Gobsmackingly Bizarre Behaviour in Antarctic and Arctic Sea Ice Changes Ocean Circulation and Mixing
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In this video I chat about the profound changes in Polar Sea Ice.
In particular, it appears that we may have already crossed a tipping point, with wrenching changes in Antarctica Sea Ice in particular since 2015-2016. Up until then, Antarctic Sea Ice grew slowly, with a trend increase in extent of about 1.5% per decade. Since then we have had a number of trend-setting record low years, with 2023 having a minimum sea ice extent of less than 2 million square kilometres. Even worse, the winter ice growth has been severely lower than normal by several million square kilometres.
Associated with this lack of sea ice, the overturning ocean circulation systems have been severely reduced. This Thermo Haline Circulation (THC) overturning circulation, includes the AMOC in the North Atlantic (Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation) and the SMOC in the southern hemisphere (Southern Meridional Overturning Circulation) has slowed, by up to 30% in the last few decades.
Remember that Earth’s Climate is an intricate interconnected system, analogous to an exquisitely crafted mechanical system of gears in an expensive Swiss watch. Humanity has effectively thrown a wrench into the cogs and gears of the watch, and is only starting to feel the effects and understand what we did.
Please donate to PaulBeckwith.net to support my research and videos connecting the dots an abrupt climate system mayhem.
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In this video I chat about the profound changes in Polar Sea Ice. In particular, it appears that we may have already crossed a tipping point, with wrenching changes in Antarctica Sea Ice in particular since 2015-2016. Up until then, Antarctic Sea Ice grew slowly, with a trend increase in extent of about 1.5% per decade. Since then we have had a number of trend-setting record low years, with 2023 having a minimum sea ice extent of less than 2 million square kilometres. Even worse, the winter ice growth has been severely lower than normal by several million square kilometres. Associated with this lack of sea ice, the overturning ocean circulation systems have been severely reduced. This Thermo Haline Circulation (THC) overturning circulation, includes the AMOC in the North Atlantic (Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation) and the SMOC in the southern hemisphere (Southern Meridional Overturning Circulation) has slowed, by up to 30% in the last few decades. Remember that Earth’s Climate is an intricate interconnected system, analogous to an exquisitely crafted mechanical system of gears in an expensive Swiss watch. Humanity has effectively thrown a wrench into the cogs and gears of the watch, and is only starting to feel the effects and understand what we did. Please donate to PaulBeckwith.net to support my research and videos connecting the dots an abrupt climate system mayhem.
@-LightningRod-
Ай бұрын
i think it is HILARIOUS you got bit by yer own dag yer a savage MrBeckwith,..keep going
@klondike444
Ай бұрын
But is Newton okay? Wild animal?
@J.M.-nb4gw
Ай бұрын
Oh man I saw that opening picture of you with some doodle dog and was sad that you bought some stupid "designer" dog instead of adopting a shelter dog, just lost so much respect for you ☹️
@judithmcdonald9001
Ай бұрын
@@-LightningRod- I got kicked by my horse cuz she thought I was a dog.
@TruthAndFreedom.
Ай бұрын
Milan - kov - itch cycle ........ Hellllllooooooooooooo....
At my place in Hungary, the traditional fruits of the region have been failing due to early warming and blooming followed by frost the next month, but fruit trees such as kiwi and fig, that were indigenous only in warmer regions, are doing well, because they start blooming only later in the spring when the frost is gone for the season.
@nescop13
Ай бұрын
"the traditional fruits of the region" What are the traditional fruits in your region?
@christianzilla
Ай бұрын
Global food production was down 20% in 2023. If that happens three years in a row, there will be global famine.
@philipm3173
Ай бұрын
@@nescop13plums no doubt!
@peterp5099
Ай бұрын
@@christianzillaaccording to Statista, global grain production was 6% lower than the year before. May I ask for the source of the 20% claim?
