Who else is getting forced to watch this for online schooling 😒

@Sadius

4 жыл бұрын

Yup, that's me right now.

@omerhussein5874

3 жыл бұрын

yup...

@maryjoycailing564

3 жыл бұрын

Same here. 🙄

@lizdaugherty8365

3 жыл бұрын

🙋🏼‍♀️🙄

@taiko120625

3 жыл бұрын

me

Don't you just love when your teacher assigns you an AP science video playlist when you're not even in AP science?

@tyler2k25

3 жыл бұрын

bro im in 8th grade watching this shi

@billionaire._b

3 жыл бұрын

@@tyler2k25 right 😂😂

@corvaecorp

3 жыл бұрын

off topic but another genshin impact fan here aa

@mothz_

3 жыл бұрын

@@corvaecorp Why hello

@mothz_

3 жыл бұрын

@@notsarah1336 ehh kinda- its a little hard sometimes. Also I agree genshin is awesome

You are a Leader in making science education easy to understand. Your technique and process is the best going on KZread. I have learned much in the past several months since I first found your vides - I await for more in the future. Enjoy your time off; and, you are welcome.

great video :) i'm from UAE, I can see what you said and it's really bad ! we need to start working harder for our environment..

@mothz_

3 жыл бұрын

@Islam Ibrahim Off topic but KAEYA PFP

@frostinstant1892

3 жыл бұрын

good luck

@AMIRA-pe1ky

Жыл бұрын

pardon? islam was your name? we don't have names like that btw obviously you're indian or pak, secondly UAE is knows it has one of biggest solar panel in the world which stopping us using literally anything soooo? hush lil baby

I really appreciated these video, thank you man

You sir are an awesome man for these videos. Really helping me along! Thank you sir

@Centaursixtysix

7 жыл бұрын

Buildingblox17 You're welcome, stir.

@devin12321

3 жыл бұрын

its 2021

@wolfpack_1018

3 жыл бұрын

this is bad

thank you . your videos help me a lot it 's so wel organised .

Thank you very much 🌳

Can you make a presentation on Malthus and neo-Malthus please? I do not understand it at all and by teacher is sick for my AP human geography class. And now we are are stuck with a bad sub.

This was really interesting

According to the economist-Simon Kuznets, the population increases the consumption of environmental resources with the advancement of civilization, but it is not an exponential process. The consumption of the environment increases only up to a certain moment when the environment becomes a value in itself instead of only a factor enabling development. After reaching this point, the resource consumption decreases. The curve in the shape of an inverted "U" is called the Environmental Kuznets Curve (EKC). The historical values ​​of sulfur dioxide emissions, for example, are in line with the course of the Kuzniec curve. According to the physicist - David Deutsch - the only "resource" that is needed for humanity to survive in the long term is intelligence and knowledge, while the availability of natural resources depends solely on the finiteness of the universe. Deutsch notes that since extinction of species is a phenomenon that occurs all the time, the only survival option for humanity is the use of the only feature that distinguishes it from other species - or intelligence. The solution is not limiting the level of industrial production, postulated by movements of sustainable development (eg the Kyoto Protocol for global warming), because it will degrade everything that we define as the achievements of civilization and will be a catastrophe in itself. In particular, it will make it impossible to stop the potentially negative effects of global warming. -Hans Rosling- believes that population growth is not a threat but a chance for humanity. Rosling, studying demographic and social changes in the history of mankind, shows that periods of rapid, exponential population growth are short-lived (on a historical scale) and slow down after a given population reaches a certain level of civilization (which is observed in developed societies). Rosling also indicates that during the twentieth century, the quality of life of almost all populations in the world has improved significantly, not decreased, while the fertility rate decreased, which in 1963 was on average 5 children per mother, and in 2012 only 2.5 children per mother. Rosling also conducted knowledge on overpopulation - in the United Kingdom, the majority of respondents, including people with higher education, reported drastically inflated fertility rates, which Rosling says indicates that the problem of overpopulation is mainly the problem of perception in developed Western societies, not a real problem in developing countries, such as Bangladesh (fertility at 2.5). According to Rosling, this fall in fertility, with the simultaneous extension of life, is also one of the most important demographic changes in the history of mankind.

@henrymongrain9008

3 жыл бұрын

Kuznets' Curve is about pollution, not consumption of natural resources. A country can have a clean environment while still using resources above their regeneration rates. For example, modern Japan has a largely pristine ecology but has unsustainable levels of per-capita resource use. The Japanese import these resources from neighboring countries such as Australia and Indonesia, two nation that have very unsustainable logging and mining. Basically, Kuznets' Curve has nothing to do with the global economy's ability to continue to produce basic resources (i.e., food, clothing, transportation) for a rapidly growing population. I agree that intelligence is helpful to have, but it is certainly not the only resource we need. I have never been able to eat intelligence, and I doubt that any of the other humans alive today can either.

