What do you think about CO2 in certain products? Good or bad?

@gadlicht4627

2 жыл бұрын

You should look into C2CNT and STEP process

@thesilentone4024

Жыл бұрын

Not bad but what about the sand removing that makes thirsty cement so water runs through it not over like roads and sidewalks. So it help replenish groundwater and ground aquifers and prevent homes from sinking in when the ground starts drying on a wet climate now its a dry one why not help the earth out.

@stephaneg.8623

Жыл бұрын

CO2 is NOT A POLLUTANT. You can call CO2 an emission, but it NOT a pollutant, it's the BASIS FOR LIFE on earth. Plant life requires C02, the more the better, and we can't live without plant life. Calling CO2 a pollutant is INSANE.

Carbon capture sounds like a good idea but I worry it will just give corporations a get out of jail free card to continue emitting CO2. Addressing the problem at the source is always going to be better than mitigation

@sheltonmyers832

2 жыл бұрын

The best way to do this would be to make a carbon tax and to make sure putting CO2 in the air cost several times more than talking it out... (Addition) Actually one way is to reimburse the capture and make the cost of that the base line for said tax. By using the price to capture a ton of CO2 and then multiple it for the release of said ton.

@TheIVJackal

2 жыл бұрын

If CC gets so efficient that companies pumping CO2 in to the air actually become Carbon Negative, will it really matter? IMO, we need to sequester a lot more than simply what we're emitting today.

@florinapostoiu

2 жыл бұрын

The source of the problem...!? Are just a few, and i do not think that will be part of a serious discussion in the actual stage of homo sapiens evolution, they will never be adressed untill we evolve to the level of human beings. And, unfortunately, nature will be here for a very very tough process of education, wich we will have no choice but to swallow it.

@glee21012

2 жыл бұрын

You emit CO2 dumbass, so why don't you hold your breath.

@haze6647

2 жыл бұрын

Nah, they just want to make you buy their eco product.

Yay, another video to make me confident about the future, but also scared if we will ever meet our expectations. Kudos to everyone who made this video!

@thesilentone4024

2 жыл бұрын

Haha ya no dont count on it unless we do something the company's won't and co2 will just continue to rise.

@ricechido1089

2 жыл бұрын

This is false optimism since u.s will do absolutely nothing to combat climate change

@garethbaus5471

2 жыл бұрын

@Penny Farsely actually we can already capture more carbon for a given unit of area than any common crop even if the carbon capture system is powered by solar panels. It is just much more cost effective to have never emmited the CO2 in the first place. Plants are great, but they are very inefficient at medium or long term carbon capture and won't be enough on their own to completely avoid many of the negative effects of climate change even if we stopped emmiting more CO2 by the end of the year.

@garethbaus5471

2 жыл бұрын

@Penny Farsely I wasn't talking about dry ice production, I was talking abound the actual carbon capture techniques used to pull it out of the air. Such techniques are sometimes combined with underground storage. Certain rocks such as basalt can actually bond to CO2 if you expose enough surface area which can be a cheap way to store carbon for at least the next couple melinia.

@garethbaus5471

2 жыл бұрын

@Penny Farsely you do realize that drills exist right? We don't need to mine basalt for carbon storage, nor do we need to super cool it. And as I tried to imply in my original comment until we have a primarily low emmision grid it isn't worth the effort, but that still doesn't mean we can't outperform plants at carbon capture and storage.

the climate topic makes me incredibly depressed but things like this give me the smallest ounce of hope back

@haze6647

2 жыл бұрын

So you dont depressed when dinosaur and mamoth died?

@AutumnRa1n

2 жыл бұрын

@@haze6647 no... cause I didn't exist back then...

@haze6647

2 жыл бұрын

@@AutumnRa1n i am sad for whoever race that comes after us and inherit the earth, they will need to work hard to fix the mess that we left.

@AutumnRa1n

2 жыл бұрын

@@haze6647 i DOnt think so. After the thousands of years that it will take for a new, intelligent race to evolve, most of what he have done will have crumbled away

@buykuibra2518

2 жыл бұрын

The only negative impact that will remain for a long time is the radioactive waste.