@peterp5099
Ай бұрын
The big problem is not the total global food production, it’s been growing almost constantly since at least 2008, while at the same time global warming was going on. The big problem is that global warming moves climate zones, and therefore food production, to new locations, and billions of people will need to migrate if they want to be where food grows now and not where it used to grow a decade or two ago. We can expect a mass migration of tremendous scale when people realize that food is stopping to grow where they live, but grows now elsewhere. And a similar mass migration event was already unpleasant enough when it happened last time between 375 and 700, when the spear and not the nuke was the peak of military technology…
Here's how it's going where I live: I'm actively trying to adapt year over year, so my plants don't die, and I'm still behind the curve. I have started a new growing area in a different part of the property and am about to start experimenting in a 3rd area. The time to act is now.
@terencefield3204
Ай бұрын
Act in what way? The time to act was fifty years ago when the issue was well understood.Understood by those who mattered.
@imthedudemane
Ай бұрын
The uvc is too hot , with less ozone we have been slowly rising up to boil. Just like a pot on a stove, its calm until it isnt.
@imthedudemane
Ай бұрын
Unless the weather forcing is ceased...we are fighting a battle under water...
@kirkha100
Ай бұрын
Same. Trying to develop Landrace varieties of various vegetables. For example: Bought a multi bean soup mix with several varieties in the bag. Planted them all, including species not known for growing here (high desert). Plant them all mixed together. I count on them to be cross pollinated chaotically. Second generation to be planted this year. Plants that germinate, grow, bear fruit, and find my soil, climate, water agreeable should over subsequent generations be perfectly adapted to my very harsh conditions. I’m reverse hybridizing. Selecting for adaptability. Yield per row for the first year was excellent. Second planting coming up in a couple of days. Five apple trees started this year from seed. Dent corn kernels are volunteering on their own. Some tomatoes volunteering. Save seed on the best, most successful plants. Replant next Spring. Good luck.
@koicaine1230
Ай бұрын
@@kirkha100 Yes!!!! I planted 15 bean soup! Whatever is willing to grow, I let it live because it's getting bad enough that things that used to do fine, die now.
i think when i was born 60 years ago there might still have been 10K old ice coupled to the earth below the ocean,...its pretty much all gone,..i watched that happen. my thoughts on santa claus have changed
We're having the worst rain in recorded history here in southern Brazil, just this week.
It's not looking so good for life on earth, but your studio and haircut will be my central focus from here on out.
@MagnaMater2
Ай бұрын
Have you noted? He SORTED the books so we don't get destracted by his nestwall building.
@user-ym5hx6ky2m
Ай бұрын
@@MagnaMater2 ha,ha.
Paul, I have learned and am still learning so much from your simple methodology of presenting free scientific research. I don’t understand why your site doesn’t grow more , while Ukraine battlefield news has grown to 800,000 over the past 2 years. Your information is much more beneficial to me as I am learning basic earth science I should have learned in college. Thanks so much for your efforts over the past 1-2 years that I have been a subscriber
@J.M.-nb4gw
Ай бұрын
It's because the vast majority of humans are stupid ignorant and uninformed when it comes to climate change, but they LUVS war! 😁
All hell for us living in South Asia.It is so unfair.
@tealkerberus748
Ай бұрын
It really is. Your region is pretty much doomed, and it wasn't your doing. I'm sorry.
@allanwilmath8226
7 күн бұрын
Is it really? Who's fault was it that China in particular agreed to be the world's premier polluter? Everyone talks about how China stole jobs but the reality is that America and Europe outsourced their environmental damage to Asia and Asia loved it because it means jobs.
Thank you for taking the effort to post this for us...
Finally, I can actually hear what you are talking about. That is great Paul. Please keep it going. Cheers and blessings from a fellow Canadian.
Quite cold ? Its been freezing and miserable all winter. So much rain. Harvests completely ruined. In London, UK.
A friend had her hand bitten by a dog. She was delivering a letter and it grabbed her hand through the letter box. And would not let go while it shredded her hand. Many stitches needed and very painful.