Good Job. This perspective is attractive, but, What's solution? I think only one: Obligatory Natality control.

I can't help but think we and the environment would be much better off long-term with just 1-2 billion people - not sure how to quickly get there though.

@minsugageniusjjangjjangman3705

4 жыл бұрын

thanos snaps twice

@user-jz2xn6ej1i

Жыл бұрын

@@minsugageniusjjangjjangman3705 "Tanos bcuz in film hes name is spellt rong

my man needs to go to sleep

@yansa361

4 жыл бұрын

no i cannot

@navichu3546

3 жыл бұрын

Buddy needs to touch some grass

Shout out sa PSU student na nanunuod nito.🤣☺️ mag aral kayo ng mabuti para sa future

@jurijinmones231

3 жыл бұрын

Napilitan lang manood para may maisagot HAHA

@harlenevillanoche1953

3 жыл бұрын

Sa true langs HAHAHAHAHAH

Thank youuuuu

What about Malthus' theory on population and food supply (geometric vs. arithmetic ratio)?

Very helpful, thank you! :)

this video is helping me complete school work

great thanks

I do not agree with the statement in the beginning saying that in winter in the northern hemisphere there is more carbon monoxide because there’s no leaves. While lack of greens has an affect, he failed to mention that in winter we have to heat our homes to avoid freezing to death.

Actually in UAE, they started working on the problem from 2008. And they made it, the first city that works on renewable energy! Its called Masdar City, check it out. And there's a lot of investment in the country on projects for renewable energy and new water sources ect.

@isabellagrace3542

5 жыл бұрын

That place was insanely amazing! Visited it.. The whole city works using the solar energy.. wow, Im speechless. Great work actually! Also the people were the best of the bestest, super sweet!!

@gea9308

4 жыл бұрын

One city is nothing. UAE is hugely responsible for CO2 emissions around the world. Masdar is just a “show” city to tell the world “Look we are rich and can build this”, which is true.

Cool video I learned a lot

@user-jz2xn6ej1i

Жыл бұрын

i didnd't i hate how techers make us learn tis in 1th grade now my mom sayd dis was neednles no one need now this nowdays

My favorite one!

Well-made video!!!

that was very helpful. thanks a lot for the great video!

There are citys built in Africa TV has made ppl think that theres just desert and ppl staving

Hello, thank you for your nice presentations. In what resource or book is the syllabus you are teaching from?which level is that?thank you again. I followed your programme.

@donyagoodarzi9321

8 жыл бұрын

Mr.Anderson brave man;-) I like consumption of humanities.

@Bozemanscience1

8 жыл бұрын

+salma salma I am creating these videos for the AP Environmental Science course. I use the College Board Course Description, the Friedland textbook, the Miller textbook, and the internet as resources. Hope this helps and thanks for watching.

@donyagoodarzi9321

8 жыл бұрын

+Bozeman Science that is good, are there any same formula for green plants about anything like agronomy populations? thanks.

@donyagoodarzi9321

8 жыл бұрын

+salma salma I mean they are quite expensive while worth reading books to get a profession out of them.

7:15

I sabrna from Tanzania in Kilimanjaro thanks so much for de video so helpfull

This would be interesting if I weren’t cramming for an APES test tomorrow

Can anyone tell me what's the point of this video ?

@cameronbloodworth6575

3 жыл бұрын

Its for school kid in 7th grade science and for crews lake middle school aka school stuff that is for school and thats are teacher.

If america is 3rd largest in the world for population why is it so small compared to indonesia or other countries. Also for health why is it so large compared to australia or mexico?

Thank you!

wow amazing video! Putting theory to context, thanks so so much!

I = P*A*T -- So... based on this equation, we can reduce our population to minimize 'P', we can put *EVERYONE* into poverty and thereby minimize A, and we can eschew our technology to minimize T - as long as we're basing our policies on simple equations, we'll know that maximizing A also increased the average life span along with quality of life within that lifespan. Our newly found small impoverished population will now last as long as the next pandemic; which may very well be the next flu season. IPAT is about as useful for prediction as the Drake Equation -- and you wouldn't think about attempting to base policy on the Drake Equation. The things that have the most detrimental effect on the environment break down into their own taxonomy; we're not that different from the critters around us, something bad in their water supply hurts them and it hurts us too. Technology helps us clean water supplies, build agricultural chains. There are some industries that you need to watch out for because they can have the opposite effect -- fracking for instance, it improves our quality of life by providing energy to run our heaters so we don't freeze in the winter and makes summers far less unpleasant; but it also requires vast amounts of water which it contaminates with a soup of benzene, toluene, ethylbenzene, xylene and a host of other chemicals -- is there really any way to engage in fracking without contaminating the groundwater supply? Comparatively nuclear energy would be a much less impactful option.

