Migration Map Project: Conference Report
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ก.ค. 2024
- Folks, I'm home from Ohio. This was an emotional conference for me- I share some cool stuff I learned. We got a lot more of the pieces we need for this project. The bad news, it's about information & access, and you can hear about it yourself.
I also share some information about Columbus, OH, and the way my experiences in the city helped give me perspective on my kinda gut-punch moment.
00:00 Cool Stuff & Good News
09:00 Bad News
14:18 Columbus, OH notes
19:00 Tortoise Reflection: Life vs Money & Our Impact - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
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Folks, I got word that the credits slides aren't showing up in this video! I'm so sorry, that's totally unintentional. Next time I'll double check. Tomorrow's Montana outlook has credits for all donors up to this morning, please accept my apologies & lack of credits in this videos.
You look so much younger here for some reason? ❤ thanks for your work.
@@musicaismylovica hah thanks! I think it was a good hair day. & you're welcome, I'm always grateful to be able to do this work!
Your videos resonate deeply with my neurodivergent brain! You're on the front lines of addressing crucial issues in nature, science, and societal values, which are all at breaking points right now (special interests of mine). Thank you for your dedication to making this information publicly available and accessible!
@bubblegirl2768 your support & the support of others like you is what's powering this operation- I'm grateful for the chance to do this work!
And I have to say, it's really interesting the proportion of neurodiverse people who are tuned into this channel. To me, it shows yet another angle of the value of neurodiversity in humans- in times of complex change, unusual perspectives become particularly important.
I am so glad I found this channel. It is my new favorite thing. You got a good heart. THIS is what we need to believe in ourselves and each other, along with the science. I don't have a lot of monies or degrees but will sigh up to volunteer in whatever is needed on the team. in in the PNW (WA)
@panthermoon6984 thank you!
I am so grateful for you and this channel, all the work you guys are putting in! I remember searching for the exact information you give us, even down to wanting it split up by the state, so imagine my great surprise when a few years later I find this place. ❤
@AbsurdiaJourney thank you for this comment! This information has been hard for people to find & I'm always really glad to hear when we help people find what they need!
Thank you for sharing the highs and lows. It’s so important to get the word out on these anomalies, and those charts-in my opinion-paint such a clear picture of how much more immediately dire climate change is than I even thought 10 years ago.
@elizabethstrong544 you're welcome & I appreciate this comment. Even in the last 18 months, the seriousness of what we're up against has really come into new focus! Increasing access to the incoming information is important for all of us- the current earth systems signals are not where consensus science thought we would be today.
Thanks for your continued vigilance!
Awe! I love the story of the lady and the Tortoise ❤
@koicaine1230 those two are a really cool pair. Those tortoises are very expressive, I never was up close by one before.
@@AmericanResiliency You are so right about everything, I hope people listen ❤️
Algo boost!
Thanks once again for such a wonderful presentation on a overwhelmingly difficult subject. You are so on point to help us with not only the important data but our just as important emotional journey.
@4angayoga these moments with loss of trust are so hard. Right afterward that man from NOAA spoke, I felt such a sense of unreality, I did not know how I would speak. I went outside and walked a while until I could remain in the moment. Feel grateful at these times for my teachers.
@AmericanResiliency it is much more difficult when we start to realize just how many systems have been captured. It's so disheartening. When you need it, I sure hope you can lean on the community that you are creating for moral/support, just like we do with your support. Hang in there, champ!
@@4angayoga I appreciate this- needed the encouragement, and the way you clarify the injury is insightful.
Doing God's work, thank you for putting in the effort every day.
Thank you- I'm grateful to be able to do this work.
Found a very interesting new climate outlook, 24-28. I'll be sharing tomorrow, useful timeline info.
I think you touched on some interesting points in this. The reality of a lack of leadership in regards to climate from the government. The continued lack of understanding of the gravity of the situation from the majority of professionals. The continued focus on money as a guarantee for future security. We should chat soon as I’ve got some changes in my time availability coming up!
@kylemecham would be great to get a chance to catch up with you- I'll look forward to it!
Love your content
Hey, do you have a link to that Wet Bulb Temperature map? It would be very handy to know where to move to for people to decrease the risk of dying to Wet Bulb Temperatures.
@glacierwolf2155 here's a link to the video & tool- you really need to watch the video to understand what the tool is saying, but I tried to make it short & clear.
th-cam.com/video/ce-S5TMoeyI/w-d-xo.html
As a former Buffalonian, the mutual aid during the 2022 blizzard is not surprising. A socialist candidate won the mayoral primary in 2021. And they have a history of these sorts of events, with a culture of coming together (and putting lawn chairs on huge piles of snow, drinking beer, and ordering a pizza). I would suggest analyzing traffic patterns to see to what degree communities are cooperative or competitive when merging into traffic; I find the driving in Buffalo to be shockingly mellow compared to Colorado or California.
@TheMageesa hah I also find traffic patterns to be a strong indicator of community behavior! To me this was a striking good sign when I was poking around Minneapolis- cool to hear that is the case in Buffalo, too!
Thanks!
@brooksutton9555 I appreciate your support!
Thanks for all the good work.
@c-ccoates503 you are always welcome, I'm glad to be able to do this work.
It's disappointing to hear about the NOAA official's lack of forthcoming during the event. Not surprising, since they've been continually attacked from the climate denialists for decades. Still... disappointing. Keep up the wonderful work that you're doing. :)
@trinityalps3695 it's smart to remember that history of attack, & think of how it will still be shaping their response. And thank you!
When you're done with all the 50 states, perhaps you could discuss other countries (Canada and Mexico obviously, but I'm curious about South and Central America too).
@TheMageesa it's all about finding quality information. We are fortunate to have the NCA5 for the US, it's a massively detailed resource for this kind of work.
I have been able to find quality information for Canada and for the EU (and made overview videos with links to resources for those places), but I haven't yet found the level of detail I want for Mexico or many other countries. There's some sort of good information put out by the World Bank- if I can't find anything better I intend to process that for Mexico this fall, give us something at least.
This is by far the best channel for climate change questions I have and didnt know I had. One problem: I live in EU. Are there any tips on where to look for this kind of information pls help. Thanks Again.
@djangowalon the only overview video I have for the EU is this old one: th-cam.com/video/CLNRd8lbfhw/w-d-xo.html
But I know we have many viewers in the EU, and I would be really happy to make an updated video! You can find the report I used to make this video in the description- if anyone pings me if/when we get a data update, I will get on it.
@@AmericanResiliency that would be amazing! thank you!
Can you do Syracuse, New York soon?
@jf7654 I did New York state back in April, here's a link!
th-cam.com/video/es6aHbAQev8/w-d-xo.html
I don't remember if I detailed Syracuse specifically... but you will see, that whole part of inland New York state is looking pretty solid.
@@AmericanResiliency Omg QUEEEN. Thanks for responding. I mention it because we have amazing agricultural land, amenities like lakes and hiking, affordable housing, and we are receiving the largest (or one of the largest) Chip factories from the CHIPS act.
@@jf7654 there are such a diversity of microclimates shaping up around that part of New York state, I think it's going to be a really happening area. I'm always glad to help- and it's a great location, besides!
I'm going to have Pennsylvania ready to come out next Thursday- inland PN & NY, really nice conservation, big solid area.
I can't take Columbus OH seriously given the state level politics.
@JEffinger that is a serious factor to consider. I know many people who have suffered a great deal from Ohio's legal frameworks. I figure, though, any city that is trying to put out a welcoming message for those moving for climate, it's not bad to pass it on. Hopefully people will look at more than one resource before they decide where to move!