25 years ago if you drove to the big city from my home town, which takes about 4 hours, you would have to stop 2 or 3 times to wipe the bugs off your headlights. That's not necessary anymore. Where did the bugs go? It's a big topic of conversation when I go home to visit my parents, and the implications are scary. The more attention on this topic, the better, in my opinion.
Same here route Germany, Mannheim where the car was invented in 1886 to Germany, Stuttgart. 110 kilometers. In 1980 one had to stop at Every gasoline station to clean the window. It is said the mass of flying insect was reduced by 75%. I belive it is more 95%.
I won't argue with that point. Habitat destruction will force organisms to leave and some maybe even most won't adapt to an environment that has gone through significant changes over short only a few years time. That topic is difficult to argue against or for directly but I would side with the conservative approach. Change as lottle about the environment as possible. The expansion we see in rural America is propelled by big businesses and banking loans. Our money from nothing economy is going to cause another economic bubble but the most profitable businesses are the *ones causing the largest environmental impacts. Housing subdivisions, data centers and green energy projects are causing the biggest environmental impacts and all of them could be seen as net negative. [Edit: identified by asterisk]
when temperature increases at over 10c per million years it's likely to cause a mass extinction, we're changing the global average temperature by 17,000C per million years.
@@jjoohhhnn thats a bit of a silly statement really. Scare mongering. I like to be genuinely realistic. We wont keep pumping out c02 like we do today, so that wont happen. tech is at the point that we could actually deal with the problem if governments got their act together and focused on it instead of wars and the like.
@@jmpcrx And then we're stuck with warming until it collapses the ocean current cycle, plunging the poles into deep freezes and the global equatorial region unlivibly hot
I honestly thought by the title of the video that it was going to be about the human self-destruction, based on what’s going on now, and crystal clear indications that we will soon be in a nuclear war, saving the creator time, and effort by eliminating ourselves to the point of mass extinction..if there’s really a creator of course!
I watch plants do what they do my whole life and the nature of them. Nature continues to one thing. Survive and put out seeds. I think of all the disasters plants have been through and the nature of nature is to stay nature. Why are trees and plants putting out so many seeds? Bc they have been through things we haven’t.
Not first. I would like to know more about what is being done in developing nations to prevent mass extinction of local biodiverse organisms. Can we do more without legislating it? I just don't think legislation will help any of this. What do you think could stimulate better protections for our shared planet?
We could all start, by not having anymore children (or only 1) and reducing our numbers. There is no way for us to exist the way we do without having negative consequences. Any other effort is moot, a waste of money and time and our efforts. But that takes real responsibility and sacrifice so it'll never happen, they'll just yell at government to solve the problem they're creating themselves.
Fyi Developing countries like mine are putting much serious efforts for safeguarding biodiversity and environment. despite having the constant huge dilema of development Vs environment, we still have lot of legislation that take care of environment. Now the question arises what the devloped World really doing?... forget about their historical damage to the planet, I'm more interested into their way of seeing future of planet.
Said, J. B. S. Haldane, ""The Creator, if He exists, has an inordinate fondness for beetles”. Haldane observed that there are more types of beetles than any other form of insect, and more insects than any other kind of animal.
I wish they (The Scientists) used correlative reasoning...! If the numbers are correct of the Historical Chronology...then the Human Population would have dwarfed every other living creature except the microbes...! According to one disappeared TH-cam truther's calculation...the numbers would have reached 36 DIGITS / zeros ADDED...not just 9 DIGITS / zeros as it is now... Name of the number...? UNDECILLION...1. 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000
There are surprisingly many ways to tell species apart by their skeletons, and we are talking about all species on earth, so i don't think this is a significant problem.
One of the best things about dude is that he never take credit for himself when he achieves some things . He always respect us the audience and his team, and he polite in all his videos . We Congratulations ourselvices on this achievement. More to come 🙏🙏👍👍😱😱🔥🔥
@@VariantAEC actually, all that data points to us being the main contributing factor, but hu the end of the decade, thawing methane will overtake us as the dominant warming mechanism, a secondary impact of our mistreatment of the ecosystem. Why do you think humans more than doubling the CO2 levels in 500 years won't have an impact?