I have a re-used mattress from a friend, and had a recycled couch before that. I haven’t had a new bed in at least 10 years

Low taxes on green and eco friendly products and lot of tax on oposite

@garethbaus5471

2 жыл бұрын

The easiest way would be a tax on carbon emmisions at the source taxing every fossil fuel based on the average amount of damage a given quantity of said fuel is likely to produce at the point of extraction. The money could be used in a disaster relief fund, and or used to subsidize low emmisions products and energy. And one you have set up this carrot and stick approach you can watch capitalism at its best adjusting the market to better match the embedded costs if you weight the taxes and subsidies correctly we could get the most prosperous economy feasible for the lowest environmental cost(completely eleminating climate change isn't quite worth the effort at this point, but there is definitely a happy medium where you get the least damage for the least cost for the highest net value in the end).

@anthonymorris5084

2 жыл бұрын

Energy is the fundamental cost of all goods and services. You raise the price of energy, you lower standards of living.

@HolgerJakobs

2 жыл бұрын

A general tax on transport of goods would help. We in Europe and North America import a lot of tomorrow's (not even next month's) garbage from China. If we bought products of higher quality (and price), these could be produced in our own countries and not shipped around the world. And even if they came from China, due to higher quality we would by much less often. I don't even buy fruits which have traveled more than I have in the last 12 months.

Hey Beina in our engagement ,we will gift rings made of c02 emissions and organize a party which will have a vodka made with recycled emissions' byproducts . Jokes apart i really appreciate the DW for great work, nowadays my favorite day of the week is friday.

@TheSkystrider

2 жыл бұрын

Joke... I thought you were serious. It's a good plan.

@haze6647

2 жыл бұрын

Seriously tho, diamond is just a carbon, sigh..., i don't understand, all of this vanity, what it is for?, you dont even wear your ring, and you said that you are single when someone approah you.

2:15 Bajaja. This is the type of journalism and tory telling I live for. Keep it up. I'm following you on twitter. You're fun!

I wonder what is the carbon foot print of junk mail? I hate junk mail and there is no easy or permanent way to stop receiving it. What if we could simply stop getting credit card offers 3x a week per person and stop receiving coupons unless we subscribe for it. I mean what if we just eliminate that which most of us do not want??

@crocus5632

2 жыл бұрын

Well how will those companies and people make the money for living, then? No-one s gonna give them food and housing for free. And that's the problem. People have to offer other people sily stuff , so that those people who grow the food and make houses and make electricity will give them some. The capitalism is the problem.

@anthonymorris5084

2 жыл бұрын

@@crocus5632 How is capitalism the problem? What other economic system facilitates a better planet? The Soviet Union was one of the largest polluters on the planet. Economic growth is what keeps you safe.

@HolgerJakobs

2 жыл бұрын

I think the impact is low compared to the footprint of all the video content traveling the net. It's very annoying, though.

5:38 "look at me!! Don't even have to use my legs anymore and i'm all out of money! :D"

The world could be saved in a year, but you don't get rich saving the world.

@Lokuzdeckel

2 жыл бұрын

@@charlietube7165 they don't care because all the rich people emit the most co² of all people. The solution could be easy, they need to heavily be taxed for such living. But usually rich people also command the world so...

@anthonymorris5084

2 жыл бұрын

@@charlietube7165 Why would you make such an absurd and malicious assumption that just because people have money they don't care? Wouldn't they have more to lose? Wealthy people have given away more money to causes and charities than most countries. Does this simply help you reinforce your bias?

@thewiscokid81

2 жыл бұрын

@@VFPn96kQT Do not take things so literally. The real message was you don't get rich saving the world.

@thewiscokid81

2 жыл бұрын

@@anthonymorris5084 You have not heard of the twitter account has Jeff Bezos decided to end world hunger. I won't even put it on one person. Let us take the top ten richest people to come together to end world hunger.

@thewiscokid81

2 жыл бұрын

@@Lokuzdeckel So true.

great content, great subject, thanks for this video! Couldnt always hear what the specialists said though, because the music was too loud while speaking

Why conflate in an acronym, CCU, carbon capture and carbon dioxide reuse? Whilst they are connected, they are still separate technical problems and the latter is easily overshadowed by the former. There's lots of high purity process carbon dioxide still being emitted in some parts of the world, rather than being reused.

