The same is happening in the Calgary area, and everyone is myopic about this; in fact, if you bring it up as a source, you risk being assaulted as habitual economic interests enslaving people to old patterns threatens people's short-term interests. Good luck, people.
Your problem is that you worry too much asside from being anxious and in panic mode. Humanity is the source cause of these melting glaciers. The melting of the glaciers is threatening the lives of two billion people. Less people = less greenhouse gasses = less glaciers melting I see no problem
@@JeffreyCC If only it were that simple. There are tipping points beyond which warming continues on its own, even without human effects. For one, melting permafrost releases methane.
Most people are fixated on entertainment nowadays, absolutely no thought goes to sustainability. This is a moment where governments and scientists need to crack down and start action, no time to consider people who are unwilling to let go of their comfortable everyday lives.
in the real world, the people that keep talking of climate change are the people that aren't facing economic problems and those people are loaded and pollute multiple times what the rest pollutes and all their solutions are that poor and low middle class people should pollute less... that is a recipe for not doing anything bar some political pandering, hence the situation we are in.
Okay. Sounds good. But how are we going to get the rich, who govern society, to give up some of their wealthy privileges to benefit the environment and planet as whole? Are YOU going to force those rich people to stop their ways? How? It will be hard considering the fact that the most powerful nations on the planet are gripped by entrenched, unwavering corruption and oligarchy. We live in a world in which all resources are sacrificed for the rich to do the things they want. Making them sacrifice any part of their fabulous luxuries isn't going to be received well. Just like it hasn't been up until now. "Sustainability" is a distant afterthought in the minds of 99% of humanity. Our species is all about GREED.
The arctic polar cap is melting. The Greenland ice shield is melting. The glaciers in the Alps are melting. What a big surprise, that the ice in the Himalayas is melting, too...
Humans: "If we survive until the end of the century, exactly how much water will we have?" Earth: "Not something you will have to worry about" Humans: "Nice"
All glaciers located outside of the polar regions are disappearing and something of that magnitude is bigger than our presence on this planet. That means there's little if anything we can do to change it.
Joseph, not that old argument again? Just utter nonsense. It was mankind who averted an ice age, because when we started farming and the agriculture revolution we cut down trees which therefore took in less C02, and prevented the planet from cooling. Just a ridiculous argument from yourself... "everything" we do counts, and has an affect on everything else!
@josephmay4033 we could stop using fossil fuels, we could stop billionaires fly their private jets and super yachts but just carrying on and 'mitigating ' more extreme weather events isn't good enough
So much talk about Green house gases, yet no one asks the Arabs or Iranians to stop drilling for oil 🙃🙃 Nor has any protest be green peace or any other environmental group been held in or around the Persian Gulf, I think it says it all
How much energy is there in nuclear warheads? If scientists had the ability to take these weapons and turn them into electricity creating projects seeding humanity’s survival.
It will probably create more tillable land as the flora adjusts creating cropland type conditions. Crops with a lower water requirement would be grown meaning the worst thing is Indian people will have to change their diet.
I just watched this alarming report about the melting water from glaciers. At the moment I am in Nepal and in the last 2 weeks we had heavy rainfalls at night and due to this the rivers are full of water. From my house I can see the Trishuli which is one mainstream coming from Gosainkunda. It's now a big and violent stream. I would really request you not to mix the facts! Thanks!
This is what they are good at, DW is German state propoganda run news outlet to be little Asian countries. This is what they said about Oil resources that it wold be gone by 2035 but new reports say it is going to be last more then 100 more years. :D
Yes, correctly videoing and verifying rivers from rainwater against those from real glacial meltwater as highlighted in your report are so important for responsible journalistic reporting accuracy. This is to prevent those alarmists receiving credence from unsubstantiated and irresponsible reporting. 🤔
The video did not say anything about rivers overflowing or about rainfall. It says about the melting rate increase and how it can affect future generations. Problem is that glaciers gain ice during winter and melt that same amount over the summer. If all of it melts then it leads to lack of water in the future and this is what the point was.
@@pawel7196 I applaud your effort at trying to explain the obvious to the oblivious, but really you are expending your effort by speaking (typing) in a vacuum when attempting to educate the OP.
OK, take that rainfall event and then ADD melting glacial water. That's a lot of water, right? That could bust out the streambed. And then, later on when you NEED water, it might have all flowed into the ocean, becoming saltwater. Think of your glaciers as a storage shed for fresh water. If the glaciers all melt, you'll have no storage. Then, if you DON'T get rain, you're screwed.
@@SegFault69 that is too easy lol... pollute like a punk and then pretend it's the companies that produce what you consume that are polluting. Just another trick used by the rich that pollute massively to shed the blame elsewhere.
@@SegFault69 and how are you going to do that? the only way to make Exxon, BP, Chevron etc. non-polluting is to not buy gasoline from them. All the regulations in the world will not make the production and use of gasoline non-polluting. That's like trying to create water that isn't wet. And in the world as it is today, no gasoline? that's a non-starter my friend. especially here in the good old US of A, where cheap gas is our birthright and we've got unleaded in our veins. We don't care if we have a corrupt Supreme Court, or our choice of President is between a raging ignoramus and a walking corpse, but by god if gas hits $5 a gallon we're sharpening our pitchforks. and if we don't have pitchforks, we're driving our SUVs down to the Home Depot to buy one.