I dont know why but her facial expressions are a little too much for me to focus on the topic... why cant stuff become like it was 10 years ago? Why cant they just focus on accuracy of the content?
Because attention spans have dropped down to an average of 30 seconds. As a content creator, I can vouch for this big time, even in the last 5. a short video 5 years ago was 5 mins, now it's 30 seconds.
@@Skippy0330 there are long-form video essays popping up more and more. munecat, tom nicolas, atun-shei film, climate town, cj the x and many more i'm sure make long-form informational content. they're even pretty well produced.
25 years ago if you drove to the big city from my home town, which takes about 4 hours, you would have to stop 2 or 3 times to wipe the bugs off your headlights. That's not necessary anymore. Where did the bugs go? It's a big topic of conversation when I go home to visit my parents, and the implications are scary. The more attention on this topic, the better, in my opinion.
Same here route Germany, Mannheim where the car was invented in 1886 to Germany, Stuttgart. 110 kilometers. In 1980 one had to stop at Every gasoline station to clean the window. It is said the mass of flying insect was reduced by 75%. I belive it is more 95%.
Think youll find thats due to farmers spraying the fields, not global warming... Same reason as to why bees are dissapearing.
We still get bugs on windows where I live, but that's cuz I live in the middle of nowhere
Habitat lost is the main problem.
I won't argue with that point. Habitat destruction will force organisms to leave and some maybe even most won't adapt to an environment that has gone through significant changes over short only a few years time. That topic is difficult to argue against or for directly but I would side with the conservative approach. Change as lottle about the environment as possible.
The expansion we see in rural America is propelled by big businesses and banking loans. Our money from nothing economy is going to cause another economic bubble but the most profitable businesses are the *ones causing the largest environmental impacts. Housing subdivisions, data centers and green energy projects are causing the biggest environmental impacts and all of them could be seen as net negative.
[Edit: identified by asterisk]
*Maybe start assessing the health and stability of the base of the food chains?*
Are any now corals sprouting where it Used to be to cold
The estimated polar bear population has quadrupled since 1950, rising from 10,000 bears in 1950 to 39,000 bears today.
Maybe Polar Bears will take over the earth and be the new dinosaurs.
Presumably, in a warming world, there will be an increase in overall spicies, not a decrease....?...
when temperature increases at over 10c per million years it's likely to cause a mass extinction, we're changing the global average temperature by 17,000C per million years.
@@jjoohhhnn thats a bit of a silly statement really. Scare mongering. I like to be genuinely realistic. We wont keep pumping out c02 like we do today, so that wont happen. tech is at the point that we could actually deal with the problem if governments got their act together and focused on it instead of wars and the like.
@@jmpcrx But the methane has already begun melting, so within a decade or two the earth will be thawing, because it reached a certain melt rate.
@@jmpcrx And then we're stuck with warming until it collapses the ocean current cycle, plunging the poles into deep freezes and the global equatorial region unlivibly hot
@@jjoohhhnn lets hope not
Nice video.
I honestly thought by the title of the video that it was going to be about the human self-destruction, based on what’s going on now, and crystal clear indications that we will soon be in a nuclear war, saving the creator time, and effort by eliminating ourselves to the point of mass extinction..if there’s really a creator of course!
nuclear war ? lmao , nothing like that's gonna happen lol
@@shukrantpatil Yeah...and Putin also said he was not going to invade Ukraine!
I watch plants do what they do my whole life and the nature of them. Nature continues to one thing. Survive and put out seeds. I think of all the disasters plants have been through and the nature of nature is to stay nature. Why are trees and plants putting out so many seeds? Bc they have been through things we haven’t.
As long as people demand larger homes, vehicles and continue to waste energy. It's a safe bet that more natural habitats will suffer.
that's in large part due to zoning and lobbying.
Not first.
I would like to know more about what is being done in developing nations to prevent mass extinction of local biodiverse organisms. Can we do more without legislating it? I just don't think legislation will help any of this. What do you think could stimulate better protections for our shared planet?