This..... speaker's sound quality is really good 😘

I bought a Plush Beds organic latex mattress. Very comfortable. 25 year warranty. They do have sales fyi but there are other companies that make organic latex mattresses to consider.

The narrators voice is so relaxing.... :)

you have a lovely narrator's voice...

All of your videos provided me with new perspectives about matters. Thank you so much!

Very helpful. Thank you

I love the narrator and her subtly ironic tone ❤

A very good and interesting video but at times it was hard to understand what people are saying because of the music

Very good information and facts were showcased in this video

Carbon Capture Utilization along with all multifaceted global solutions is what we need to begin doing! What is DW's take on hemp-crete?? The plants pull CO2 and store in the hempcrete blocks for building 🤗🤗🤗

@DWPlanetA

2 жыл бұрын

We're planning a video on the material hemp and all it's benefits/uses - so stay tuned :)

@9840vajjayquiiii

2 жыл бұрын

@@DWPlanetA can't wait to see what you guys have in store =D

Also Plant trees, lots of them.. they self replicate, and give you some great construction material

@samsunguser3148

2 жыл бұрын

native trees..

All of the mattresses in my house are secondhand, so I'm not concerned about the CO2 in mine.

Funny no mention of growing hemp and using natrual fibers to replace synthetic materials. This is totally focused on big business high tech solutions that are more energy intensive. There are low tech solutions.

@DWPlanetA

2 жыл бұрын

We have a video on the potential of algae (kzread.info/dash/bejne/lJetq8SqY7HOeZM.html) and are planning on doing a video on hemp soon!

@HolgerJakobs

2 жыл бұрын

Hemp and nettle should be the source for fibres, not cotton! And no more "fast fashion", but quality clothing, so that it can be used/worn for many years to come. This way, only a fraction would be produced.

Great video. Liked. Subscribed. CO2 sinks are my passion engineering projects.

Great Video:)

So, wouldn’t it make sense to start planting biotech trees that supported human infrastructure along with natural wildlife?

Yo that's a great commentator :3

good content with annoyingly loud musik, as always:)

If we start charging recycling and waste disposal fees for everything this problem would go away

I remember when you only had 25k subscribers. 1mil sooner than you think.

when the DW narrator still keep deep grudge against the ghoster 🤣🤣🤣

i request through your channel this technology must share all the world specially china and india

Innovative idea to save earth from carbon emission pollution, this idea to be implemented in large scale, worldwide, thanks

“Just kidding , don’t get engaged.” 😅

Jeez, Carbon Capture is oldest tech on Earth. Is call growing tree. So, grow more trees and harvest the log for long-term use like construction.

I don't want to subscribe to DW if i can't get this type of unique important documentary from time to time, sorry. I do like the story on the use of metal by-product to make concrete blocks for building construction. That will save a lot of cement and should be the way forward in the constrution industry from now on to save the planet from Co2 emissions...

@DWPlanetA

2 жыл бұрын

Every Friday, we strive to offer a unique new video that brings previously unexposed issues into focus. Take a look at our videos on concrete, CO2, plastics, etc. You will surely find interesting and unknown facts.

Ya know, you could not use a mattress at all lol not sure if any carbon benefits to that but I sleep in a hammock, have for years. Way cheaper, easier to clean, takes up less space, and more comfortable if you sleep in it the right way which is diagonally where you're laying almost flat and not like a banana. Oh and mine is made of cloth so cheapest kind, cost $30ish

It's the methane and other gaseous releases near my mattress that I am more concerned about...

Markets can fix it but Governments will need to give there full support

So we can use powerplants no mater if coal or gas power you can use CO2 from the exhaust gasses

Thank you for the video. Unfortunately, CO2 matrass will be burned when recycled.

@HolgerJakobs

2 жыл бұрын

So, very high quality is necessary, so that it can be used for many years to come. Quality products are key.