@PaulHBeckwith
Ай бұрын
Awful:(
Wow, i would have never thought, that a dog like Newton would do things like that. It's good to mention it, hope you have a quick recovery.
It's about time! The freezer door has been left open down here in southern Australia for 8 months now!
Thanks again Paul, not many are denying Earths changes,,,,, it's context which is sought
@klondike444
Ай бұрын
Try going on a denier site. Most comments are pure denial.
Many thanks Paul great video and sobering information indeed!!
In Madrid, Spain: normally in May it's 30 degrees during the day. It's currently getting up to barely 20, with minimums of 4 at night. And it's only forecast to get to 28 in a weeks' time. All very strange... god knows what it's doing to crops.
Once again, thanks for your tenacity and 'doggedness' in collating these scientific findings, Paul. Dogs are wild, as are humans when there's a global turndown in profits and resources. We are soon going to be bitten hard by the corporate dogs...
Haven’t finished it yet, but AMAZING first chapter and author backstory: How To Be Your Dog’s Best Friend. Congrats on the new pal
Dumb question wouldn’t a big temp differential between N and S cause some intense atmospheric flows? 2nd law and all that.
@ericmaclaurin8525
Ай бұрын
Yeah. Heat wants to go towards the poles and the atmosphere should go bankers trying to replace the oceans contribution.
Where I live, the weather is very like that we saw in 2012, and the ice condition there in the arctic now is similarly reduced, indeed even lower than that of 2012. A freezing cold spring here, as it was in 2012. Plants growing very slowly, fruit blossom lingering for over six weeks.
I like your new studio.
The desk is moving back to it's natural state.
Hoping the Ruanga volcano gives us a little ice boost down south this winter.
Yes!! Back to the doom we all know and love (to watch unfold after years of warning humanity). Positive tipping points can go drown in the rising ocean.
When the naysayers can no longer nay say. Too late now. 🙄
@davidjohnzenocollins
Ай бұрын
You would think! But no, they're STILL naysaying.
@reuireuiop0
Ай бұрын
But it's totally clear Sea ice extent in 2024 was way better than 23! It's going up ! FYI, this remark comes to you thanks to bn dollar sponsorship of denial campaigns;)
Thanks for another great video. Hope your hand gets well soon :)
Here in Germany we had the warmest April since the Start of the monitoring
@Mistical1982
Ай бұрын
We’ve had the wettest in the UK!
have to wonder how the gulf of mexico will change
Paul, there is a very interesting paper "Modulation of ice ages via precession and dust-albedo feedbacks" that is free to download. It would be good if you could do a video discussion of that. It has what seems to be a credible theory for why there are sudden warmings coming out from glaciation periods.
@john1boggity56
Ай бұрын
Great post. Paul it would be great if you could.
Always excellent reporting
If the AMOC collapses will the northern hemisphere go into an ice age
@obsoleteoptics
Ай бұрын
No, just Europe
@DavidMartinez-jp6sn
Ай бұрын
I don't know what, is more frightening, the shutting down, of the AMOC, or the ice caps melting, they both sound bad.
@PaulHBeckwith
Ай бұрын
@@obsoleteopticsNot sure it is just Europe!!
@volkerengels5298
Ай бұрын
"If the AMOC collapses ".... the world ends. physics damage -> biology. Biology damage -> (economics, geopolitics, social-politics) :-> leads to civilization collapse. eow A system with five components is much more sensitive to changes. As we tend to look at 'physics' - we underestimate the dangers by far.
@obsoleteoptics
Ай бұрын
@@PaulHBeckwith What else would it be? New England? The Maritimes in Canada? Curious minds want to know.
Is there data in the paleoclimate record that shows systems do not bounce back rapidly when temperatures cool again or is this so unprecedented on geological scales that it is a total unknown?
There's only one Paul Beckwith. Luvs Paul.