They definitely got you to believe the lies. My 4th grade in the 70s they told me Global Cooling was going to kill us.5th grade I sat in the same desk and they told me Global warming is going to kill me. It's just a way to tax you for existing.
This is awesome news, greens have been crying about a shortage of water for years and now theres no shortage at all.... now theres no excuse for them to use soime of thier 350 million dollars every year to plant trees. They should of never of spent it all on administraion and political parties to begin with.
⚠️🟥 Next on the Menu: Human Habitat Loss, Managed Retreat, [ if that's even possible anymore ]...Planetary Hospice . Irreversible abrupt climate change is already here. 🟥⚠️
The same is happening in the Calgary area, and everyone is myopic about this; in fact, if you bring it up as a source, you risk being assaulted as habitual economic interests enslaving people to old patterns threatens people's short-term interests. Good luck, people.
Your problem is that you worry too much asside from being anxious and in panic mode.
Humanity is the source cause of these melting glaciers. The melting of the glaciers is threatening the lives of two billion people.
Less people = less greenhouse gasses = less glaciers melting
I see no problem
must dig tar sands ! ☠
@@JeffreyCC meanwhile, Canada BURNS
@@JeffreyCC If only it were that simple. There are tipping points beyond which warming continues on its own, even without human effects. For one, melting permafrost releases methane.
paris climate treaty has failed miserably
Because it's voluntary. Local politics gets in the way of making any real progress.
it never was supposed to work... just a politician campaign event.
Most people are fixated on entertainment nowadays, absolutely no thought goes to sustainability. This is a moment where governments and scientists need to crack down and start action, no time to consider people who are unwilling to let go of their comfortable everyday lives.
in the real world, the people that keep talking of climate change are the people that aren't facing economic problems and those people are loaded and pollute multiple times what the rest pollutes and all their solutions are that poor and low middle class people should pollute less... that is a recipe for not doing anything bar some political pandering, hence the situation we are in.
Okay. Sounds good. But how are we going to get the rich, who govern society, to give up some of their wealthy privileges to benefit the environment and planet as whole? Are YOU going to force those rich people to stop their ways? How? It will be hard considering the fact that the most powerful nations on the planet are gripped by entrenched, unwavering corruption and oligarchy. We live in a world in which all resources are sacrificed for the rich to do the things they want. Making them sacrifice any part of their fabulous luxuries isn't going to be received well. Just like it hasn't been up until now. "Sustainability" is a distant afterthought in the minds of 99% of humanity. Our species is all about GREED.
The arctic polar cap is melting. The Greenland ice shield is melting. The glaciers in the Alps are melting.
What a big surprise, that the ice in the Himalayas is melting, too...
@berrytree - You are right. I talked to an airline captain of 35 years and he stated flying over northern regions in the winter he sees no difference.
Humans: "If we survive until the end of the century, exactly how much water will we have?"
Earth: "Not something you will have to worry about"
Humans: "Nice"
So 7 foot rise = no worry.
Tell that to the hundreds of millions of people that will need to move do to higher water levels.
@@DeathsGarden-oz9gg It's a joke about how we're not going to survive the century.
The news nowadays are so depressing on so many levels
I can’t even watch it anymore
It's only depressing if you sit there... and don't do anything about it!
So, what are 'you' doing about it?
Remember this. When ever there is a regional war int he area. Or when someone from the region knocks on your door...
Can China and India keep their factories going when there is no meltwater from glaciers?
The United States does and we get 0 water from a glacier.
Evolution selects greedy species out.
Thus far, the water on the dock of the bay is exactly where it was 40 years ago.
負けない事、投げ出さない事、逃げ出さない事、信じ抜く事、駄目になりそうな時 それが一番大事
温暖化になんの関係あるの？
Hopefully nobuddy gets to badly injured when the 3rd pole does melt cause there are alot of individuals who live around the hims
Climber on glaciers are polluting it and disturbing it Beauty, appeal to everyone secure it, Ram Ram 🙏
Respect your geological knowledge Germany.
All glaciers located outside of the polar regions are disappearing and something of that magnitude is bigger than our presence on this planet. That means there's little if anything we can do to change it.
We can prepare and mitigate.
Joseph, not that old argument again?
Just utter nonsense.
It was mankind who averted an ice age, because when we started farming and the agriculture revolution we cut down trees which therefore took in less C02, and prevented the planet from cooling.
Just a ridiculous argument from yourself... "everything" we do counts, and has an affect on everything else!
Ahm yes but the pace is unpresidented. So we csn in fact do something
@josephmay4033 we could stop using fossil fuels, we could stop billionaires fly their private jets and super yachts but just carrying on and 'mitigating ' more extreme weather events isn't good enough
At least you deniers have moved on from saying it isn't happening at all. Eventually you'll accept what the rest of us already know.
🎉 here comes the once in a 1000 year water wars
I don't see this as bad news in truth.
