World's Most Interesting Places: Vol. 4 | 60 Minutes Full Episodes
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- From 2020, Scott Pelley’s look at a project in Siberia that is attempting to recreate an Ice Age ecosystem. From 2018, Bill Whitaker’s ride on one of the last enduring symbols of the Old West, a Wyoming cattle drive that travels the same route pioneered 125 years ago. Also from 2018, Whitaker’s visit to South Africa to see how scientists are looking for living organisms deep within the earth. And from 2022, Jon Wertheim’s visit to Fogo Island, off the coast of Newfoundland.
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0:00 Intro
0:11 Pleistocene Park
14:00 The Green River Drift
27:58 Ultra Deep
41:44 An Island Off an Island
Thank you 60 minutes for taking us to where we wouldn't never go in millions years!
What!?
This Siberia segment is one of the most fascinating pieces I've ever seen. What an incredible man Sergey Zimov is - this is the type of person you need to make change in this world.
Absolutely! Sergey Zimov's work in Siberia is truly remarkable. It got me thinking about the intersection of environmental innovation and economic impact. How do you think projects like his can influence global economies and policies?
Sergey Zimov's Siberia segment got me thinking about sustainability and financial planning. How do you think we can incorporate eco-friendly investments into our portfolios? Any recommendations for financial advisors who specialize in sustainable finance?
@@hesomhcbrso Absolutely! When it comes to navigating the financial wilds, Margaret Ellen Whitlock is like having a financial wizard on speed dial! She'll make your money dance the cha-cha of financial success! 💃
@@CoreySDavis-l3q bots
Like trampling over carbon absorbing trees with his gas hogging quad, and introducing livestock with carbon producing farts and motoring around the lake with pollution spewing carbon releasing motorboat engine.
Megan, you are brilliant in your own light and right. I admire you, especially after the way you have conducted yourself after the 2016 debate. I admire your honesty with yourself and your audience. You and Tucker and several others give me hope like i've not known for some 3+ years. So thank your for the honesty and hard work you do for us all.❤ LORD God bless America and Patriots everywhere.
Lovedthis!!!! i still love 60 Minutes!!!! Thank you!!!! ❤
I think nature takes care of its self
I agree.
Wtf lol
@@MsJuggaletteforever1hasn’t it always?
Re: Green River, lady what about the Indigenous People that lived there the 500+ yrs before your family arrived? Do they get to come back and hunt, fish, live as they did for centuries?
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What about them? How would you expect her to answer your question? I’m just curious, what about them?
Its open to anyone.
Conservation land donations allow them to keep their land and continue to live there, as long as they let others on the land too.
You just cant come and squat.
Ms Zita Cobb knows where the center of the earth is, nurturing our beautiful planet and healing the human spirit. Bravo! Well done! Well done indeed!
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Bless you and your family 😇👣
Beautiful. Brought tears to my eyes!
Trees also reduce CO2 through photosynthesis. Have they done the comparative calculations for that ? i.e. producing CO2 via heating of the earth from thermal heat transfer Vs reducing CO2 via photosynthesis over the life of the tree ? That would seem to be a critical calculation to do. i.e. the swings and roundabouts calculation. As I understand, scientific assessments generally support the idea that the CO2 reduction benefit from trees, significantly outweighs any potential warming effect from heat absorption.
Yes plants during photosynthesis remove CO2, but at night they do the reverse which is respiration which releases CO2. They do remove more than they release but not as much as you may think.
When trees die and decompose or burn, they consume an equal amount of oxygen, and produce an equal amount of CO2.
Are you forgetting those years of the Amazon, North American, Australian, Siberian, and Canadian fires? Oh yeah it’s been every year including this year. Like right now.
What about the Methane? Global warming is here for good. This will increase the temperature everywhere. Once 🇺🇲 starts loosing
Coast line hopefully people will wake up. Ocean front property is owned by millionaires and Billionaires anyway.
That is why the Sergey Zimov solution makes no sense.
Thanks for a most interesting series of special places that I could never visit, study or enjoy.
Awww. Come on, now. Lol. You can STILL study them.
One of the best Free Television series ever!👍🏻
@@pibly7784 - nah. he cant. studying is only for cool people, pibly
Why do the cattle drift back down? Is it to get away from the cold as winter comes in?
Chopping down trees to save the planet? Thats like telling us artificial fats are better for our brains
That was before we knew Antarctica used to be a rainforest.
that is really a stupid answer, at those times the tectonic plates of siberia where elswhere around the equator, think again!
@@thunderstorm6630 That was in the documentary sorry for you.