Hope your hand heals quick paul. always gotta watch out for the little ones
Slowing AMOC may be helping Arctic sea ice to stick around, but so much of it is not very old or thick /:
@bobhiggins4276
Ай бұрын
Actually the slowing AMOC is due to the same factors that are ending Arctic sea ice ...
Hey Paul, I noticed you did some spring cleaning up top, lookin' good, buddy! Thermo Haline Circulation (THC), sounds like a great Friday night, lol. But in all seriousness, it seems our governments aren't even preparing for disaster rather than adaptation. I'd like to say humanity had a good run, but we're destroying the biosphere with us. Hopefully whatever civilization that rises from the ashes learns from our mistakes!
He who has ears to listen, let him hear. We're talking to a generation who has hyper-developed visual perception and reduced auditory comprehension. Connotation is sure important. The collapsing of a current is not the same as a collapsing grandstand. Collapse is something falling in on itself but not always cataclysmic.
the Planet RED KACHINA is here again
Wow, that's all faster than expected. If you're looking for about forty things to do with your gob, try smacking it. But don't blame your hairspray, it's cuz you've been letting the bathtub heat up for the last four decades. Jim Massa has been telling us and I've been listening since early 2020. Too few others are lending an ear, and it seems that the aerosols crowd has taken hold of the narrative.
Like your haircut 😀
@PaulHBeckwith
Ай бұрын
I did it myself. Attachment #4
Once enough tipping points are exceeded, phase transition will rapidly cause the rest to fall, causing catastrophic consequences. The conclusion of the sixth mass extinction should occur rapidly
Here’s a parody you’re all welcome to copy and paste in reply to denier comments; I’m an Idiot (A parody based on Monty Python’s I’m a Lumberjack) Lead: I’m an idiot and that’s ok. I believe the lies media vomit out each day. Chorus: He’s an idiot and that’s ok He believes lies media vomit out each day. Lead: Let’s cut down trees. Let’s eat our lunch. Let’s go to the lavatory. Every day let’s go shopping and have buttered scones for tea. Chorus: We cut down trees. We eat our lunch. We go to the lavatory. Every day we’ll go shopping and have buttered scones with tea. We’re all idiots and that’s ok. We believe the lies media vomit out each day. Lead: I cut down trees, breathe wildfire smoke Bulldoze wild fields of flowers What bugs me most is watching Men dress up like me ma. Chorus: He cuts down trees, breathes wildfire smoke Bulldozes fields of flowers What bugs him most is watching Men dress up like his ma?… (As in the original, the Chorus fidgets and looks nervous, but resumes heartily on the refrain) We’re all idiots and that’s ok. We believe wha media vomiteaches up each day. Lead: I cut down trees, pollute the land, the oceans and the sky. I’m living large for right now. The rest of life can die. Chorus: He cuts down trees, pollutes the land, the ocean and the sky. He’s living large for right now. The rest of life can die…? (As in the original skit during this last bit the Chorus begins to breaks down, using questioning, agitated, raised voices but in this version turns and accosts the lead singer)
@reuireuiop0
Ай бұрын
_If life seems jolly rotten_ _there's something you've forgotten_ (...) _when you're getting in the dumps_ _don't be silly chumps_ _just purse your lips and whistle, that's the thing_ _for life is quite absurd_ _and death's the final word_ _you must always face the curtain with a bow_ _Forget about your sin_ _Give the audience a grin_ _Enjoy it, it's your last chance anyhow_ _So always look on the bright side of death_ _A just before you draw your terminal breath_ "Always look on the bright side of life" by the same outfit
Thank you Paul
Trees…the trees are dying
@kirkha100
Ай бұрын
Triage. Assist trees from hotter, drier, climates to travel North and up in elevation. Ponderosa, Piñion, range decreases as they die and are not replaced. Siberian Elm, Prosopis species- Honey Mesquite and others are traveling North and up in elevation. Ailanthus-Tree of Heaven, Russian olive, and others are withstanding the new regime up to this point. Yes there are limits. Yes, these are invasive species. The old landscape is not coming back. Ever. The new landscape can support life. The one that is dying now, will not support life for much longer. A desert can be a vibrant, species rich habitat, a wasteland is dead.