We could all start, by not having anymore children (or only 1) and reducing our numbers. There is no way for us to exist the way we do without having negative consequences.
Any other effort is moot, a waste of money and time and our efforts.
But that takes real responsibility and sacrifice so it'll never happen, they'll just yell at government to solve the problem they're creating themselves.
Fyi Developing countries like mine are putting much serious efforts for safeguarding biodiversity and environment. despite having the constant huge dilema of development Vs environment, we still have lot of legislation that take care of environment.
Now the question arises what the devloped World really doing?... forget about their historical damage to the planet, I'm more interested into their way of seeing future of planet.
Riding at night in the forest I squish cane toads it’s very satisfying
Save the rainforest, acid rain, ozone layer, in the 70s we were going into an ice age. Turn of your T.V
Said, J. B. S. Haldane, ""The Creator, if He exists, has an inordinate fondness for beetles”. Haldane observed that there are more types of beetles than any other form of insect, and more insects than any other kind of animal.
I wish they (The Scientists) used correlative reasoning...!
If the numbers are correct of the Historical Chronology...then the Human Population would have dwarfed every other living creature except the microbes...!
According to one disappeared TH-cam truther's calculation...the numbers would have reached 36 DIGITS / zeros ADDED...not just 9 DIGITS / zeros as it is now...
Name of the number...?
UNDECILLION...1. 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000
How much Difference can we tell of species by their skeletons. Maybe this level of extinction is more normal
You mean this level of death?
There is no extinction these airheads just want to keep the buzzword alive.
Are you saying 7 billion modern day humans don't have an adverse effect on the ecosystem? Real big brain u got there 😂
There are surprisingly many ways to tell species apart by their skeletons, and we are talking about all species on earth, so i don't think this is a significant problem.
Thanks 🙏
Why is this driver smiling while saying these terrible news, is she aware of what she is saying?
I don’t understand why you seem so happy about this 😞.
Let's be an outdoors health, wellness and fuN SEEKER ☀️🏊🎾🚴⛵
Anthropocene will end up into a mass extiction.
Wow
Интересно
One of the best things about dude is that he never take credit for himself when he achieves some things . He always respect us the audience and his team, and he polite in all his videos . We Congratulations ourselvices on this achievement. More to come 🙏🙏👍👍😱😱🔥🔥
Seeker used to be cool
Here's to making scenario SSP5-8.5 a reality. All hail the Anthroprocene epoch 🙌
this is so depressing
@@augurelite you don't have to look up.
None of it matters, the universe gonna end anyways
Learned that we know nothing
Bingo!
@@VariantAEC it's an incredibly complex subject, it's a lot of moving parts in the equation but oh brother we know something is wrong.
@@jjoohhhnn
We should know that we aren't a significant contributing factor, considering we've been studying the topic for over 140 years now.
@@VariantAEC actually, all that data points to us being the main contributing factor, but hu the end of the decade, thawing methane will overtake us as the dominant warming mechanism, a secondary impact of our mistreatment of the ecosystem.
Why do you think humans more than doubling the CO2 levels in 500 years won't have an impact?
Funny how UNs objectives are quoted here.. ahem ahem ukraine
I dont know why but her facial expressions are a little too much for me to focus on the topic... why cant stuff become like it was 10 years ago? Why cant they just focus on accuracy of the content?
Because attention spans have dropped down to an average of 30 seconds. As a content creator, I can vouch for this big time, even in the last 5. a short video 5 years ago was 5 mins, now it's 30 seconds.
@@Skippy0330 there are long-form video essays popping up more and more. munecat, tom nicolas, atun-shei film, climate town, cj the x and many more i'm sure make long-form informational content. they're even pretty well produced.
Nice audio quality you have, maybe get a better mic lmao
Boooo 👎👎
Bit rude mate, ngl.
Wtf you’re talking about?
The audio sounds professional.
Could you confirm that there will be blacks on other planets? because planets are round.
New animals will evolve that eat plastic and breathe carbon
Those already exist. They're called, "Humans."
@@MJorgy5 😆
Turns out, it's Putler
First
Russia
America
It's not Russia.
Bro 1st please pinme
Sorry, you were not first
And also weird expectations