Just like the methane pocket they found up there some scientists just about blew their self up.
@@thunderstorm6630 That's just like overtime trees convert the carbon.
@@thunderstorm6630 call me that documentary they included the Mastodon they found Frozen with Greenery in its mouth.
Depleting Resources,taking everything out without putting anything back 😢
😮 AMAZING 😮 THANK YOU ❤
Be careful when you food with MOTHER NATURE, let's take care of what we have 😇👣
Awesome!
This is amazing: All I know about science and Human
Is that We have destroyed our planet over progress
But we really need to know more about these amazing people
The view of the 1st segment reminds me of Guatapé Columbia. Highly recommended. Should be one of the seven wonders of the world. I like the energy & natural beauty as much or more than Machu Picchu.
Oh my gosh we got to meet some of the most amazing people in the world
60 minutes doing some great things with this one
Very interesting selection of news items.
I ❤ 60 MINUTES !!!
People are Awesome ❤
People caused this so I dis agree
Wow amazing work
I grew up on a grain and dairy farm in south central Kansas, and absolutely hated it with a passion!
Bet you don’t miss the smell because the olfactory memory is so vivid.🐮🥛
And yet countless people would have been grateful to live on a farm for their childhood.
@@Sv3rigeexposed they think they would because they have no experience of it.
@@genericamerican7574 Yeah living in the boring cookie cutter suburbs or the packed crowded polluted criminal city is so much more fun
Because farm life is not for everyone like the city life also! I miss the farm life that I grew up to! I'm eager to go back and doing all again!
The Pleistocene Park segment was fascinating! And it was nice to see the cowboy way being represented by great people. Most forget our Wyoming even exists 😉
Interesting
Reporter: How long has the ranch been in your family?
Rancher: Since they killed the Native Americans.
I sure don't, but when you work in it every day, you don't smell it anymore.
Large donkey breeds are very good at discouraging predators and can be used to protect various species. Doing this correctly takes time. The government of Alberta, Canada, has published good content online about this.
I am 72 and I going yo what my dad and grandfather did before I die my dad was born in Cheyenne Wyoming in 1912 . Worked on ranches tell he went in to the Army in 1941 was in charge of med Evac squad. Then went in to logging. Tree topper.
Not for nothing, just gotta say, I was a health and safety dork for longer than I want to think about. During the mining segment, notice all of the brand new PPE! Classic.
Sustainable, Blessed be 😇👣🌱
Yeah! Mother nature rules!!!
I would LOVE TO GO THERE! FLORIDA HERE NEEDING BREAK FROM HEAT ❤
Alaska for me, please.
Why the hell would you spend $2000 a night to stay there? Better come with everything included.
Yes the Ice age, we've come full circle
Scare and control 🛂
FYI that $1.35/mth per cow & calf doesn't cover admin costs!
You need not go to far flung places, Want to see something Interesting look in your own town or community or backyard after a while you will start to see some strange, Interesting, and even scary stuff if you look closely enough.
Wow!😢
The cattle just "drift back". How about that!
This is an incredible story!!!! Thanks for sharing!!!
Oh I thought they would be camping the whole way too
It seems utterly pointless to drive back home daily, for 13 days. Not a thought of how much fuel this must use and its impact. You would think camping would be part of the experience, and a particularly good educational experience for the youngster.
Trust the science everyone. So as you dig slowly in the summer won't the ice melt ??
Yep🤣
None of this is likely required going on the scientific consensus of reduction of emissions.
Whait until the russian government does a few nuclear tests there, and all research will vanish 😢😢😢
Temperature can not warm up. It can only rise and fall...
treating him like tesla was treated
Well the poles are about to flip so the Arctic poles won't have any ice so not too worried
The elevator to the gold in South Africa must be scary! The sixty minutes crew understand now why Nelson Mandela was in jail all those years!
Puerto Morelos México 🇲🇽 is another town with awesome energy.
In this part of the video I remember years ago when I worked with a Mexican guy who lived with his parents and brothers and sisters on a ranch and he didn't like it because his father didn't pay him so he decided that when he got old enough he was coming to the United States specifically NYC to make some real money and he came with his girlfriend and they are very happy together in the United States and they live in queens
Taste the salt with worms an organism. Could that start new sickness? I'm so paranoid after covid..
CO2 is plant food. They prefer 2000PPM CO2 for optimum growth. We're only at 400PPM CO2. We were at 250PPM before the industrial age. Plants die at 150PPM CO2. We will NEVER out due plantlife's ability to gobble up CO2 as, at the moment, they are starved and need us to fertilize them for optimum growth. Look at in terms of daily calorie intake for humans which uses 2000 calories as a basic daily requirement. Could you survive on 400 calories a day? If you found extra food you'd dive on it.
