • @damnstupidoldidiot8776
      @damnstupidoldidiot8776 Před 4 lety +1

      "I don't understand science so it must not be true" - you.

    • @danzel1157
      @danzel1157 Před 3 lety

      robotron17. You don't listen, do you?

    • @xwtek3505
      @xwtek3505 Před rokem

      That's the whole point of science. You adjust the model based on observation, not insisting on the unfalsifiable dogma.

  • @reaality3860
    @reaality3860 Před 6 lety +30

    If Earth's climate change is man-made why are all the planets in our solar system also currently going through their own global warming?

    • @Boodew-uw8hh
      @Boodew-uw8hh Před 6 lety +5

      Rea Ality .....because Bill Nye said so.

    • @JohnBaleshiski
      @JohnBaleshiski Před 5 lety +5

      A great question. Not all of them are warming. Neptune's moon Triton, and the planets Jupiter, Pluto and Mars are. Other plants have different cycles than the Earth and tilt at different times. If it was just sun-based, then ALL planets and moons should be experiencing warming. They are not.

    • @iancampbell6925
      @iancampbell6925 Před 5 lety +6

      @@JohnBaleshiski `How does tilting affect the overall temperature rather than a particular location.

    • @DANGJOS
      @DANGJOS Před 4 lety +1

      Did anyone bother to ask or wonder whether the claim by @Rea Ality
      is even true?

    • @reaality3860
      @reaality3860 Před 4 lety

      @@DANGJOS, czcams.com/video/mQgnYw9tPj0/video.html

  • @VaryingViewpoint
    @VaryingViewpoint Před 7 lety +86

    Right up there with "can't feel the earth rotating, so it an't"! Too all the late eaters out there.

    • @nejx8711
      @nejx8711 Před 7 lety +8

      VaryingViewpoint And let's not the whole " how can CZcamsrs have 10+ million subscribers when there's only 6-7 million people on Earth"

    • @devarajakhilmatta320
      @devarajakhilmatta320 Před 7 lety

      KobraNejc 420
      Dafaq u saying dude 6-7 million on earth? there are more than 1200 million ppl in india

    • @MrT------5743
      @MrT------5743 Před 7 lety +3

      there is 7 billion people not million.

    • @nejx8711
      @nejx8711 Před 7 lety +2

      Larry Thielen Yeah, tell that to most americans😂😂😂. I know that, look who I replied to, thats the point I was trying to make.

    • @nejx8711
      @nejx8711 Před 7 lety +1

      devarajakhil matta 1200 million? So that would be 200 billion? Bruh, you were even more off then me😂😂😂

  • @skykid
    @skykid Před 8 lety +25

    while this makes sense, did they actually study the composition of the surface water around Antarctica before making the claim?

    • @EmilKlingberg
      @EmilKlingberg Před 8 lety +10

      +skykid yeah, like every week

    • @xxxdroidmonkeyxxx
      @xxxdroidmonkeyxxx Před 8 lety +3

      If they send planes to scan the surface of vulnerable parts of Antarctica, sending in a boat to collect water samples is a no brainier.

    • @WashashoreProd
      @WashashoreProd Před 8 lety

      +skykid Why wouldn't they?

    • @xxxdroidmonkeyxxx
      @xxxdroidmonkeyxxx Před 8 lety

      rango3526 No they're actually using special planes for it. They send them from South America to do low passes. Something satellites can't do. Research it. It's actually interesting,

    • @rango3526
      @rango3526 Před 8 lety

      droid monkey Oh I didn't know that, thanks.

  • @htuck2
    @htuck2 Před 5 lety +94

    Gimme Your Monies!!!
    Oops, I mean, the end is near!

  • @regularfather4708
    @regularfather4708 Před 4 lety +6

    I wanted my refrigerator to be colder, so I unplugged it. The NASA magic has failed me... maybe I need to pay more carbon tax.

    • @rolo5424
      @rolo5424 Před 4 lety +1

      Ha ha ha.. Excellent point in a nutshell.

    • @danzel1157
      @danzel1157 Před 3 lety +1

      Cis White Dad. Just because you don't understand something doesn't mean that it's not true. You're actually flaunting your lack.

    • @regularfather4708
      @regularfather4708 Před 3 lety

      @@danzel1157 blindly believing what the lab coats tell you does not make you smart.

    • @danzel1157
      @danzel1157 Před 3 lety +1

      @@regularfather4708 Good for you. Who needs bloody science when you've got magical thinking, eh?

  • @akawilly
    @akawilly Před 7 lety +137

    Can we please leave this debate to that scientists and get the media and politicians out of it? You just admitted scientists DON'T know for sure the reasons why sea levels are rising; AND that NASA as well as most others say it is difficult to get the real world data.
    PLEASE just give the scientists the money they need and then just butt out!

    • @akawilly
      @akawilly Před 7 lety +3

      The problem isnt people not looking for themselves, the problem is the scientist don't know what is making sea levels rise.
      They need more research so they can have the debate. You two are OBVIOUSLY not scientists.

    • @EncinoRecords
      @EncinoRecords Před 7 lety +7

      sea levels are rising because more water is flowing from rivers into the oceans, logically, indicating the primary causes would be higher than average rain/snow fall and higher than average melting of landed ice like glaciers. its rather rudimentary actually. the causes of that would be higher than average temperatures and stronger than average storms, both indicate global warming as the main cause. so the question is whats causing the warming. again, the science is rather clear its the co2, along with other greenhouse gases like methane and water vapor meaning human caused increases in co2 are part of it, but the exact amount is debatable because human activity is on some level compensated for by the environment. so the question is simply how much is the cup over flowing by and thats rather trivial at the end of the day.
      props if you took the time to read it, most wouldnt.

    • @tsunamio7750
      @tsunamio7750 Před 7 lety

      WillMePHD If they don't know why, in theyr studies they will cleary end by telling you that they still don't know why.
      Reading sir, reading.
      Not only I never pretended to state anything scientific but I made no claim except the one that I hate people who base theyr opinions on beliefs. Whether or not they are right.

    • @johnnyllooddte3415
      @johnnyllooddte3415 Před 7 lety +2

      encino insano but we are in a record drought worldwide ahahaha

    • @maxlee6739
      @maxlee6739 Před 7 lety +3

      There is no debate. It's fact.

  • @rogermetzger7335
    @rogermetzger7335 Před 7 lety +4

    Figures don't lie but liars still do figure.
    If nobody was benefiting from all these figures, I'd be much more inclined to take them seriously. As long as they are being used as an excuse to regulate us into oblivion, please forgive my skepticism.

    • @jwfcp
      @jwfcp Před 7 lety +3

      "regulate us into oblivion"
      We don't need to go to a zero carbon emission stone age, we just need to get back under the threshold of natural weathering, its an engineering problem, one that is well within our reach. untrigger yourself.
      "If nobody was benefiting from all these figures"
      Deniers have billions of dollars on the line, scientists have salaries, tens of thousands of dollars worth. untrigger yourself.

  • @germanher7528
    @germanher7528 Před 5 lety +13

    Johnny Lawrence said global warming is due to huge amount of hot babes

    • @scottleft3672
      @scottleft3672 Před 3 lety

      All that sun screen is getting in the iceburgs.

  • @elbattarijamil7781
    @elbattarijamil7781 Před 5 lety +62

    Ready yourself for GLOBAL COOLING

    • @lunaflamed
      @lunaflamed Před 5 lety +3

      We been there done that... then it was Global Warming... now” Climate crisis” and climate Change, cause some people Believe that the climate is never supposed to change... only the weather, but that we are causing the climate to change.