Also wanted to Tell you On discussions and pod things you're questions and questioing are Excellent Your amazing and Special in a good way xx
Thanks ! How about the recent sea level rise reported in the Washington Post?
@jaykanta4326
Ай бұрын
There are a number of articles in the Washington Post on sea level rise. Do you mean the increased rise of sea level in southern region of North America or the one titled "Sea level rise brings new era of dangerous flooding"?
Thanks Paul 😊 🙏
7*2.54 = approximately 18 million square km ( paper is right)
Nice Microphone sir. Proximity to the source is critical for fidelity. Listen to the down grade after the intro. Thanx much for your work and presentation. You are a trooper, Paul. ShakeUp XR, My dad would use a framing hammer to break up the standard dog street fight. LOL
@obsoleteoptics
Ай бұрын
I've tried pointing this out before. Paul's not exactly what one would call an audiophile or a technophile.
Merci beaucoup
Thank my buddy Jimmy Dore for that. i love him but he needs some of your tutelage Paul he'll figure it out
It's not a disaster for the planet. It's a disaster for humans.
@iamme9138
Ай бұрын
Sorry but we are taking most life out with us🥳
@Gazr965
Ай бұрын
I reckon the birds and insects will be left though. The planet will be far better off for supporting the natural critters like it was before the Human parasites arrived. Gaz UK.
@obsoleteoptics
Ай бұрын
But without humans, who will maintain and decommission the nuclear power plants that humans built?
@SouthCom1917
Ай бұрын
@@obsoleteoptics Do you think we will disappear instantaneously, or do you think collapse is a process and there will be enough time to shut down nuclear reactors
@ExtinctionLife
Ай бұрын
@@obsoleteoptics 👋
Are there tipping elements that don't/won't show hysteresis?
Geologists call it an ice age if there is ice year round in the polar regions. Earth is not usually in an ice age. 'Hothouse' periods lasting tens or scores of millions of years (think 'Alligators and Palm trees in temperate forests inside the arctic circle and sea levels ~70m higher than today') alternate with ice ages not usually longer than two or three million. Earth has been in an ice age since the Eocene/Pliocene transition - roughly since human ancestors looked like 'Lucy' from Olduvai. Ice ages alternate between long 'Glacial' periods (which cover up to half the earth with glaciers) and shorter 'Interglacial' periods like we're living in now. Climatologists refer to 'Glacial' periods as 'Ice Ages' which causes confusion because Geologists and Climatologists use the term differently. At the end of the most recent Glacial period we H.Sapiens shared the world with Neandertals and maybe the last few Denisovans. The transition from Glacial to Interglacial periods is usually very 'abrupt' in climatological terms - so abrupt that we can't tell whether it takes a couple centuries or just a couple decades. It's marked in the fossil record by lots of carbon dioxide and/or methane being released in a short time and the planet warming by 8 deg. Celsius or more. Climatologists (who call Glacial periods 'Ice ages') refer to these as 'Ice Age Termination Events.' So here's the current situation: We have warmed the earth enough to trigger an Ice Age Termination Event. Stressed wetlands and thawing permafrost are now pouring methane into the atmosphere and this is happening whether we continue to screw it up or not. So we've bought our tickets and it's too late to get off the ride. But the Holocene period we're in, IS ALREADY an interglacial, so nobody knows for sure what the Termination Event means. It CAN'T terminate a glacial period giving way to an interglacial. So now we have to find out whether one that comes about DURING an interglacial terminates the whole ice age and gets Earth back to "Normal" - which in terms of millions of years means Hothouse Earth.
species come and species go, that is what the fossil record shows.
If this is indeed the last act of the anthracene perhaps we should do a curtain call now, perhaps from the younger members of the audience
@alblowdeadhead8714
Ай бұрын
Questions from the younger members of the audience
Great as always It's happening Only love remains (thought you would like it)
We don't need to know what you got up to in Las Vegas Paul but hope you had fun😊
It’s has been three very cool wet summers and very wet winters on the southern ocean the farmers have been very happy.