Hard to understand your statement. Is it not a bad news?
@@Snooper810 My guess is that he doesn't value human life.
Today is today, the countries of the world are negotiating a $4 trillion strategy? No country has to pay
India has a solution and that's to have more people.
Its so sad
So much talk about Green house gases, yet no one asks the Arabs or Iranians to stop drilling for oil 🙃🙃
Nor has any protest be green peace or any other environmental group been held in or around the Persian Gulf, I think it says it all
In Australia, Tanya Plibersek is opening new coal mines and gas fields with "gay abandon". I'm all right, Jack!
Could and more likely? Lots of qualifiers.
How much energy is there in nuclear warheads? If scientists had the ability to take these weapons and turn them into electricity creating projects seeding humanity’s survival.
Macross or Robotec 😫
It’s going to be interesting when the subcontinent goes dry.
It will probably create more tillable land as the flora adjusts creating cropland type conditions. Crops with a lower water requirement would be grown meaning the worst thing is Indian people will have to change their diet.
China looking at that opportunity with wide eyes
To anyone who whines about the current state of uncontrolled immigration... you ain't seen nothin' yet.
Selfish billionaires and their factory's profits smh
I just watched this alarming report about the melting water from glaciers. At the moment I am in Nepal and in the last 2 weeks we had heavy rainfalls at night and due to this the rivers are full of water. From my house I can see the Trishuli which is one mainstream coming from Gosainkunda. It's now a big and violent stream. I would really request you not to mix the facts! Thanks!
This is what they are good at, DW is German state propoganda run news outlet to be little Asian countries. This is what they said about Oil resources that it wold be gone by 2035 but new reports say it is going to be last more then 100 more years. :D
Yes, correctly videoing and verifying rivers from rainwater against those from real glacial meltwater as highlighted in your report are so important for responsible journalistic reporting accuracy.
This is to prevent those alarmists receiving credence from unsubstantiated and irresponsible reporting. 🤔
The video did not say anything about rivers overflowing or about rainfall. It says about the melting rate increase and how it can affect future generations.
Problem is that glaciers gain ice during winter and melt that same amount over the summer. If all of it melts then it leads to lack of water in the future and this is what the point was.
@@pawel7196 I applaud your effort at trying to explain the obvious to the oblivious, but really you are expending your effort by speaking (typing) in a vacuum when attempting to educate the OP.
OK, take that rainfall event and then ADD melting glacial water. That's a lot of water, right? That could bust out the streambed. And then, later on when you NEED water, it might have all flowed into the ocean, becoming saltwater. Think of your glaciers as a storage shed for fresh water. If the glaciers all melt, you'll have no storage. Then, if you DON'T get rain, you're screwed.
It’s not countries failing those commitments but individuals, you and I.
Agreed. We don't vote for politicians who might change things.
@@SegFault69 That may be true, but the reason Exxon and all the rest are in business is because individuals buy their products.
@@SegFault69 that is too easy lol... pollute like a punk and then pretend it's the companies that produce what you consume that are polluting. Just another trick used by the rich that pollute massively to shed the blame elsewhere.
@@SegFault69 and how are you going to do that? the only way to make Exxon, BP, Chevron etc. non-polluting is to not buy gasoline from them. All the regulations in the world will not make the production and use of gasoline non-polluting. That's like trying to create water that isn't wet. And in the world as it is today, no gasoline? that's a non-starter my friend. especially here in the good old US of A, where cheap gas is our birthright and we've got unleaded in our veins.
We don't care if we have a corrupt Supreme Court, or our choice of President is between a raging ignoramus and a walking corpse, but by god if gas hits $5 a gallon we're sharpening our pitchforks. and if we don't have pitchforks, we're driving our SUVs down to the Home Depot to buy one.
I seriously dought there will be so much as an ice cube up there in 2099.
Doubt* Also they told me 25 years ago there would be no ice by 2010.
Can't understand that guys English
By 2050, all human survivors will be living in domes.
They definitely got you to believe the lies. My 4th grade in the 70s they told me Global Cooling was going to kill us.5th grade I sat in the same desk and they told me Global warming is going to kill me. It's just a way to tax you for existing.
BS
Nope just data
Ana lenox F14 20XX 🙀+😾
I want to see all
Less people is good news isn't it?
😱😱😱😱😱
I thought you guys all wanted mass depopulation? Isnt that good from that view point?
I and few others want mass depopulation but the rest hardly does including DW. And even us don't want it to happen through droughts.
This is awesome news, greens have been crying about a shortage of water for years and now theres no shortage at all.... now theres no excuse for them to use soime of thier 350 million dollars every year to plant trees. They should of never of spent it all on administraion and political parties to begin with.
And the craziest thing is your vote counts as much as a normal person’s
GUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUAUHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH You are a cutting-edge.
By 2035 most people/life will be gone on 🌎. This isn't a big trouble
⚠️🟥 Next on the Menu: Human Habitat Loss, Managed Retreat, [ if that's even possible anymore ]...Planetary Hospice . Irreversible abrupt climate change is already here. 🟥⚠️
Where I live it's just like it's always been. Get with reality.