Save Our Planet

What about sf6 it’s been around for 50yrs and still used today in electrical switch boards and wind turbines 1kg of sf6 is the equivalent of 24,000kg of co2 no one talks about this

@garethbaus5471

2 жыл бұрын

We really don't have a way to phase that out yet, and it is every bit as inherent to a fossil fuel powered grid as one powered by renewables, so unless you just want to shut down the entire grid there really isn't much that we can do about it yet so there isn't really much point in covering it in a video like this.

@johnogrady_

2 жыл бұрын

So keep producing and using it isn’t there other ways now so who not to say thats sf6 isn’t a huge contributor to global warming co2 shouldn’t be the main concern our planet and corals are thriving take a look at the Great Barrier Reef

@johnogrady_

2 жыл бұрын

Co2 saturation is extremely high there are carbon dates of these occurrences it’s a cycle and we’re just going to have just let earth do it’s thing what they should be concentrating on nature conservation

@garethbaus5471

2 жыл бұрын

@@johnogrady_ the CO2 concentration appears to be spiking faster than the geologic evidence suggests occurred during the end Permian mass extinction, so that is definitely not natural and is very concerning. Also our total release of sf6 is low enough that it still has negligible warming potential compared to our current CO2 and methane release rates so it still isn't the priority simply because it is an easy to trap gas that is somewhat expensive to manufacture, used in equipment that you want to run as long as possible before it needs maintenance. Plus I don't know where you are getting this data about thriving corals, but bleaching rates have quadrupled since the 80s and I can't find any object metric that shows a a positive or even neutral trend on the global scale when it comes to coral.

China has the largest CCU industry in the world. They burn coal to produce CO2, and then use the CO2 to synthesize methanol, DME, olefins, and all kinds of chemicals and plastics. The lifecycle CO2 emissions of coal-based plastics are roughly 3 to 5 times higher than petroleum-based product. They call this coal-to-chemical process "clean coal technology".

So the only solution according to these people is waiting at least 20 years waiting for companies to find a way to make a profit from green products that don't help sink much carbon instead than tackling the fact we are in this mess specifically because of said companies. Nice.

Documentary content was supposed to be hopeful. But I think they picked narrator who had some existential crisis and decided to bury it in deep inside and decided to concentrate on phone instead. Poor soul. Hope she feels better ;-)

The best way to deal with CO2 is split the carbon out of it and selease oxygen in the atmosphere ...similar to process applied in carbon black industry ..carbon as a single element is very useful ...hope to find a solution soon ...

@HolgerJakobs

2 жыл бұрын

The point is that this process needs a lot of energy. Where does it come from, if not from burning even more fossil fuels? Only renewable energy could do that, and extending it is the key problem.

@kaushiksarkar2865

2 жыл бұрын

How does a plant gets energy from ...it grows even in worse conditions ..it's photosynthesis the key to sustainance ..fossil fuel is declining fast ...by 2040 ..thete would be less reserves to pump in our requirement ...alternative energy generations is a myth in complexity and cost ..the best solution would be to find an alternative fuel ..that is inclusive ...zero emission of harmful chemicals ..easily available and delivers thrust ...so the crux is fuel lookout for the enhanced energy level ...

@HolgerJakobs

2 жыл бұрын

@@kaushiksarkar2865 Plants do photosynthesis by using the sun's energy. This is exactly what solar panels to, whether for heat or electricity. Even the wind on earth is driven by solar energy. Hence, these kinds of energy are the solution. Going the long way by burning wood, which has accumulated solar energy is far less effective.

@kaushiksarkar2865

2 жыл бұрын

Photosynthesis process is a combination of solar energy and chemical reactions to unrevel the energy encrypted ...solar panel and othet form of energy generation is based on convertion of mechanical or electrical properties ...photo synthesis is an ever form of generation of electricity or energy which is in existence from the first plant being grown ..

Making CCU's since 5 years, manufactured and sold more than worth 1M$ value, wana scale up, any soft loan or funding available?

The concept of waste in nature doesn't really exist. The output of something is the input of something else. Manufacturing has to be regulated in a way nothing can be produced unless there is another entity that can use all consequent waste to produce something else. That also must include gases. The concept of collecting garbage had to change from the factories and consumers. We have to get rid of the concept of garbage and start using the word commodity.