Apocalyptical
How many years data pn the data set?
Here in the South West of Western Australia our 12mth max temperature has been 2.3C above average. We've had just less that 20% of the last 8 mths average rainfall. I'm in the middle of grain country, mainly canola and wheat. There's nothing on the horizon for the next 6 weeks at least. Couple that with dwindling supermarket supplies and rental house unavailability....this ain't pretty.
@nickfindsgold9788
23 күн бұрын
I am about 500m away from the tornado that ripped through Bunbury. We didnt hear a thing because of the 30 min storm that brought so much rain our street flooded right to my doorstep and kids were riding surfboards where the cars normally drive Flooding and Tornados in south west WA that is still hot and dry in May .... nothing weird about that
@ceeemm1901
23 күн бұрын
@@nickfindsgold9788 "nothing weird about that"...love the sarcasm, denialists that don't look at the records would believe that. Like, " I remember in the 60's we used to run around in the summer in bare feet and it was really hot too!" Hahahaha. "Those smarmy scientists with their dumb thermometers and barometers??? Don't they have MEMORIES????" Hahaha.
@nickfindsgold9788
23 күн бұрын
@@ceeemm1901 My personal favourite "We got sent home from school on 40 degree days in the 70's" like its a single hot day that defines the state of the climate
@ceeemm1901
23 күн бұрын
@@nickfindsgold9788 Today they don't do send them home because both parents are now enslaved and there will probably be a pedophile waiting in the empty house with a big black moustache, black cape, laughing, "Moo Har Har! Mooo Har! Har!" like in some corny 1930's movie...but the kid wont notice until it's too late, on account of being hypnotised by their SmartPhone. I just watched a YT vid of a day at a 1970's shopping centre....Ah, heaven.....
Make sure you allow your wound to breathe. It needs oxygen to heal properly.
In essence, if youre rich, a deep subground bunker in Europe will pretty much buy you time in reasonable comfort. Lol. The meek shall NOT inherit the earth.
@EmeraldView
Ай бұрын
Maybe by meek they meant bacteria.
@demontrader1222
Ай бұрын
@@EmeraldView Nope. Humanity is terminally overrun with this welfarist mentality which goes back to our ancient past...IE, I want to be one of the elite on government handouts. I will even get god on my side. Trouble with that system of economy is the rich play on that and deeply brainwash you while looting the earth and setting aside options. Now according to Paul, it looks like Europe may be cold enough to burrow into if youve the money. That combined with the option of viable space vehicles...and nope...looks like the meek are forked. I guess this is Darwinism in action.
@matthewevans963
Ай бұрын
Yeah. All the best to those with the money and, inclination to live underground like f*ing moles. Sounds bloody awful.
@john1boggity56
Ай бұрын
And the living shall envy the dead
@demontrader1222
Ай бұрын
@@john1boggity56 I dont know. I have a theory the wealthy will leave this planet hence the push by the likes of Musk to develop viable vessels. Once they have sufficiently secured their interests, they will look off planet and the leading elites in this are the new pseudo left elite...selling high consumerism welfare stateism while raking in the profits. Today, every Tom, Dick and Harry wants to sport the wealthy lifestyle on debt and discount goods from China. Those profits are accumulating in someones pockets. AND this is called the "developed" lifestyle the new left pushes.
The ice on the water is melting because the water is warming. As an anthropologist I can't wait to see those islands!! Put some condos there lOL The people who are really concerned are those like me who grow food. It's not just being uncomfortable because its hot. Plants just plain die.! Nothing grows over 105 deg. so crops have to go in early and then we have had frosts. If we wait there is not enough time for crops to ripen before it's too hot for them. It's a big squeeze. Eat local....like outside your door. I laugh at people worried about how this affects the economy when life itself is on the line.