    • @kimweaver3323
      @kimweaver3323 Před 4 lety

      @@lunaflamed Climate changes. FOR REASONS. This time, it's because of human activity. It's changing far faster than most species can adapt to. About 10,000 times faster than "natural" climate change. So, it's now something different..... habitat collapse due to climate disruption due to human activities. We are a force of nature now. As of 2017, humans moved more dirt, rock, soil than natural forces moved. BAM!

    • @rayzimmermin
      @rayzimmermin Před 4 lety +1

      wait i thought we went threw that in the 70's is this like fashion everything old is new again

    • @kimweaver3323
      @kimweaver3323 Před 4 lety

      @@rayzimmermin Yeah, the rapid heating began in the late 70s. It's worse now.

    • @rayzimmermin
      @rayzimmermin Před 4 lety

      @@kimweaver3323 wait you mean like the rapid heating tha caused the dust bowl in the 1930's just before the cooling of the 40's thru 70's just to go back to heating from the 80' to the 10's and now its cooling again like it did on the 40's thru 70's
      almost like its a natural cycle or something already proven by the ice core samples long term global records
      but ya it's all man made and getting worse not just doing what it has been doing for thousands of years
      also the things that causes the ice ages and what made the earth as cool as it is were caused by asteroids and the earth has been warming back to pre impact temps ever sense and just like a glass of water with ice in it the timp will slowly rise until the breaking point where it will warm up exponentially until it is room temp the global warming we are experiencing is just the earth reacclimating itself to pre impact conditions and it's all influenced by sunspots and their effect on the space around the sun

  • @nebulaunfolding
    @nebulaunfolding Před 7 lety +55

    Increasing surface ice would cause a cooling effect. Ice reflects sun light back into space. Land and water absorb more solar radiation and convert it to heat.

    • @owenthomas2914
      @owenthomas2914 Před 6 lety +1

      yes, although I suspect the fact it's mostly there in winter limits this effect.

    • @rednidedni3875
      @rednidedni3875 Před 6 lety +6

      He didn't mention that the arctic ice sheet is melting 3x as fast as the antarctic one is melting.

    • @RutraNickers
      @RutraNickers Před 6 lety +1

      the problem is that the CO2 emitions are heating much more than the heat reflected by the increase in ice surface

    • @rednidedni3875
      @rednidedni3875 Před 6 lety

      RutraNickers Meaning Ice is decreasing, heating earth further.

    • @adamb3918
      @adamb3918 Před 6 lety

      And that could be the way the earth is attempting to compensate for our activity, but you also have to realize Antartica only gets sunlight 6 months out of the year and it is not getting it directly which will reduce that cooling effect. Furthermore increased CO2 in the atmosphere will help to hold in more of that heat.

  • @Filip_Wessman
    @Filip_Wessman Před 7 lety +40

    Short answear: It isnt. Western Antarctica is losing ice and have done for quite a while, and the pace of it is increasing. Eastern Antarctica is gaining ice and have done so for thousands of years. But the gain is slowing down and the net balance is turning towards a loss. The ice that is actually growing is the winter sea ice, the one that is floating at sea. But it melts every year. In total, Antarctica is not growing.

    • @user-qq5td4lo9s
      @user-qq5td4lo9s Před 7 lety +2

      WHERE IS your DATA about this?

    • @Filip_Wessman
      @Filip_Wessman Před 7 lety +5

      Greek alphabet guy: The real scientists. I will not google this for you. It is out in the open, just google it. Jezza: no reason to be rude, weather you adressed me or greek alphabet guy. I will not comment further on this thread.

    • @user-qq5td4lo9s
      @user-qq5td4lo9s Před 7 lety +3

      go back to school.google has TONS of different information about the subject. cheers

    • @smkurf
      @smkurf Před 6 lety

      Jezza Clarkson he is just asking for advice chill

    • @prairledoggedrez4758
      @prairledoggedrez4758 Před 6 lety

      Filip Wessman ''Short answear: It isnt. Western Antarctica is losing ice and have done for quite a while''
      nsidc.org/arcticseaicenews/
      Er no it's not.

  • @Morbius1963
    @Morbius1963 Před 6 lety +30

    The climate has always been in a state of change and mankind has always needed guilt. Deny me that, denier deniers.

  • @larrydugan1441
    @larrydugan1441 Před 5 lety +6

    Except apparently in the artic where the story is less sea ice is evidence of global warming! Less sea ice in the artic is global warming more sea ice in Antártica is global warming. Duh?

  • @WobblesandBean
    @WobblesandBean Před 8 lety +119

    I'm not looking forward to explaining this to my dad when he inevitably brings this up in one of his anti-global warming rants at Thanksgiving.

    • @Siberius-
      @Siberius- Před 8 lety

      Should be easy enough though..
      Glacier land ice is melting from global warming and then it freezes in the water around antarctica, making what appears to be more ice since water with no salt freezes in the water first and we have tested the ice and we know it's ice with no salt. Booom, suck it in DADDD! noob.

    • @kOOshh16
      @kOOshh16 Před 8 lety

      +Amelia Bee Does he also talk about Climate Gate and question the motives of his government?

    • @MrBamafan2570
      @MrBamafan2570 Před 8 lety +12

      He's right it's a scam

    • @Novusod
      @Novusod Před 8 lety +13

      +Amelia Bee
      You should listen to your dad. Global Warming is a hoax.

    • @WobblesandBean
      @WobblesandBean Před 8 lety +7

      +Juan Gonzalez All the damn time. He also doesn't know why we ever stopped using DDT and thinks that we SHOULD be overfishing and hunting keystone species to extinction because WE HOOMIN, DEY NAWT, RAWR!

  • @Gio98art
    @Gio98art Před 7 lety +87

    All I can imagine is the ironic part of climate change. Like Greenland actually turning into a green tropical beach resort and the Netherlands really becomming a watercountry (since it'll be mostly flooded)Also people in NY won't have to book flights to Venice anymore because their skyscrapers will form nice channels for the water to run throughBesides that Venice will become populair among divers.Atleast asia will have a bigger garbage can

    • @Sultan-bm7ey
      @Sultan-bm7ey Před 7 lety +1

      Gio98art lol

    • @fanijar
      @fanijar Před 7 lety +3

      and the thousands of innocent people that die because of storms, sinkholes, floods, hurricanes, tsunamis... *wow this is so funny right? Funny funny funny! Yeeeeaaah!*

    • @jadecoolness101
      @jadecoolness101 Před 7 lety +7

      Stefano Cuoghi humor is sometimes a coping mechanism. Many people with depression use humor. But sure, lets mock people for joking about serious issues because that's how it's most comfortable to talk about..
      You can be serious about an issue and still make jokes about it. I bet you're one of those people that hate rapes jokes as well, arent you? You must be so fun at parties..

    • @Gio98art
      @Gio98art Před 7 lety

      yeesh Hein

    • @fanijar
      @fanijar Před 7 lety +1

      jadecoolness101 my jokes don't hurt people or races or disrespect the dead and i'm a nice person for it ;D

  • @ethangray8527
    @ethangray8527 Před 6 lety +10

    Hmm, well even if Global Warming is a myth we still should switch over to renewable energy. Or maybe just clean Nuclear energy. Pollution is a big enough issue by itself.

    • @tjanderson5892
      @tjanderson5892 Před 5 lety +1

      Ethan Gray that’s the problem. Nobody is sayin that we shouldnt look to be cleaner and try and curb pollution, it’s the politicizing climate change to do so that’s the issue. The hysteria is all fake and profit motivated.

  • @ThisValiantAdventure
    @ThisValiantAdventure Před 4 lety +2

    This 2015 study was NOT consistent with other studies. Other scientists reviewed the 2015 study and found lots of issues. You can google it. I don’t have time.

