Hello! I am a university student in South Korea. I major in video design. Can I use your video for about 3 seconds for my environmental protection-themed assignment video? Your video is really cool. I would really appreciate it if this video could be included in my assignment!🙇♀️🙏💕
A quarter mile in 50 years is the opposite of rapid if you are in fact correct in your statement. And you of course ignore the rapid climate change around 900 years ago which saw massive increase in glaciers and the destruction of all wine creation in England. And has it warmed enough for vineyards to return to England yet? No. So stuff it until that happens and restores enough warmth to allow us to return to activity that occurred 900 years ago
An eye opening video for every damn human in this planet, whose actions are responsible for imbalance in this planet including rampened up melting of the glaciers across the planet.
Just where is this electricity coming from for those cars? Most of it comes from fossil fuel. Solar power is unreliable and there aren't enough rivers for sufficient hydro.
Nice video. Thank you.
My pleasure, thank you
nice video, but like most , you don't show the wave hitting the shore , that would of been really cool
That’s because it’s a film about calving not waves
@@simonhulthe calving is part of it , but the wave is the end result, that would be nice to see. just a opinion.
@@simonhul that’s because it’s a video, not a film - still would’ve been nice to see the entire event
@@simonhul I wanna see wave 😢
Hello! I am a university student in South Korea. I major in video design. Can I use your video for about 3 seconds for my environmental protection-themed assignment video? Your video is really cool. I would really appreciate it if this video could be included in my assignment!🙇♀️🙏💕
Yes you may. Thank you for asking. Good luck with the project.
Nice video
Thank you. That’s very kind
Wow that glacier is rapidly advancing which one is it? Please show more rapidly advancing glaciers!
It’s Perito Moreno in Argentina
It is called Calving! Don't they know anything about glaciers?
It is indeed
it would be fascinating to find out how many metric tons of ice were shed...
It certainly would
A fuck ton
For god sake, man lay off the zoom
I’ll do what I please
For once, its nice to see a video with no screeching, screaming American`s.
I'm American, but I do agree with you.😊❤️
Andy But once it was terrible to read your stupid comment
Andy Or Asians.
Andy is probably a Canadian lol
Due to rapid climate change 50 years ago that glacier was where the camera is now
Thank you for your words
Bullshit
You do realize that glaciers have been calving and icebergs forming since the creation of the world, don't you?
A quarter mile in 50 years is the opposite of rapid if you are in fact correct in your statement. And you of course ignore the rapid climate change around 900 years ago which saw massive increase in glaciers and the destruction of all wine creation in England. And has it warmed enough for vineyards to return to England yet? No. So stuff it until that happens and restores enough warmth to allow us to return to activity that occurred 900 years ago
Good job sir
Very kind of you
Haji phonch gai 😲
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An eye opening video for every damn human in this planet, whose actions are responsible for imbalance in this planet including rampened up melting of the glaciers across the planet.
Inform yourself. You will find out how much nonsens your comment is.
Oh brother, you do realize we have seasons which cause changes to the world.
Allah Hu Akbar
Shut up!
Interesting. Not STUNNING.
This is not a moment of pride to enjoy. This is a moment of shame on us for loosing this and will vanish soon.
Calving happened before the global warming crisis but I take your point.
I can understand myopia, but showing the water in place of the berg?!?!?!
Every individual should own electic cars, solar panels and recycle which should be passed as a law to stop global warming and save the glaciers.
BULLSHIT
Just where is this electricity coming from for those cars? Most of it comes from fossil fuel. Solar power is unreliable and there aren't enough rivers for sufficient hydro.
Recycling uses more fossil fuels than it saves.
Oooh, a watermelon, green on the outside and a commie dictator on the inside.
@@jeffreysmith236 Nice one!