And weather patterns there can be observed based on the layers of sediment now turned to stone over that 550 million year time span
Nice seeing you all..... have a great weekend....
I reckon the birds and insects will be left. The planet will be far better off for supporting the natural critters like it was before the Human parasites arrived. Gaz UK
@obsoleteoptics
Ай бұрын
Nuclear power plants have entered the chat
@crystalgarry5873
Ай бұрын
Sorry. No. The earth is a SYSTEM. This is a FULL EXTINCTION EVENT. It is extremely difficult for the vast majority to process and accept this undeniable reality. But I pray people accept the LOUD truth the science has shouted at us…… for MANY decades. It’s here. Now. Brace yourself. Make your peace. And enjoy whatever time is left (much less than most think, the science says). And live and love as much and as many as possible. Help each other. Hopium is not helpful.
@antonyjh1234
Ай бұрын
The permian extinction, and the ferret like mammals that we came from it was 90% of marine animals and 70% of land animals gone, with everything depending on everything else, sating the planet will be better off is like blaming the dinosaurs for the other extinction event.
@reuireuiop0
Ай бұрын
@@antonyjh1234 Damn Dino's could've head-butted that thing back into orbit !!
Why don't you have hot water or heat?
I think it’s time everyone stops pointing figures and starts using their energies in figuring out how we are going to adapt to these inevitable changes.
@forestdweller5581
Ай бұрын
That's a logical fallacy. You can' t adapt to what you cannot know lies ahead. Therefore graphs, trends etc are studied.
@jimicunningable
Ай бұрын
That would require more cooperation than humanity has ever been capable of. ...and meanwhile, we are at each other's throats on EVERY continent.. Sorry #NGH
@ericmaclaurin8525
Ай бұрын
Ah yes. Stop complaining and give up. 😂
@jimicunningable
Ай бұрын
@@ericmaclaurin8525 That is abuse from someone fearful or unaware of the situation. It's bad enough without that.
After following your channel I have to ask, should we put sulfur back into the fuel for ships?
@john1boggity56
Ай бұрын
It's a valid question!!
@PaulHBeckwith
Ай бұрын
Yes
@klondike444
Ай бұрын
The trouble with any kind of continuous geoengineering is what happens when you're obliged to stop. There's going to be less ship fuel in coming years and warming will return with a vengeance
@ericmaclaurin8525
Ай бұрын
@@klondike444more terrible arguments to do nothing.
@jennysteves7226
Ай бұрын
@@PaulHBeckwithI so wish this wasn’t such a quick yes! Feels like just more kicking of the can - giving in to the unfortunate human traits that led us here, demanding these unsustainable levels of worldwide energy use and economic expansion. And continuing to not grow up; to not learn a thing. Sorry .. feeling like a genuine and very sad doomer today.
time to hand out some darwin awards
Hope you've update Chrome since you posted this.
I'm a Comanche Indian man I live on Mother EARTH 63 winters and I know things are going to get very bad very quickly !!!! like f15 and f20 tornadoes and drought and flooding and volcano. We to start thinking about growing are own food for Americans. SO go home and be with family and stay safe.
Just one super volcano there can flash vaporize billions of tons of ice in seconds.
Arctic sea ice gas gone up!
☢️ means safe ... 4 x 1000 times Chernobyl power plants melted down with fires and explosions in spent fuel ponds which were later ejected from the buildings, they contained 35 years of spent fuel .. Thoughts on the uncontrollable events still unfolding?
@obsoleteoptics
Ай бұрын
It ain't over till the ozone is stripped away
@robertalexander5422
Ай бұрын
Bingo. Ionizing radiation is a bitch.
@BrodyLuv2
Ай бұрын
@@robertalexander5422 It's just insanity that people who are supposedly speaking up against pollution ignore the absolute horror of Fukushima and happily comfort themselves with the lies about 'Treated Water' at the site when there is not a single system on Earth that can do what is being claimed to be done at Fukushima.