  • @damienhuff2726
    @damienhuff2726 Před 7 lety +50

    This video in a nutshell. "We don't know what's going on but whatever it is we have been right all along we just need more research (i.e. money) to figure out how to explain we are right about climate change (i.e. that thing we used to call global warming)

    • @rednidedni3875
      @rednidedni3875 Před 6 lety

      Well, this dude doesn't really know whats going on. We do.
      What, do you think scientists just pocket the money? Lol

    • @rednidedni3875
      @rednidedni3875 Před 6 lety

      How is that related?

    • @rednidedni3875
      @rednidedni3875 Před 6 lety

      JohnFruscianteMarkLa Example?

    • @rednidedni3875
      @rednidedni3875 Před 6 lety +1

      That person who "exposed" nasa has no expertise in climatology. There WOULD be an investigation if there was something to it. The money is in companies, especially big oil and all other branches using fossil fuels - don't you think those would be opposed to anti-CO2 regulation? A lot? Who do you think would profit off climate change?

    • @dougscott467
      @dougscott467 Před 6 lety

      Yes, LOL

  • @N3G4T3
    @N3G4T3 Před 7 lety +374

    Climate change, the key word. :D

    • @N3G4T3
      @N3G4T3 Před 7 lety +8

      Everyone always says global warming when it's more climate change in general.

    • @dylanwight5764
      @dylanwight5764 Před 7 lety +25

      "Oh, so we were wrong about global warming?"
      "Yeah, that's what this study says."
      "Well, I'm suddenly glad we swapped the name to Climate Change then."

    • @Niom_Music
      @Niom_Music Před 7 lety

      The Unknown key words*

    • @N3G4T3
      @N3G4T3 Před 7 lety +27

      Dylan Wight No, global warming is real still, it's just that global warming is one part of climate change.

    • @dylanwight5764
      @dylanwight5764 Před 7 lety +4

      I know. It's just a favoured tactic of any politician to use very broad terms so that they can't possibly be wrong, even if they're not exactly right
      We may be in a general cooling trend, but that's talking millennia. What worries me is that we're rising as quickly as we are. We *should* be falling under normal circumstances. That says a lot about our actual effect on the planet

  • @spiritualphilosopher4492
    @spiritualphilosopher4492 Před 5 lety +12

    How am I feeling? I'm feeling your talking absolute rubbish. More sea ice does not mean the globe is warming. How gullible do you think people are?

    • @xander1756
      @xander1756 Před 4 lety +2

      It's not his fault. He's simply parroting what Nasa scientists have stated.
      The same scientists who state that if earth was slightly further away from the sun, the whole earth would be covered in hundreds of feel of ice and snow, and if slightly closer to the sun, we'd all be crispy bacon.
      And then they have the audacity to claim that the reason why Mercury hadn't melted away eons ago due to being millions of miles closer to the sun than Earth, is they claim there's a phenomenon where the closer you are to a heat source, the cooler the temp...
      ...and that sure sounds similar to the claims that global warming creates more ice in the Antarctic.

    • @GeneralBlackNorway
      @GeneralBlackNorway Před 4 lety +1

      @@xander1756 I think you are taking things out of context and misunderstanding things, then putting this garbled mess together as a straw man fallacy. If the Earth was closer to the sun then it would be warmer and if it would be furter away it would be colder. That's a fact. Mercury is basically a crisp, but it's not hot enough to melt everything there. Besides distance is not the only factor affecting temperature. Venus is further from the sun, but is hotter than Mercury, because of it's thick atmosphere containing lot's of greenhouse gasses. Mars is really cold compared to Earth, because of it's atmosphere being really thin. The amount of heat absorbed decreases exponentially with the distance, meaning if you double the distance the incoming radiation from the sun is one quarter.

    • @xander1756
      @xander1756 Před 4 lety

      @@GeneralBlackNorway I'll get back to you after I find the vids that contain the info I posted.
      Might take me a while, and I may not find them.
      In the meantime...
      "I think you are taking things out of context and misunderstanding things, then putting this garbled mess together as a straw man fallacy."
      I continue to stand by my statements that everyone is free and entitled to think and express whatever they need to or desire. I've developed into a person who's no longer adversely affected by what others think, be it about me or having a different opinion to mine.

    • @GeneralBlackNorway
      @GeneralBlackNorway Před 4 lety +1

      @@xander1756 yes you're free to think what ever you want and to share what you think. Same goes for everyone else even what they think about your thoughts. It's a good trait to not be offended by differences in opinion.

    • @xander1756
      @xander1756 Před 4 lety

      @@GeneralBlackNorway I was talking about your unfavourable opinion of me.
      1. Not bothered by such criticism.
      2. Ad hominem arguments serve no benefit towards a conversation.
      "The aim of an argument or discussion should not be victory, but progress." - Joseph Joubert

  • @jasonhatt4295
    @jasonhatt4295 Před 6 lety +8

    3:39 Yeah, and he's building an Ark too.

  • @cameronh3260
    @cameronh3260 Před 8 lety +9

    My brain Just died

  • @teegamew766
    @teegamew766 Před 7 lety +109

    Member when they said we would be under the ocean by 2012?

  • @ohsure2784
    @ohsure2784 Před 5 lety +9

    What? The ice melts and the refreezes 10 feet away? HAHAHAHAHAHA!

  • @Renagade5150
    @Renagade5150 Před 4 lety +5

    Has anyone done a study on the reflectivity of that extra SEA ice? I understand the sun is weak at polar latitudes but if you have a growing reflective surface, will that not have a cooling affect?

    • @kayakMike1000
      @kayakMike1000 Před rokem +1

      Yes. The ice increases the albedo of earth.

  • @DLBassist
    @DLBassist Před 6 lety +20

    Interesting. I expect the growing sea ice to reflect more sunlight, thus cooling the planet and restoring equilibrium. There are so many ‘cool’ environmental processes at work.

    • @nobilesnovushomo58
      @nobilesnovushomo58 Před 2 lety

      “That’s the excuse golem, and we’re sticking to it!” - California Dems upon being asked why California gas prices are 12 per gallon in 2077

    • @justinblake420
      @justinblake420 Před 2 lety

      I can tell you its extending winter in australia increasin snow and causing snow in places that have never got it before

    • @debstarcrazy
      @debstarcrazy Před rokem

      The paper and other science makes a distinction between sea ice and ice shelves, which protect the glaciers from melting. The sea ice seems to be spreading and this could expose the ice shelves. If they melt there is really no going back. It seems all of these processes are very complex, I don’t really think a layperson like us can just guess it all away with an idea like ‘the ice will reflect the sun and balance it out’. We need to listen to the scientific community and get real in making changes so we can survive.

    • @terenceiutzi4003
      @terenceiutzi4003 Před rokem

      I use a Galileo Luna dive computer, and I dive at the same time every year on the same reefs in the equatorial Pacific Ocean and the Golf of Mexico. Over the past 7 years, the temperature at 60 feet has dropped 5 degrees!

  • @kostathomas8732
    @kostathomas8732 Před 8 lety +36

    Saying global warming is just a theory is like saying gravity is a theory and you don't go jumping out your window because gravity is "just a theory"

    • @kvkman555
      @kvkman555 Před 8 lety +8

      +Kosta Thomas No, I don't jump out my window because gravitation is a scientific law not a theory. Models of global climate are theory because they can't be explicitly defined by formulas and are likely to change as more data is collected. The idea that increased Antarctic sea ice supports climate change is probably only at the hypothesis stage.

    • @Psittac20
      @Psittac20 Před 8 lety +11

      +Kosta Thomas Global warming is extremely complex, I'm a skeptic of it in general but not a denier. Basically I just don't trust what most people say these day's, scientist's or politician's. I can say though, given the overwhelming number of scientist's on board with global warming, it's probably true. I guess my overall take on the subject, is the earth goes through phases, ice age's and warming period's. If I knew enough about the subject I would look into the information myself. At any rate I believe in moving forward with new energy source's right now. Fact is though, oil and coal are resource's and that mean's political power and sway. It won't be going away any time soon.