I just can’t with the CO2 being written wrong in the thumbnail picture…

@DWPlanetA

2 жыл бұрын

Unfortunately yes - we apologize for that and will change it as soon as possible. Thanks for your hint ;)

@DWPlanetA

2 жыл бұрын

FYI - We have edited the wrong thumb and uploaded a correct version.

0:11 why not get engaged?

@LickItTM

2 жыл бұрын

1 human + 1 human = 2 human + n little human. More human = more production and consume = more CO2 emmisions. Start by reducing the population aka stop making so dam many children!

@NaderNabilart

2 жыл бұрын

@@LickItTM good point! Maybe 1 child or no children at all makes more sense to me. Living solo seems kinda fun too but I think I function a tad better with a partner.

@LickItTM

2 жыл бұрын

@@NaderNabilart Even 2 children work. Not everyone has children and some die to early to have them.

@ADCFproductions

2 жыл бұрын

@@LickItTM yeah once humans no longer exist, we won't have to worry about pollution anymore. lmao. Have children, teach them right and maybe they'll live in a better place. Get engaged if you want, or not. Your choice, don't blame the world for that.

@LickItTM

2 жыл бұрын

@@ADCFproductions Well, just dont make too many and yes teach them right.

HUmans have always tried to figure out how to use what's around them, pollution is a resource.

@jazzypoo7960

2 жыл бұрын

Humans are too stupid to get us out of the manmade problem.

Not bad but what about adding o2 to water to increase the life in it the ocean is dieing and is being destroyed by fishing boats thousands of miles of damage a day to the sea floor. So how are we going to fix that co2 sure but what about the damage we have done to the sea floor and ocean life with less fish food plankton and well corl reafs.

Well I know there is carbon in really everything on earth. So I thought if we could harvest it out of the air, that would make for wonderful syngergy to solve so much problems.

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Not my vodka!!!

The timeframe is too short, the market route is too slow and requires alot of cooperation with the government in the form of subsidies, regulations promoting this novel technology (which i like dont get me wrong), but hurting older fossil fuel based market players, which will mean lost jobs and voters turning against the current elected officials... change is not inherent in a market based system... atleast not within this timeframe... we need to be climate nuetral world wide ASAP, not when the market feels like it... As the poor already struggle to pay for themselves we need the government to think far ahead innl the future to make the decisions today to protect the less affluent from the climate change tax which more people than youd expect cant afford or even if they could afford it, wouldnt want too

@stephanhazeu7317

2 жыл бұрын

The catalyst, as previously mentioned in the short documentary, is cheep "green" energy, which is the crux of this problem... Let the market handle green energy and the process is too slow not allowing the price of electricity drop low enough to allow these novel technologies to compete with previous tech. We need to force massive quantities of green energy into existance to give these novel technologies the chance to thrive... and only the government and a mayority of forward thinking voters can enforce such a change into this

How movie predict human extinction : alien invasion or zombie apocalypse. How humans actually extinct : global warming.

Why is there a hard push in the U.S. for this but but little to no push for China to do the same?

I don’t know which video is vox and which video is not… they’re all identical now. 🤷🏻‍♂️🤷🏻‍♂️🤷🏻‍♂️😵‍💫😵‍💫😵‍💫

Pay for it? Wow can WE STILL afford it?

And carbon is life without carbon we would not be alive

@HolgerJakobs

2 жыл бұрын

Actually, all living creatures consist in large parts of carbon. Still, CO2 is dangerous to the planet's climate. There's no contradiction.

I think that, everything can be neutralize by an innovative thought.

Yes lets give the big co2 emittors more chances to keep on emitting co2 and claim theyre doing anything about it when in reality only donating a fraction of what they make in order to give them selves a better name so they can keep on emitting

@ADCFproductions

2 жыл бұрын

single use plastic was supposed to be reduced greatly last year but it's still everywhere today, no change. but "it's the consumers fault for buying", like we have any choice in the matter lol

@hallongrotta9114

2 жыл бұрын

@@ADCFproductions its cheaper to be rich than poor, lOnG liVe CaPiTAlism

love concrete, DIY skate parks are the best!

The only working model is to live in harmony with nature. Not building big cities and shifting from consumption economy to true green economy. This Carbon Capture products will add to the burden and not make it easier.