It's distressing how much of the content and discussion is centered around human inconvenience We are witnessing a planetary die off....not just "climate change" Life on Earth!! The counter arguments are absurd and redundant....it's so obvious to any observant sentient.....life is on the precipice. We see it every day....I certainly have throughout my short 60yrs.
Strange paul, I'm certain we were told arctic sea ice would be gone by 2014 Did someone put it back when we weren't watching?
Change is coming. Far more than one would suspect. The Lord flooded the Earth once, made a promise not to again, (rainbow). This time, in the not so distant future, the Earth will be scorched. Much calamity, much suffering. Men have chosen to deny Jesus and resist His invitation into truth. This correction must take place, a true shaking or cleansing will take place. It is in the hope that many will choose to repent, not to destroy. All will face the choice of whom we shall believe, i encourage a belief in the Lord Jesus. Be encouraged. The Earth will not be destroyed, just the world system established in anti-christ (satan)
What a pity nuclear power was demonised decades ago. Many more established well run nuclear plants would have taken us much further on the decarbonisation path without the damage to farmland and nature from industrial coal, wind, solar and pumped hydro.
@christinearmington
Ай бұрын
Zero point energy from reverse engineered UAP/UFOs 🛸 would be/ would have been even better. 😳😱💀
Just because it'd never been observed by humans doesn't make it new or different then the previous 300 million years. Back when dinosaurs lived there.
The degree of fear increases. Panic spreads like wildfire. All hope seems lost. No happy future. Only hell awaits us. But stop! What? Could this be true? NO!...I tell you. And yes! Because it has always been the case that you have to go through hell to know its limits...and break through them.
@john1boggity56
Ай бұрын
Fear or surrender?
@JimmyMarquardsen
Ай бұрын
@@john1boggity56 Fear surrender if it does not follow the path of the heart. If it does...surrender to it.
God (at creation time): ''And you shall be stewards of this world I've created!'' God (in 2050): ''THE HELL DID YOU DO TO THIS PLACE???!!!''
Oh my gosh the weather! Why try to fight what the govt., controls?
Drilling whole into the ice to take ice samples is partly responsible for them ice sheets melting
Stop geoingeneering. It's destroying the planet.
Didn't you say that we should've had a "blue Arctic" (or blue ocean, whater) event by now, like many years ago? I'm starting to become VERY skeptical, right about now. _I was saying_ that we should be experiencing "a deadly heat related humidity problem" by now, _too._ I think "we're all (kinda) wrong". 😆 Of course, if we are not wrong, we should be trying to INDUSTRIALIZE the you know what out of the REAL solutions, and negating (the you know what out of) stupid political and regulatory "solutions". Only communist minded people think that we should place the onus of "guilty carbon footprints" upon the citizen. Why? Because we can't do anything about it unless _international corporations take the lead._ Why is that, you may ask? Because the little guy has to pay _full retail_ for the solar and LFP batteries... But corporations that make most of their money in CHINA could buy the PV and LFP at _FAR BELOW wholesale_ prices, thus kickstarting even _more_ economy of scales! So, no more regulations on the "little guy", right? I hope we all can now agree. 😉 And no more "dismissing" the *UN* "Road to Regulation". Yep, it's across ALL borders, too, just as with ALL communist or fascist minded plans. Please, do your homework, feel free to search it.
@fireofenergy
Ай бұрын
Whether or not "climate" _change_ is real.
Ice breakers help global warming 🔥👹🔥🚬💩☕️👋👀👅🫦🙉🙊🙈
@christinearmington
Ай бұрын
One reason why Russia loves them.
It's not co2 it's not you it's the Sun everything is a cycle
YR hems and haws and sing song make you impossible to follow , practice yr speech or get a presenter. Were not students we listen out of good will... and yr a terrible presenter
@ericmaclaurin8525
Ай бұрын
If you're brain struggles to process spoken English maybe you need to focus on reading. I'm not interested in a slow monotone. You can reduce playback speed if that's enough.