    • @kvkman555
      @kvkman555 Před 8 lety +1

      +Psittac20 You (Sir or Madam) are probably the most realistic, level headed commenter here. Its a breath of fresh air.
      btw if you want a better grasp on what contributes to the complexity of global climate, here's an abridged list of factors from my knowledge alone:
      Solar cycles, Ocean circulation cycles, carbon cycles in ocean life, terrestrial biologic carbon sources, the capture of Co2 during mountain weathering and erosion, Plate tectonic processes (including volcanism) , Human contributions, Axial tilt and precision cycles, orbital eccentricity cycles, and the albedo cooling effect (possibly related to ice cover in this video).

    • @atheoang3l0_old44
      @atheoang3l0_old44 Před 8 lety +1

      +Kugelblitz, Seeker of Knowledge, I think you mean "scientific fact". Contrary to popular belief, "scientific law" is not a label used to point out that something is a fact. And, contrary to popular belief as well, "scientific theory" is not a label used to point out that something is a guess or a hunch. The scientific terms "law" and "theory" are different from their lay term counterparts.
      I think that was Kosta Thomas' point. Those who keep saying it is "just a theory" have no clue what a scientific theory really is.

    • @exactemphasis
      @exactemphasis Před 8 lety +4

      +Kugelblitz, Seeker of Knowledge Actually, gravity is less understood than global warming. The two prevailing theories are from Newton and Einstein, but neither fully explain it.

  • @Madzguy007
    @Madzguy007 Před 5 lety +3

    Why doesn’t any of those global warming gurus ever talk about sea water evaporation?

    • @richardhuzzey1294
      @richardhuzzey1294 Před 5 lety

      Because they haven't thought of that yet.

    • @JohnBaleshiski
      @JohnBaleshiski Před 5 lety +1

      They do. Google "sea water evaporation and global warming"

    • @danzel1157
      @danzel1157 Před 3 lety

      Madzguy007. Why don't you find out why they don't?

  • @KamiNoRanger99
    @KamiNoRanger99 Před 6 lety +3

    Climate Change or as I learned it, weather.

  • @hotpocketsfan
    @hotpocketsfan Před 7 lety +94

    When water freezes it grows by 3% so the increase of ice makes it heavier and pushes water up and make more ice and away making sea level go up

    • @brianmerkosky9243
      @brianmerkosky9243 Před 7 lety +19

      Wyatt Oxley water is at its maximum density at 4 degrees so when it freezes it becomes less dense which is why ice floats. sea ice is just so massive that some of it will be under water so you may be partially right but for the wrong reason.

    • @BrunoJMR
      @BrunoJMR Před 7 lety +15

      actually, the volume the floating ice displaces on the sea water is exactly the same volume that frozen water would occupy if melted. it's called Archimedes' principle.

    • @carlosfernandez5833
      @carlosfernandez5833 Před 7 lety +13

      That's complete nonsense. What you're basically saying is that because the volume increases, so does the mass. That violates the law of conservation of mass - that mass cannot be created or destroyed. The mass remains the same, which causes the density of ice to decrease, which is why it floats in water.

    • @BrunoJMR
      @BrunoJMR Před 7 lety

      Carlos Fernandez i didn't say that, you didn't understand my coment

    • @markefreet1522
      @markefreet1522 Před 7 lety

      I want to have a glass of ice water and then all the ice in my glass melted and my glass overflowed

  • @timeslice
    @timeslice Před 6 lety +6

    "Dangerous global warming"
    *THAT'S WHAT SHE SAID.* 😂

  • @OAbrey
    @OAbrey Před 4 lety +2

    As a lover of science I always say go back to the data. When I look at the data I notice the rise of sea level is a straight line. No acceleration. None. No acceleration despite Al Gore's, or Hanson's predictions. For the past 20 years. Do you know, scientifically, what the significance of that is?

    • @user-ss2ly1ir6j
      @user-ss2ly1ir6j Před 4 lety

      My guess is that they're all full of shit? Ah...ya!!

  • @jamesstovall2096
    @jamesstovall2096 Před 6 lety +1

    Water is a diamagnetic material. It shouldn’t be affected a magnetic field. The Earth is currently undergoing a geomagnetic reversal. The thermal motion of some of the partially charged atoms in the water. This increased magnetic field is giving rise to Lorentz forces in the water making the oceans slightly magnetic. Therefore, the increased positively charged water molecules in the North are migrating to the more negatively charged molecules at the South Pole. There should be evidence of this in the Northern hemisphere, including increased droughts, volcanism/plate tectonic activity, increased extinction of species that rely on magnetic fields for migration, etc. Those are my thoughts.

  • @MrPotatoPro
    @MrPotatoPro Před 7 lety +6

    Surely it's Greenland's melting glaciers that are causing sea level rise.

    • @WestOfEarth
      @WestOfEarth Před 7 lety +1

      also, thermal expansion due to temperature rise.

    • @MrPotatoPro
      @MrPotatoPro Před 7 lety

      Mark Grant Scientists have estimated that the Greenland ice sheet is between 400,000 and 800,000 years old. This means that the island today is unlikely to have been markedly different when Europeans settled there. However, there is evidence that the settled areas were warmer than today, with large birch woodlands providing both timber and fuel. This warmth coincided with the period known as the Medieval Climatic Anomaly, also known as the Medieval Warm Period, which can be further learnt about here: goo.gl/HSNZv
      So how did Greenland get its name? According to the Icelandic sagas, Erik the Red named it Greenland in an attempt to lure settlers in search of land and the promise of a better life. However, the age of the ice sheet, which is more than 3 kilometers thick in places and covers 80% of Greenland, proves that the opportunities to establish communities would have been limited to rather small areas.
      Source:www.skepticalscience.com/greenland-used-to-be-green.htm

    • @MrPotatoPro
      @MrPotatoPro Před 7 lety

      Mark Grant New Danish research from the University of Copenhagen shows that large parts of Greenland were covered by forest. This was discovered by analyzing fossil DNA which had been preserved under the kilometer-thick icecap. The DNA-traces are likely close to 450,000 years old, and that means that Greenland was also covered in a large ice sheet 125,000 years ago during the earth's last warm period. This was while the climate was 5 degrees warmer than the inter glacial period we currently live in, the implication of which is that global warming will not impact glacial melt in Greenland and by extension, global sea-level rise. Source: www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2007/07/070705153019.htm
      But we now know that Greenland is in fact melting at an unprecedented rate. The introduction of any glacial ice from above sea level, will in turn add to sea levels. Also the desalination of the surrounding waters lowers the waters freezing level, ultimately increasing the amount of sea ice around Greenland. The same problem is plaguing the Antarctic.

    • @WestOfEarth
      @WestOfEarth Před 7 lety

      Mark Grant Dude, why am I not surprised you fail at history as well as science. Greenland and Icelane were named, respectively, as early Nordic 'propaganda'. Greenland was named such to attract settlers to a very cold and inhospitable land. Iceland was named to deter settlers and invaders. Each was named for its opposite real life conditions. These are historical facts anyone learns in high school history.

    • @MrPotatoPro
      @MrPotatoPro Před 7 lety +1

      WestOfEarth I mentioned this in my first reply to him:
      _"According to the Icelandic sagas, Erik the Red named it Greenland in an attempt to lure settlers in search of land and the promise of a better life. However, the age of the ice sheet, which is more than 3 kilometers thick in places and covers 80% of Greenland, proves that the opportunities to establish communities would have been limited to rather small areas."_
      *"These are historical facts anyone learns in high school history."* I never learn't this in history class, Icelandic history isn't a part of the Australian curriculum.

  • @Ara198826
    @Ara198826 Před 8 lety +5

    if global warming is real how can I have ice cream ?

