It takes as much energy (heat) to melt an ice cube as it does to heat its water to 80°C. And, the Arctic is warming 4 times faster than the global average, and that rate will keep accelerating....
It's actually entirely irrelevant to global warming that It takes as much energy (heat) to melt an ice cube as it does to heat its water to 80°C but I'll not waste time explaining that obvious fact in this venue because there's never any audience for science in this venue. It's a venue for sloganeering for whichever team one has joined, and I'm a weird oddity.
*"Climate change, including increased heat and extended drought, has been a key driver in increasing the risk and extent of wildfires which are raging across the Arctic at rates never seen before."* Droughts are all within historical norms. Even the IPCC makes this claim. Data from Canada and the US proves that fires and burn acreage have been in decline. Canadian data goes back to 1980 while US data goes back 75 years. Data also proves that almost 90% of all fires are caused by humans. The only effect climate has on fires is summers are being extended.
Unfortunately the US thrives on propaganda in order to continue economic exploitation. Moreover, they hire and support their own climate researchers. Those of us wanting truth only follow independent climate researchers. FYI.
@@kirstinstrand6292 "Propaganda" is a term that people resort to when they have no argument. It's a lazy way to argue. "Only my sources are legit". The forestry department in the US reports mounds of data. Your claim that the data is fudged is absurd. There are numerous independent data collectors whose data corroborates this information. *"Those of us wanting truth only follow independent climate researchers."* Translations: "I only follow pundits that back my predisposition and validate my beliefs and the things I want to hear."
5 juillet 2020 - Forest fires started by lightning represent 45 per cent of all fires, says Canadian Gvt. Warming climate is also a stress for trees, it accelerates their metabolism, tends to dry them, turns most forest from carbons sinks to sources. Brings pest like the devastating pine beetle and others. Maybe you should read more studies on global warming effets on vegetation, and even on phytoplancton, but also look up ocean acidification. As for records, there are proxies. like ice, soil and sediment cores analysis.
@@a.randomjack6661 Lightening does not cause 45% of all fires. This is a blatant fallacy. There is an endless amount of available information that proves humans cause almost 90% of all fires. They are caused by arson, errant campfires, cigarettes, powerlines, ATVs, Dirt bikes, 4x4s and automobiles. The latter 5 didn't even exist 200 years ago. Warming causes all plant life to thrive in higher latitudes. Longer summers provide longer growing seasons. Even NASA claims the Earth has greened by 15% because of the added CO2 which causes all plant life to grow faster, larger, more resilient and requiring less water. Pine beetles migrate just like every living creature. This is the absurd argument that claims mass extinction except of course for all the nasty creatures. Countless thousands of plant and animal species across the entire northern hemisphere are experiencing habitat expansion for the first time in modern history, all due to warming. All life flourishes under warming not just pine beetles. The oceans aren't becoming more acidic. Something has to be acidic to become more acidic. Oceans are alkaline and have barely budged. What do you think oceans were like just 10,000 years ago during the ice age? When oceans warmed life flourished.
@anthonymorris5084 It's astonishing that the only available fuel for wildfires has increased by 50% over the last 100 years yet there's been no increase in wildfire area burned nor intensity. Some scientist specialist definitely needs to investigate how this could possibly be, and report.
Has anyone explained why the Arctic Ocean is critical to worldwide temperatures? Paul Beckwith has been talking about the reason many years. An easy way to think about the reasons is the the Arctic Ocean's are the cooling system for our plant. Once the BOE occurs, heat will rise in all areas of the world. (You all most know Paul as an independent climate researcher.) Apologies if this information was discussed in this wonderful presentation. 👍
I think the thing that got me interested in climate change was a polar bear floating around on slab of ice every time l turned on tv l thought that poor polar bear hope its all right
Anywhere polar bear hunting is allowed polar bear numbers are down slightly. Anywhere polar bear hunting is forbidden polar bears are thriving and numbers are up. There is no evidence warming has affected polar bear populations.
Turns out that's just Rupert bear returning to UK on a Sunwing luxury cruise package which includes travel by ice berg back to blighty. No problems then.
I recommend listening to the latest episode of the UK Met Office podcast "Why 1.5° C - the science behind the 1.5° C temperature target" for context on this. I also recommend listening to the Energy Transition Show podcast episode 195 on Arctic permafrost and tipping points.
Thank u for the dedication and hard work,Respectfully Pennsylvania u.s
It takes as much energy (heat) to melt an ice cube as it does to heat its water to 80°C.
And, the Arctic is warming 4 times faster than the global average, and that rate will keep accelerating....
It's actually entirely irrelevant to global warming that It takes as much energy (heat) to melt an ice cube as it does to heat its water to 80°C but I'll not waste time explaining that obvious fact in this venue because there's never any audience for science in this venue. It's a venue for sloganeering for whichever team one has joined, and I'm a weird oddity.
Thank you, excellent!
Sea level rise is the future. High temperature and future crop loss have passed into the past. Tipping points have been bliwn through.