HIV is high in Africa thanks to contaminated vaccines. The map of HIV and the map of resources each look like the twin of the other. What do you think that is about?

Great video, but I would have wished that you would have gone through the technology effect in the IPAT equation. It's quite important since many ppl put their hopes to technology

oh oh oh oh rillys atou parts aw

perfect for students very impressive !

@user-jz2xn6ej1i

Жыл бұрын

i dont rly understand bcuz de atmospeare cant has invisble armour, it make no sence

me when hybrid school

I feel like these numbers are not accurate.

im in school

steve kerr's long lost twin

I thought you'd like to know they are playing scientology advertisements before your video. I don't know if you have any control over the ads, but considering you're a scientist I thought you would like to know.

thank you sir for the good info

I'm forced to watch this and I was watching Mw3 mind the gap lol

what trying to say about people in Africa someone could be living in africa and they could be like king musa musa or cleo patrea

Hello

@Sunny-ok9bq

3 ай бұрын

hi

I feel like he could talk a little quicker

I get smart from Dream Theater.

anyone here from ellis

Whats is the point in the videos?

@hashu7558

4 жыл бұрын

its called learning

@Sunny-ok9bq

3 ай бұрын

@@hashu7558 🤣

yo i could see my house in the picture of abu dhabi

If anyone cares, the pronunciation for Bangladesh is "bung (as in 'bung' in 'bungalow')-laa-dehsh". It's just sad everyone pronounces it wrong especially after what the country has done to gain the name.

@saradawn9385

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks! I honestly didn't know :)

@child9125

7 жыл бұрын

And thank you for caring!!

@vanelluspierrot

7 жыл бұрын

Not at all, it is pronounced as 'Ba-ang-la-desh'. the name comes from the Bangla language they share with the Indian state West Bengal.

@child9125

7 жыл бұрын

Not really. Try and check the pronunciation again.

@KJKP

7 жыл бұрын

In English, it is pronounced Bangladesh. Trying to correct people for using the correct pronunciation within a second language is unkind and incorrect. For example, there is a city in California named Los Banos. (Loss Ban-ohs). A reporter on the news tried to say the Spanish "Lohs Bahn-yohs", and he just looked like he wanted to present himself as superior in knowledge and experience. Not really, everyone knows the Spanish. BUT, that is not the name of the city in the local English. And, your correction of the normal English word for the country is also incorrect and not necessary. Peace.

this man looks so depressed, get some sleep my dude.

@sophiazoe4340

3 жыл бұрын

ikr lol

“a village in africa” ?????

yo

ay whos here rn from goldenkranz

Aint no way boa aint no way and class so i gotta watch this :/

Ah forget the assignment I’ll just skip it

shiiit Cuba is a miracle

I rlly don’t wanna do this shit 🙄

Great video; but your data is so old

my boa tired

Please anyone else bored asf in biology watching this

'Village in africa'?? dude! really??

3:48 Lol I live in UAE!!

this is all wrong..a small population with low technology cand still create devastation...

Haha, I see a lot of Indians didn't like it. Facts >> Politicians

SHOUT PO SA MGA NAG-AARAL SA CLSU NGAYON AT PINAPANOOD 'TO UWU

@petron6193

3 жыл бұрын

Hi ho!

Show this to a liberal or leftist and we know the response, any or all of these: (1) get up and walk away (2) ad hominem comments (3) "You're a racist".

@hueyfreeman707

Жыл бұрын

Bro what are u even saying bruh

@spideraxis

Жыл бұрын

@@hueyfreeman707 I was explicit and clear. If you don't understand go back to first grade. Just your language and grammar indicates ignorance.

@hueyfreeman707

Жыл бұрын

@@spideraxis Ok Jonathon my bad

@yandelgarcia9138

Жыл бұрын

@@spideraxis first grade they don't teach ad hominem. Also your just a student yourself your no one. A fool who thinks he is cut above the reset. No one really cares who the hell you are. So best advice I could give you is why are you here?

@spideraxis

Жыл бұрын

@@yandelgarcia9138 You did exactly what I wrote. Couldn't address my statement, so you gave ad hominem, ignorant remarks. BTW, you don't know my age, further proving your ignorance. Thanks for proving my point.

😄

lol iam from the UAE

Okay boomer

Did I hear you say Pakistan!! 😱It’s Israel. Excuse you. How could you say that. Take I back right now

@user-fg9sf7gy4f

6 жыл бұрын

Dora Elias what???

@mothz_

3 жыл бұрын

bruh

Great presentation..but terrible speaking....no offense

You sir are an awesome man for these videos. Really helping me along! Thank you sir