    • @robrod7120
      @robrod7120 Před 8 lety +3

      cause my peepee is cold

    • @aquascissors101
      @aquascissors101 Před 8 lety

      +Rob Rod To quote one of my favorite Robot Chicken skits, "Bend over and grab your ankles!"

    • @americancountryball7808
      @americancountryball7808 Před 8 lety

      Because cars and fans and winter etc.

    • @Dommy521
      @Dommy521 Před 8 lety

      +Ara J Houston, we have a problem

    • @Ara198826
      @Ara198826 Před 8 lety

      Dommy521 it was a sarcastic comment in case you didn't get it

  • @jackkemp7256
    @jackkemp7256 Před 5 lety +11

    3:40 "NOAA says 'yes the seas are rising, the thing is, *now we aren't 100 percent sure why.'"*
    That means less supporting evidence for *man made* climate change if *"now"* we are *less "sure"* of a cause than we were before. The video never blamed climate change on it on man's involvement, but that is the main debate.

    • @gbuz5789
      @gbuz5789 Před 5 lety +2

      There are ocean level scientists that say the oceans are not experiencing unusual rise. It has been rising about 7 inches per 100 years since the last ice age and that has not changed since the increase in CO2. Climategate is sophistry 101.

    • @williameuler8056
      @williameuler8056 Před 5 lety +1

      Source?

    • @anti-ethniccleansing465
      @anti-ethniccleansing465 Před 5 lety +1

      G Buz
      Your details are wrong.
      Sea level trends ( tidesandcurrents.noaa.gov/sltrends/sltrends.html ), shows that sea level has been rising on average world-wide *a quarter inch per year,* a rate that has not changed since the 1800s (it is still true that it hasn't been accelerating in more recent times like they tell us).

    • @anti-ethniccleansing465
      @anti-ethniccleansing465 Před 5 lety +1

      William Euler
      He overestimated the amount of inches. It is actually less than that. See the link I just left.

    • @nicestguyinhouse6112
      @nicestguyinhouse6112 Před 4 lety

      @@anti-ethniccleansing465
      into all see levels are rising though at least not every year, there are parts of sea that are rising at 1 part but not at another, I dunno if the moon whatever is effecting it but this reasoning is far from being known 100% just like the guy in this video says himself.
      the more I look into this the more I'm thinking I'm getting shammed thb

  • @unrealone1
    @unrealone1 Před 5 lety +3

    Antarctica ice melts at minus 80 to minus 20 degrees does it?

  • @buckfisherGBY
    @buckfisherGBY Před 6 lety +87

    That is ridiculous, sea levels have been rising for about 12,000yrs, since the end of the last glaciation, and beginning of this interglacial period. So far it has risen, on average, about 400ft. For around 100,000yrs, the oceans were up to 400ft. lower than now. They are presently rising at an approximate rate of 6 inches every 100yrs, and have been rising slower than they were. And, by the way, we have been in an Ice Age that started approximately 20 million years ago, when Antarctica was reglaciated, and are still in that ice age. It did not end, we will be in the ice age as long as there are ice sheets on the planet. Note: When Antarctica was being buried under glaciers, the average world temperature was the same as now, at the coldest point in Antarctica's glaciation. People should search for "EPICA Ice Core Temperature Plot", it is very informative.

    • @buckfisherGBY
      @buckfisherGBY Před 6 lety +6

      +kgbme When you are dealing with climate, you have to deal in geographic time references, one of our lifetimes is just a blink of the eye to the planet and its climate. The ice core temperature record says it is more likely that we will have a continued oscillation of 100,000yrs super cold, then 15,000-25,000yrs of warmth, like now. These periods vary, of course, but we are very likely to experience "mini-ice-ages" and more full blown "glaciation periods". The last glaciation period, (that ended 12,000yrs ago), was the longest one in the last 500,000yrs and the last interglacial period was the hottest in the same time frame. We get these figures from the study of ice and geologic core samples. The latest "Ice Age" started about 20 million years ago, during the "Antarctic Reglaciation Period".

    • @buckfisherGBY
      @buckfisherGBY Před 6 lety +9

      +Verty The pushing of this non-scientific, un founded threat of warming, (It was considerably warmer last time we were in an Interglacial Period), is an evil political plan to enslave mankind under a Fascist World Government. And, their attempts to cool the planet may, unfortunately for us, cause the start of the next glaciation period, earlier than it would naturally happen. People are acting like scared sheep, or lemmings.

    • @adamb3918
      @adamb3918 Před 6 lety +4

      'Non-scientific' , what are you smoking. These studies and research are using all the scientific methods we have to develop these studies and theories.
      Now as to your various claims about 20 million years ago, 200,000 years ago, etc etc. Few issues with that. 1. 20 million years ago, the planet was not exactly a friendly environment to live on. In fact it is entirely possible that humanity and civilization as we know it would be nigh impossible to develop in that environment. The Earth also used to be completely volcanic, we don't want it to go back to that state. So acting like it is no big deal if we go back to that period is kind of foolish.
      2. Scientists have factored the very things you have commented on. It is the fact that these trends are going outside the norms that brings up the concern. They know and have spoken of the oscillation and orbital changes of the planet, they have never denied the earth has been hotter, but those times were also before human's were walking around. They are not saying the Earth will explode if Global warming increases, just that we may not be around anymore if it does. Or at least that we could suffer a massive loss of life.
      3. Going off the latest scientific knowledge, ensuring the study has been peer reviewed from multiple sources, and being concerned about the results, is not being a sheep or lemming. No more than it is if you believe your doctor when they say you have cancer, especially if that is the cesnsus after a second or third opinion. Same as claiming that its all a grand conspiracy for a fascist takeover, just because you can't understand the data or the context doesn't not make you a conspiracy theory nut job.
      4. 'Attempts to cool the planet', at no point has any scientist I have ever heard talked about an active attempt to 'cool' the planet. All the scientist have wanted is to minimize humanity's impact on the environment so that it returns to normal levels and continues on its natural course. That would not cause anything to occur early or late.

    • @buckfisherGBY
      @buckfisherGBY Před 6 lety +8

      +Adam B Wow, not only did you not even try to check anything I said, you didn't even look at the Ice Core Data from Antarctica. If you can't be bothered to research what you are spewing, it isn't worth a response. Don't just take things as fact because you read it or saw it on TV, look up as many references as you can, and you might at least get a small clue. Don't bother writing anymore brain diarrhea, it is empty and meaningless. Do your home work.

    • @adamb3918
      @adamb3918 Před 6 lety +7

      +Buck - I have researched it, perhaps you should do the same. And apply context to the time frames you are speaking of. Never once have I or any climate scientist ever said the information you gave was wrong just your conclusion that the current changes we are witnessing are purely 'natural'. What scientists are saying is that if the climate continues on its current course it will have a catastrophic on the planet and our species. These are the same scientists, mind you, that found and analyzed the data you are spewing out and have a much better handle on understanding it than you do. The Earth's climate continues, as you are claiming, in normally predictable patterns. What they are seeing NOW is that it is not going in that same predictable pattern. So saying 'non scientific' just to make yourself feel smarter, or claiming its a conspiracy only shows that you are spewing out a half baked understanding of the science. I find it hilarious how you are only listening to half the story so it fits your own narrative.

  • @livefree1030
    @livefree1030 Před 7 lety +3

    watched a Shell oil ad before this video.

  • @abigailslade3824
    @abigailslade3824 Před 3 lety +1

    This aged really badly now the ice growth is out weighing the ice melt

  • @babaloothemagicclown5785
    @babaloothemagicclown5785 Před 6 lety +4

    Google the lost squadron.... and then explain how those planes ended up so deep down in the snow.