@anthonymorris5084

2 жыл бұрын

Building big cities and creating high density is the most efficient way for humans to live. It's the most environmentally friendly way to live. What exactly does "live in harmony with nature mean"? Is this something tangible or a feel good sentiment?

@sandyj342

2 жыл бұрын

@@anthonymorris5084 Dont confuse capitalist efficiency with ecology. Big cities are falling apart bcos of greed. Capitalism to work greed should be minimum and work ethic should be high. Living in harmony with nature is a subsistence based living like other species.

@anthonymorris5084

2 жыл бұрын

@@sandyj342 Show me one big city that's falling apart, and then show me the evidence that greed is the cause. There are numerous large successful cities. Are you saying that by some coincidence nobody there is greedy? Capitalism has nothing to do with greed. This is a common slander utilized to reinforce an ideological bias. Individuals are greedy and there are many greedy socialists. Capitalism doesn't hold a monopoly on bad human behavior. Capitalists prove, through their accomplishments that they have a strong work ethic. *"Living in harmony with nature is a subsistence based living like other species."* The vast majority of people have no interest in living in this manner. If they did, they already would be. It is also completely unnecessary. Life for humanity and the ecology improve with every passing decade due to increasing wealth.

I need more Of The Sassssssssss

if there is profit to be made in carbon capture, capital will come in. profitability is the way to achieve low carbon economy.

Loved the topic, hated the music. Is this children's TV?

Funny comments by the narrator 💍 😂

Why is the narrator so sassy

@NaderNabilart

2 жыл бұрын

Yes but I kinda love it 😅

@Mia-qp8pd

2 жыл бұрын

@@NaderNabilart it made me kinda annoyed. I wanna learn something and she has to present it with such an attitude, someone like her would be thrown out of her univ class in my school haha

@ADCFproductions

2 жыл бұрын

@@Mia-qp8pd she sounds too sexy to me for some reason :C

"Don't get engaged" yup that should have measurable effect too because in my experience partners will spend your money on unnecessarily replacing things that work perfectly fine.

What?

And most importantly, don't get engaged! Ever!

@NaderNabilart

2 жыл бұрын

I was surprised hearing that in the video. Whyy? 😟

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Just plant more trees, it's as simple as that!

@wildlifesuport

2 жыл бұрын

It will take years for trees to grow if they will grow,and we all Need to do something now not to wait years

How to turn my ex- become jewelry?

ight just came here for nothing except |Sus|an fancy

It is already too late

@GL.cats123

2 жыл бұрын

It might be 😟😭😭😢😥

@ADCFproductions

2 жыл бұрын

it's never too late! :D we can produce plastic for a few more years, don't worry. it should have stopped a long time ago, but money keeps coming in, sooooo...

@anthonymorris5084

2 жыл бұрын

Humans have never been safer, healthier or more prosperous than at any time in history. Warming doesn't kill anything. Cold does. You want to stop climate change? Stop having babies.

Dont care.

I have an idea how about we switch to electric cars altogether and start holding big oil companies liable for their actions. #EnoughIsEnough #TaxBigOilCompanies

@HolgerJakobs

2 жыл бұрын

Cars are a big problem, whether electric or not. And even producing electric cars causes a lot of harm to the environment. The production of the electric energy for them as well. The solution for traffic is public transport (buses, trains, metros, ... not airplanes), bicycle and walking.

@anubizz3

2 жыл бұрын

I have a better idea why don't you just walk, cycle and use public transport when necessary?

Do not trust anyone who cannot write a chemical species correctly

@ensaw5486

2 жыл бұрын

I'm surprised that no one else commented about the huge error of CO², which hurts my eyes

@DWPlanetA

2 жыл бұрын

We apologize for the error, and are trying to correct it as soon as we can! Thanks for spotting ;)

@DWPlanetA

2 жыл бұрын

FYI - We have edited the wrong thumb and uploaded a correct version.

I don't like her attitude...

Of course all these processes emit MORE CO2 than what is captured and used. If you use fossil fuels you emit LESS.

@garethbaus5471

2 жыл бұрын

I think you might want to proof read your comment.

@Alekosssvr

2 жыл бұрын

@@garethbaus5471 Ok. "If you use fossil fuels you emit much LESS." Because there is this thing called "thermodynamics".