And yet all food production data shows a continuous, uninterrupted steady increase.
Please share link to charts in the description.
Could you explain how our atmosphere would change in the future ,some layers may expand some getting coolers some warmers like Hadleigh cells
It's a minor effect, more interesting than relevant.
I almost missed most of your videos since the COP28 videos are only listed under LIVE and not under VIDEOS.
Same on all channels and few platforms I visit
*"Climate change, including increased heat and extended drought, has been a key driver in increasing the risk and extent of wildfires which are raging across the Arctic at rates never seen before."* Droughts are all within historical norms. Even the IPCC makes this claim. Data from Canada and the US proves that fires and burn acreage have been in decline. Canadian data goes back to 1980 while US data goes back 75 years. Data also proves that almost 90% of all fires are caused by humans. The only effect climate has on fires is summers are being extended.
Unfortunately the US thrives on propaganda in order to continue economic exploitation. Moreover, they hire and support their own climate researchers. Those of us wanting truth only follow independent climate researchers. FYI.
@@kirstinstrand6292 "Propaganda" is a term that people resort to when they have no argument. It's a lazy way to argue. "Only my sources are legit".
The forestry department in the US reports mounds of data. Your claim that the data is fudged is absurd. There are numerous independent data collectors whose data corroborates this information.
*"Those of us wanting truth only follow independent climate researchers."* Translations: "I only follow pundits that back my predisposition and validate my beliefs and the things I want to hear."
5 juillet 2020 - Forest fires started by lightning represent 45 per cent of all fires, says Canadian Gvt.
Warming climate is also a stress for trees, it accelerates their metabolism, tends to dry them, turns most forest from carbons sinks to sources. Brings pest like the devastating pine beetle and others.
Maybe you should read more studies on global warming effets on vegetation, and even on phytoplancton, but also look up ocean acidification.
As for records, there are proxies. like ice, soil and sediment cores analysis.
@@a.randomjack6661 Lightening does not cause 45% of all fires. This is a blatant fallacy. There is an endless amount of available information that proves humans cause almost 90% of all fires. They are caused by arson, errant campfires, cigarettes, powerlines, ATVs, Dirt bikes, 4x4s and automobiles. The latter 5 didn't even exist 200 years ago.
Warming causes all plant life to thrive in higher latitudes. Longer summers provide longer growing seasons. Even NASA claims the Earth has greened by 15% because of the added CO2 which causes all plant life to grow faster, larger, more resilient and requiring less water.
Pine beetles migrate just like every living creature. This is the absurd argument that claims mass extinction except of course for all the nasty creatures. Countless thousands of plant and animal species across the entire northern hemisphere are experiencing habitat expansion for the first time in modern history, all due to warming. All life flourishes under warming not just pine beetles.
The oceans aren't becoming more acidic. Something has to be acidic to become more acidic. Oceans are alkaline and have barely budged. What do you think oceans were like just 10,000 years ago during the ice age? When oceans warmed life flourished.
@anthonymorris5084 It's astonishing that the only available fuel for wildfires has increased by 50% over the last 100 years yet there's been no increase in wildfire area burned nor intensity. Some scientist specialist definitely needs to investigate how this could possibly be, and report.
Pteropods make up 60% of a pink salmon's diet in the ocean
Has anyone explained why the Arctic Ocean is critical to worldwide temperatures?
Paul Beckwith has been talking about the reason many years. An easy way to think about the reasons is the the Arctic Ocean's are the cooling system for our plant. Once the BOE occurs, heat will rise in all areas of the world. (You all most know Paul as an independent climate researcher.) Apologies if this information was discussed in this wonderful presentation. 👍
@kirstinstrand6292 "Once the BOE occurs". There's no such physical event. This is patently obvious to any functioning brain.
the climate is fine, just leave it alone and find a real job
I think the thing that got me interested in climate change was a polar bear floating around on slab of ice every time l turned on tv l thought that poor polar bear hope its all right
Anywhere polar bear hunting is allowed polar bear numbers are down slightly. Anywhere polar bear hunting is forbidden polar bears are thriving and numbers are up. There is no evidence warming has affected polar bear populations.
Turns out that's just Rupert bear returning to UK on a Sunwing luxury cruise package which includes travel by ice berg back to blighty. No problems then.
IF global warming exceeds 1.5°C above 1850 baseline? We are already above 1.5°C. Now what?
I recommend listening to the latest episode of the UK Met Office podcast "Why 1.5° C - the science behind the 1.5° C temperature target" for context on this. I also recommend listening to the Energy Transition Show podcast episode 195 on Arctic permafrost and tipping points.
115 degrees in Arizona and Iowa. Oh, wait...2023.
I think you're just supposed to panic even more.
WA state hit 124 F two years ago in one isolated, small area. The same temperature in Mexico that lasted move than a week.@@michaelbindner9883
@@anthonymorris5084
Panic ?
12.000 years cosmic radiation cycles is on its way, now
Game is over
man can't stop it
Good luck 😮