    • @joemonroe9456
      @joemonroe9456 Před 5 lety

      is that the one that was under 250 feet of ice in 50 years. Based on that, the ice cores only go back a few thousand years.

  • @Abfjgiek173
    @Abfjgiek173 Před 7 lety +29

    it's funny how they can't know the weather tommorow but they can know the weather how the weather looks like in 500 years

    • @TwiStedTentom
      @TwiStedTentom Před 6 lety +2

      frallanhockey #11 I don't know where you're from, but they do an excellent job predicting the weather here.

    • @austinwise3965
      @austinwise3965 Před 6 lety

      TwiStedTentom never are any forecast 100% right. I've seen them say it was not going to rain no clouds anywhere on radar yet it has rained. So what?

    • @gazzarafalemozzy4766
      @gazzarafalemozzy4766 Před 6 lety +2

      you are wrong they can accurately predict weather for the next day..its called a local area forecast..look one up for your area..you are referring to state forecast which are simply and average..

    • @saxosipho
      @saxosipho Před 6 lety +5

      Weather and climate are different things.

    • @guts2015
      @guts2015 Před 6 lety

      Do you live in Africa or something? In Japan,we can predict the weather of the next week.

  • @chrisgarcia6098
    @chrisgarcia6098 Před 7 lety +45

    I'm pissed off, there are to many people that say it isn't happening- _- why is the human race so stubborn 😣

    • @nejx8711
      @nejx8711 Před 7 lety +1

      Chris Garcia Bruh, I feel you...

    • @ronnieweaver8656
      @ronnieweaver8656 Před 7 lety +4

      Chris Garcia I am pissed of. Too many people believe the studies that have been proven to be incorrect-_-why do there have to be such gullible people in this world.

    • @chrisgarcia6098
      @chrisgarcia6098 Před 7 lety +1

      jerr cast um yes I did, are you that dumb that you don't realize how many people in Congress wipe there ass with what climate scientist say? Or did you skip the part where he said say what you feel in the comment section.

    • @diamondmetal3062
      @diamondmetal3062 Před 7 lety +1

      Chris Garcia We are not stubborn, the planet is too weak

    • @Sh0cKwavE__
      @Sh0cKwavE__ Před 7 lety +1

      Chris Garcia too bad we don't want to give the government more power when we don't believe that man is creating the warming, or change or whatever

  • @cincocharms1233
    @cincocharms1233 Před 6 lety +13

    They are trying very hard to make this sound like science!

  • @josephpaterson8274
    @josephpaterson8274 Před 6 lety +4

    "east antarctica"
    but its on the pole how does it have an east
    "west antarctica"
    wtf its on the south pole everywhere is north why is there east and west antarctica

    • @RussCR5187
      @RussCR5187 Před 4 lety

      Because only a tiny patch of earth's surface is the actual geographic pole. All of the rest of Antarctica has all four cardinal directions. Maybe you're thinking of the puzzle where a man walks south for a mile, east for a mile, and then north for a mile and ends up at the same place. How is this possible? He started at the north pole.

  • @TonyNYC233
    @TonyNYC233 Před 7 lety +7

    I read an article years ago about this exact scenario. But it added that the cold fresh water layer, with the trade winds blowing over it, could contribute to a rapid global cool down; or even a mini ice age.

    • @terenceiutzi4003
      @terenceiutzi4003 Před rokem

      You do know that fesh water is 7 degrees warmer than the salt water that surrounds the antarctic? So warm water is building the ice?

    • @jamesmcmillan3447
      @jamesmcmillan3447 Před rokem

      lol, well thats the real danger of global warming, when the ocean warms it can increase evaporation with the excess moisture blotting out the sun for a decade or century....

  • @plwpahi
    @plwpahi Před 7 lety +12

    Why do people forget to explain that the Artic/Greenland melt is greater than the Antartic freeze?

    • @Bialy_1
      @Bialy_1 Před 6 lety

      The question is what part of "global" you don't understand... if its melting on North Pole and freezing in South Pole then its not global! And the guy in this video is lying and you can find NASA article about it, aparently some scientist there styll didnt get proper big juicy grant to reaseach "global warming"!

    • @jashmedia6935
      @jashmedia6935 Před 5 lety

      90% of humans live north of the equator.

  • @bakerelkins469
    @bakerelkins469 Před 5 lety +5

    The models always get it wrong.

    • @danzel1157
      @danzel1157 Před 3 lety

      Mr Whitworth. Quite the reverse, they mostly get it right.

  • @couerleroi1
    @couerleroi1 Před 24 dny +1

    Well, this didn't age.well,.did it? Its 2024 and we are now experiencing a precipitous decline in Antarctic ice. If you had any credibility, you would explain why you were so cocky 8 years ago.

  • @EqualsThreeable
    @EqualsThreeable Před 8 lety +11

    What if a supervolcano erupts and global warming stops mattering.

    • @BrickForSheep
      @BrickForSheep Před 8 lety +8

      Put on suncream

    • @JellybellyWaffles
      @JellybellyWaffles Před 8 lety +11

      +EqualsThreeable Then it would get extremely cold because of all the volcanic ash in the atmosphere blocking the sunlight.

    • @ar9n
      @ar9n Před 8 lety

      +JellybellyWaffles However, once the ash dissapears, we have the same problem yet again. If you suggest that the ash stays in the atmosphere long enough that we don't have to worry about global warming for a long time, then most of our vegetation will die out as all plants rely on sunlight to live.

    • @AntonioMartinez-oj4xx
      @AntonioMartinez-oj4xx Před 8 lety

      +Greenland yes but around half the people on planet will die so less people less warming

    • @brooksp1191
      @brooksp1191 Před 8 lety

      +EqualsThreeable Then a majority of people will be dead, the atmosphere will have even more Co2 and we will be more like our planetary sibling Venus. Something to look forward to I guess.

  • @mcyooper820
    @mcyooper820 Před 8 lety +5

    buy boats now buy buy buy sail away with me...lol

    • @sivasandilya366
      @sivasandilya366 Před 8 lety

      we will built boats that were used in the movie 2012

    • @sivasandilya366
      @sivasandilya366 Před 8 lety

      +shiva sandycandy lol

    • @PyroMancer2k
      @PyroMancer2k Před 8 lety

      +MC Yooper Prepare for Water World.

    • @AmerginMacEccit
      @AmerginMacEccit Před 8 lety

      +PyroMancer2k
      Man, that was one of the most expensive movies to make ever... :-)

  • @andrebechara4776
    @andrebechara4776 Před 6 lety +2

    bro the ice is cracking down into the sea and the volume of the ice mountains is decreasing just check google earth now and before u will see the huge difference
    there is global warming and it is affecting not only ice but also earth and farming it is affecting weather changes and increasing catastrophic winter and heat ....

  • @paaao
    @paaao Před 5 lety +1

    My favorite is when people with 2 cars (both large SUVs), a plastic starbucks drink, and the latest iPhone, tell me I need to worry about climate change. It makes me want to pewk.

  • @warhawkjah
    @warhawkjah Před 7 lety +7

    Yeah they said 20 years ago the oceans would rise due to global warming. 20 years later the shores are in the same place. The climate of the world has been changing long before humans existed. Have a bit of serenity and get used to it.

    • @bluehornet197
      @bluehornet197 Před 7 lety +1

      Cause is humans aren't contributing that much towards the warming of the planet yes we are still pumping out co2 emissions and greenhouse gases every year but that number has gone down in the last 10 years cause of a lot of companies going green but yet the scientists are still saying that we have to do more to cut back and yet the earth is still heating up so it's either the scientists don't know what there talking about or there feeding us propaganda

    • @timwitt94
      @timwitt94 Před 7 lety +3

      People are being forced to evacuate their lands and homes because of rising sea levels..