@garethbaus5471

2 жыл бұрын

@@Alekosssvr I don't think you understand thermodynamics, or perhaps you don't understand the word emit. English must not be your first language.

Yeah, don't get engaged. The government that runs this channel needs you dependent upon them. Strong marriages and families are a threat to their power.

the narrator does not sound professional at all

Co2 is not a pollutant and should not be regarded as such. This compound is essential to life and it is not a material driver of our climate at current concentrations. We are concentrating on eliminating, at a huge cost, something that does not now affect our climate. It is a greenhouse gas but a minor one and it is now saturated so cannot possibly change our climate nor can reducing emissions of CO2 change the way our climate is behaving. No one has provided any evidence that CO2 is altering our climate but rely on the weak 'what else can it be'? Well the answer to that is what else altered climate before man used fossil fuels. Climate varies and always has done albeit in a relatively narrow margin of temperature variation. The worst times for living creatures were during ice ages while warm periods increased life.

@deathgun3110

2 жыл бұрын

Bruh the 90s and 00s called and they want their climate desception back.

@iareid8255

2 жыл бұрын

@@deathgun3110 Would you rephrase that, as I don't understand you?

@deathgun3110

2 жыл бұрын

@@iareid8255 Exxon called, they Want their climate Desinformation Back.

@iareid8255

2 жыл бұрын

Mr Gun, as nobody knows what is changing our climate, except a big clue is that it has happened for millenia, before man was around. So to claim that Exxon knew and that they spread Desinformatuion (sic) is simply ludicrous.

@anthonymorris5084

2 жыл бұрын

You're correct. Fossil fuels created the modern world. The modern world is what keeps us safe. Inexpensive energy and economic growth is what keeps us safe. The greatest diversity of life on earth lives in the tropics, not Greenland. Environmentalists foolishly believe that the earth is this pristine place, that humans, like a parasite, are destroying. The earth is a hostile place that will kill you. Humans have made it more livable. Warming is not a danger. It's a positive.

What a load of Crap. Plants thrive on CO2 combined with Photosynthesis to create Oxygen. Did anyone on this site take a Biology class in school.

Hooray! As consumers, we are going to give more money to the guys that took our money and poisoned our world! Aren't we blessed?

There is nothing wrong with a warming planet. In fact there are numerous positive aspects. The greatest diversity of life on earth lives in the tropics not Greenland. The largest human populations on the planet live in very cold climates. Warming is positive.

@anthonymorris5084

2 жыл бұрын

@@VFPn96kQT A warming planet doesn't turn everything into a desert. The planet is currently covered in a myriad of ecosystems that all support a variety of life forms. Your comment is alarmist and solely emotional.

@anthonymorris5084

2 жыл бұрын

@@VFPn96kQT Even with an incalculable diversity of ecosystems your argument states that the 20th century represents some kind of definitive climate, that some unknown source has deemed paramount to maintain at all costs. Your other argument states that warming will continue until the entire planet looks like the Sahara. There is no evidence for either. The Sahara is not created by heat, it's created by lack of rainfall. Warming doesn't cause desertification. I guess Greenland teeming with forests and wildlife is somehow apocalyptic too? When the earth was experiencing record high temps and Co2 levels the largest herbivores the planet has ever seen walked the earth. The planet was covered in tropical foliage all the way to the Arctic Circle. Fossils prove this. Anytime the earth has experienced warming life has flourished. This is also proven. Cooling is a far greater threat to life. You oppose the Sahara but you have no problem with Greenland and Antarctica remaining bastions of desolate frozen wasteland. Warming comes with numerous positive aspects that climate zealots and media refuse to discuss. Anything that challenges the apocalyptic narrative is maligned and attacked. Ignoring facts and data causes the climate movement to simply lose what little credibility it ever had.

@HolgerJakobs

2 жыл бұрын

The point is that the climate is changing too quickly for the ecosystems to adapt by evolution. There is a reason why so many humans live in the colder parts of the world. Rising sea levels will cause a lot of problems for many cities built close to shores. *So there is everything wrong with a warming planet!*

This narrators voice is surprisingly annoying…