    • @maksimtsionskiy
      @maksimtsionskiy Před 7 lety

      oh yea and you do? get degree in climate science and I will pay attention

    • @TtotheMIM
      @TtotheMIM Před 7 lety

      T.W.94, where? I'm assuming you don't live on the coast like I do.

    • @TtotheMIM
      @TtotheMIM Před 7 lety +1

      That's right ++BillGates112! The process of the scientific method is clearly: Formulate a question, Hypothesis, Prediction, Testing, Analysis, and Become A Scientist By Agreeing With Grant Funders! Don't let these pitiful fools bother your arguments with their own observation and findings! They are but peons! They could never become a true scientist like you!!!
      Sincerely,
      A scientist...

  • @bluehorse4217
    @bluehorse4217 Před 7 lety +4

    Guys remember it's either the Host kills the virus or the virus kills the host

  • @Amateur_Pianist_472
    @Amateur_Pianist_472 Před 6 lety

    Back in the good old days scientists didn’t bother trying to explain such complexities to ordinary people because they knew this shit would happen.

  • @optimisticallyskeptical1842

    global warming --> more evaporation --> more humidity --> more precipitation --> more water for plants --> more global food production --> less starvation
    since we're just theory crafting here

  • @monab1597
    @monab1597 Před 7 lety +4

    Could the cause of sea level rise be that accumulating frozen freshwater is denser than the saline portion melting in the sea, thus frozen freshwater is displacing more seawater (Archimedes' principle)?

    • @malcolmsmith6380
      @malcolmsmith6380 Před 7 lety +1

      Salt water is denser.

    • @eh6471
      @eh6471 Před 7 lety

      Watashi Monabehi Whater gets less denser when it's in the solid state. That's why ice cubes float in a cup of what ever there is in the cup.

    • @monab1597
      @monab1597 Před 7 lety

      Rick Groen True is what you said, but you know probably the saying "That's the tip of the iceberg." suggesting that there is more hidden under. And that is the actual case with ice and there is displacement which could be tested simply by having a full cup of water and putting ice in it then some water will be spilled. Frozen freshwater is replacing frozen saltwater, as the video has mentioned, and that is what I said might be the cause for sea level rise.

    • @monab1597
      @monab1597 Před 7 lety

      Malcolm Smith It is true that salt water is denser, but when frozen, in practice, it gets less dense than frozen fresh water because more air is trapped inside. Here is a reference on that: antoine.frostburg.edu/chem/senese/101/solutions/faq/saltwater-ice-volume.shtml

    • @malcolmsmith6380
      @malcolmsmith6380 Před 7 lety

      Watashi Monabehi I didn't think you meant frozen saltwater not that i knew it was less dense anyway.
      Though If the ice is on land or pushing down on the sea bed then if the same volume of frozen water rather than salt water would otherwise displace more water that would actually mean lower sea levels than you would have otherwise?
      Maybe its just volume on average increasing as temperature rises? But i could well be wrong as sub 4 degrees a rising temperature would make it more dense.

  • @Hamletstwin
    @Hamletstwin Před 8 lety +4

    This video demonstrates the fundamental problem with discussing these types of issues. Its the level of ignorance that seems to be increasing from our failing as educators as it comes to STEM fields. Not just from teachers and parents, but from all of us taking an elitist attitude towards our lives.
    the real question is, can we recover from the damage after Global warming's effects are felt more directly? I sure hope so...

    • @brooksp1191
      @brooksp1191 Před 8 lety

      +Nick Hare I believe we are reaching a point where just reducing emissions won't be enough, and need to focus on adapting to the changes. Ofc it probably won't happen until it's too late, and many people will die and be displaced in the process.

    • @jlindsa
      @jlindsa Před 8 lety

      +Nick Hare How does this video demonstrate "the fundamental problem with discussing these types of issues"?

    • @Hamletstwin
      @Hamletstwin Před 8 lety +2

      A majority of people will not allow themselves to understand a system this complex. Their thought process stops at "It's cold out, so GW cannot exist"

    • @AxylVolt
      @AxylVolt Před 8 lety

      +Nick Hare I imagine people going to war over the land that is ultimately less affected by the climate change or taking aggression on the companies involved than adapting/fixing the problem.
      pretty sure we're fucked.

    • @jimscommentaccount2010
      @jimscommentaccount2010 Před 8 lety

      +Nick Hare Do you know how much it would cost to reduce the global temp by 2 degrees? About 300 billion dollars. It's called cloud whitening, a couple thousand ships spraying sea water into the air. More white cloud cover = higher reflection of solar radiation. No need to spend 800 billion a year on research and no need to reduce carbon output.

  • @joemonroe9456
    @joemonroe9456 Před 5 lety +5

    Melting is due to 140 volcanoes.

    • @evets1709
      @evets1709 Před 5 lety

      yawn

    • @joemonroe9456
      @joemonroe9456 Před 5 lety +3

      Facts make brainwashed people tired. @@evets1709

    • @evets1709
      @evets1709 Před 5 lety

      @@joemonroe9456 So do boring people who cherry pick

    • @joemonroe9456
      @joemonroe9456 Před 5 lety +2

      Providing facts relevant to a particular case isn't cherry picking, but ignoring them to make a claim is dishonest. @@evets1709

    • @williamutter1479
      @williamutter1479 Před 5 lety

      140 volcanoes where

  • @shre6619
    @shre6619 Před 6 lety +1

    So isnt it gud to that salty water is getting deposited in the Antarctica while fresh water is mixing in the oceans. So the desolved conc of salts in oceans will decrease , so whenever we filter / separate sea water by the osmotic pressure tank, we would need less pressure to purify it, less energy used to make less pressure, so getting fresh water is easier than before

  • @paulmacintosh7938
    @paulmacintosh7938 Před 8 lety +80

    how convenient are these explanations. If its hot, global warming, if its cold global warming, if there is less ice, global warming. if there is more ice global warming. If there are hurricanes global warming, if there are no hurricanes global warming. If its hot global warming if its cold global warming. lol. Is there any kind of climate that wont indicate global warming? doesnt seem so.

    • @wradford1
      @wradford1 Před 8 lety +12

      98% of people who believe the climate scientists are wrong have very low intelligence. They believe what they want to believe without any facts to support what they believe. A bit like the religious.

    • @EpicHerobrine
      @EpicHerobrine Před 8 lety +1

      In my opinion, Global Warming only means the rising in temperatures. Climate Change means global warming plus all the other things you said.

    • @hectorvillegas4287
      @hectorvillegas4287 Před 8 lety

      Can you point to the article to where you got this statistic from?

    • @paulmacintosh7938
      @paulmacintosh7938 Před 7 lety +6

      And yet none of the data supports that hypothesis. We have not had more frequent or violent hurricanes, the mean temp of the earth has not risen in over 18 years and none of the computer models and predictions have come true. Not one! Also there is no proof that co2 is caused the earlier rise in temp and certainly no proof that manmade emissions were the reason for it. In fact all geological and ice core samples taken have shown that there has never been a time where the co2 rose and then the temperature rose. Just the opposite. First the temperature rose, then the co2 rose because the warming ocean released trapped co2 into the atmosphere. The earth has in the past had 10 times more co2 in its atmosphere and it didnt spiral into runaway greenhouse effect so where is your evidence. All this crap is based on faulty computer modeling that has not predicted one thing right yet. Its all bullshit. Seems to me you millenials should stop worrying about something that might happen in 100 years or more and figure out how to get out of your parents basement. After all, they may want to make it into a recreation room.

    • @wradford1
      @wradford1 Před 7 lety +10

      where is your evidence.
      Just because you stated it doesn't prove anything.
      Maybe you just really don't want to believe global warming is a fact because the cause is something that your part of. The human race.
      You are obviously not concerned about future generations.

  • @dhanushgopal260
    @dhanushgopal260 Před 7 lety +10

    Intro: "Hi everyone. Welcome to D news. Today, I am Trace. Tomorrow, I will be Wally."

  • @gregggoodnight9889
    @gregggoodnight9889 Před 5 lety +2

    Now wait a minute. Author James Hanson? Isn't he the fellow that said Manhattan would be under water by possibly 2008, 2018 at the latest? That in 1986 said that the US would warm 4-6 degrees by the end of the century? That in 2008 predicted the Arctic would be ice free by 2013 to 2018? Is it another James Hanson? The person I am familiar with is the father of eco-alarmism, that began with his theatrical Senate testimony on 6/24/88. Am I wrong? If it is the same guy, I don't believe a word of his argument.

  • @12baktun13ahau
    @12baktun13ahau Před 4 lety

    The report actually states that on a 40 year annual average ice is increasing, (keyword: Average). However, PNAS.org reports that in the recent the decade there has been a precipitous decline especially in 2017. That year Antarctica had the least amount of ice in the 40 year record and 2017 had the biggest decline in a single month! So, we are actually losing more ice from 2010-2020 than 1979-2009. If you really wanna be spoked check out the Arctic ice extent.

  • @gerrymackenzie1106
    @gerrymackenzie1106 Před 7 lety +77

    global warming is the dumbest thing ever let's focus on pollution

    • @Battleneter
      @Battleneter Před 7 lety +7

      Man Accelerated climate change is very real, the fact there are people in 2016 still read social media garbage and click bait youtube video poo pooing it is staggering, if you want to disagree about the "full impact" that's where the grey area is.

    • @jomamma9261
      @jomamma9261 Před 7 lety +3

      Gerry Mackenzie Trump supporter

    • @gerrymackenzie1106
      @gerrymackenzie1106 Před 7 lety +12

      Battleneter Your missing the point I'm saying if u used the term pollution instead of global warming there would be no fuss. Everyone can agree pollution is bad much easier to gain support and change laws. thanks

    • @JedmcCj-uq5dw
      @JedmcCj-uq5dw Před 7 lety +2

      Battleneter hear and now tell me why you believe man made climate change is real? Its complete BS its called weather it has always changed and will continue to change for ever. The fact morons like you think the weather should never change are the idiots. Coastal places have always battled the rising ocean always.

    • @weepoethics
      @weepoethics Před 6 lety

      Gerry Mackenzie you can't just say pollution because what about fracking and other big oil practices. Exponential growth is the main cause of global warming if we like admit it or not. More people = More carbon gases

  • @Eysc
    @Eysc Před 8 lety +3

    as i said in other video, that's a strat to infuse fear to the masses.

  • @NoName-uh3lp
    @NoName-uh3lp Před 5 lety

    You're not tell the truth here. National geographic showed scientist drill into the ice to reach the sea below it and found that it was freezing right in front of their eyes.

  • @jean-marclamothe8859
    @jean-marclamothe8859 Před 4 lety +1

    "Melting a lot, a lot a lot " so you were there ? First ice in melting at poles during summer time YeS ??
    How many time is the summer in Antarctica? A few weeks?
    What's the annual a average temperature on Antarctica on Wikipedia? Minus 56 Celsius..
    The record should be around minus 100 or something.
    Man....man...man a few weeks at zero or ten degree and big big months at minus 56...
    You try to say to us that it is melting a lot lot lot and beside guys the ice sea coverage has increased...
    And the most worrying thing is that you say so without laughing by the same time!
    I hope for you that it was attached with a big check!

  • @NoobMaster-zw4oq
    @NoobMaster-zw4oq Před 6 lety +4

    The world is naturally changing, like it always has, is and will

  • @badgersathome
    @badgersathome Před 6 lety +3

    I am now depressed. More depressed. 😩😣😢😭
    Thank you.

  • @fbcpraise
    @fbcpraise Před 4 lety

    James Hanson said the lower end of Manhattan would be under water by now. It isn't. And ocean levels have been slowly rising for the last 300 years. It's not frightening. It's life on planet Earth.

  • @adam7402
    @adam7402 Před 6 lety

    Maybe sea water isn't rising, maybe land is sinking *eyebrow raise*

  • @robertwright8307
    @robertwright8307 Před 6 lety +11

    The earths just recovering from ice age

    • @desp8161
      @desp8161 Před 5 lety +1

      Yes and that spike in CO2 ppm from 280ppm to 400ppm in 200 years, when CO2 never went above 300ppm in 325000 years is totally because of the ice age

  • @wildescience
    @wildescience Před 8 lety +102

    A+ thumbnail

    • @BrickForSheep
      @BrickForSheep Před 8 lety +25

      I've encountered a wild Julia.. Get it? No? Okay ._.

    • @007MrYang
      @007MrYang Před 8 lety

      +Potato I've been playing a lot of Omega Ruby lately, so I got you bro :D

    • @adiemus7155
      @adiemus7155 Před 8 lety

      Did he change the thumbnail or something?

    • @andy-the-gardener
      @andy-the-gardener Před 8 lety

      +Warrior Son you mean water vapour trails from thousands of jet planes. there is no 'chemtrails' conspiracy. not necessary anyway. the particulates from aircraft and industry are causing huge global dimming, which is masking about 1 c of global warming. if that shit stopped, global temps would shoot up dramatically. AGW is much worse than is thought / accepted. if the 30 year lag, dimming, methane and positive feedbacks are combined we are guaranteed 4 c by mid century and at least 6c by end of century.

    • @StratmanJerry
      @StratmanJerry Před 6 lety

      andy765gtr if you'd do 5 minutes of actual research you'd know weather modification is indeed real, and that "chem trail" is now merely a blanket term for geoengineering. Google it, ignore snopes, check out scientific studies

  • @godsviolinist8786
    @godsviolinist8786 Před 5 lety +1

    I'm a little confused. The ice caps are melting, which reflects global warming. But wait! They're actually growing, which... still reflects global warming. Hmmmmmm.

    • @JohnBaleshiski
      @JohnBaleshiski Před 5 lety

      Start at 2:00 and watch until 3:00 a few times. He explains it.

  • @phillipparker5724
    @phillipparker5724 Před rokem +1

    At one time the Sahara desert was an ocean I think that's what scientist said correct me if I'm wrong

  • @larrysherk
    @larrysherk Před 6 lety +11

    Seeker, wherever did you get the idea that Global Warming was real? That was thoroughly discredited in the last quarter of 2009. Sorry you missed it.

  • @tingoorensis
    @tingoorensis Před 6 lety +5

    We will go back to a snowball earth and in some futuristic underground life support chamber will be heard a newscast warning about the dangers of global warming

  • @SourceCodeDeleted
    @SourceCodeDeleted Před 2 lety

    Shouldn't the sea ice melt first rather than freeze considering salt ice freezes at a lower temperature? I would expect an expansion of fresh ice frozen and a increase of salt ice melting.
    but it seems that the opposite has happened.

  • @Krupnoklipac
    @Krupnoklipac Před 5 lety +2

    Why polar bears immigrates into Siberia ?
    1. Because of food ?
    2. Because of low ice ?
    3. Because of pole shift ?

  • @farelrajwa1300
    @farelrajwa1300 Před 4 lety +7

    Somewhere in the future: if global freezing is real why global warming is happening?

  • @Exiledk
    @Exiledk Před 7 lety +6

    Who cares? Enough of the lies. Noone is listening any more.

  • @RCJH2022
    @RCJH2022 Před 4 lety +1

    The ice is melting GLOBAL WARMING!! The Ice is growing GLOBAL WARMING!! This is called "SPIN". BTW, how are those polar bears doing?

  • @xwtek3505
    @xwtek3505 Před rokem

    It's amazing how this video confirmed global warming and yet in a corner of this comment section, there are people denying climate change