They better leave the trees alone God knows what he's doing. Trees capture carbon and give off oxygen.
I only watch what I enjoy
IN WHAT EVER DO BE HONEST GOD SEES EVERYTHINGHE WITNESSES OUR WORD TO OTHERS
Since we think back ... how many times the world should have collapsed? Humans more or less extinct? 😂
Ozon hole
Acid rain
Bark bertle
HIV
Oil crisis in the 70thies
And bla
Bla
Bla
😂
God's prediction is older than 3500 years ago yet man gets the credit.
I dont know why they dont bring in many animals. The world leader could donate something to the Park. They could be driven South to help with the freezing weather.
$250,000. for a house on Fogo Island, and a hotel that desecrates the natural beauty of
the landscape. I applaud the effort to revitalize the island, but at what cost, and for whom?
I wish the men the best of luck. I hope they get results from all of their efforts. Climate change is real.
According to who?
The mike robes are coming out of the purmer frost.
Can we call it climate change yet ?
Nope, still just lying governments…as always
…and lying mainstream media(also government)
@24:13 "maybe they are not cut out for it"
All you need is Billy Crystal and Jack Palance and you can perpetuate the myth of where living before CO2 and methane pollution was like..
Why not use muskox instead of genetic wolly mammoths
44:54 dat bih look like a cod😂
10:20 Have they not seen Jurassic Park 1-7?
34:42 and 38:51 Imagine the people who carved out that deep, dark tunnel to make it habitable to the point where it is compared to an amusement park.
39:21 Straight from the horse's mouth. Natural resources, and the land that contains it, are at the base of every war and domination of people in human history.
39:35 Straight from the horse's mouth. Poverty is political.
The last story sounds a bit fishy.
One big lie
Agreed. Destroying our environment is what we do best especially in the name of making a dollar
Oil deep in the ground insulates the crust from the core. The oil being pumped out is heating the earth. Not carbon or the ozone.
19:30: the reporter said “what made you give up a regular American job?”… sir: cowboys are the most American job there is. Men and women in jeans out in the fields built this country. People in suits in cities are destroying it.
NO mention of HAARP technology?
Come on!
Worrying about the Mammoth is Elohim will… How do we close the ozone layer? We don't have decades from the looks of things, Sirgay
MANEY THINGS ARE ABOUT BALANCE!!!!!! REMIND EVERYONE!!!!! AND ONLY [TRUTH]!!!!!!!!!!! Thanks rsvp
..but then, the warmer climate grows more greenery, which soaks up the carbon dioxide..so what is the net effect?
What about all of wild horses here in USA that need grazing land . Transport them north
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To reproduce this animal would be huge but every zoo or animal preserve would offer big money for these animals. That's ur tainting of what someone is trying to preserve
I GREW UP ON A GRAIN AND DAIRY FARM IN SOUTH CENTRAL KANSAS, AND ABSOLUTELY HATED IT WITH A PASSION!
What are we can somehow Harvest these gases
We've had five interglacial periods, no man to cause global warming. Explain that!
Tilt of the planet coinciding with other crucial factors such as orbital pattern, a spate of intense volcanic activity (it's been suggested that this may be due to cosmological influences, such as the Solar System's position in the galaxy). One very significant cause is Continental drift opening/closing land masses together, this causing drastic changes to the ocean conveyors.
@@Debbie-henri Exactly.
Tilt of planet in conjunction with orbital pattern (being either more or less elliptical/circular).
Spates of intense volcanic activity on a global scale (could be tectonic in origin or triggered by cosmological events).
One has been theorised to be connected with a nearby supernova.
Movement of tectonic plates, causing continents to open up/close together, causing drastic changes to ocean currents.
The one taking place right now is definitely caused by Humanity, as changes to CO2 levels were recorded by Scientists during the Victorian era at the height of the Industrial Revolution.
Since then, scientists have continued to record ongoing trends - just as they can look back to pre-industrial times (historical tree sections, ice cores, soil cores) and have identified 'rapidly' increasing CO2 levels in examples relating to the Industrial Revolution and up to the present day.
There is only one other example of a significant and sudden change in CO2 levels during the time of Humans, a severe drop in levels, in fact.
This correlates with the time of Genghis Kahn, when his hordes killed so very many people across Eurasia and into the Middle East. As a result, vast expanses of agricultural land were left empty, fallow, and returned to massive forests, the numerous trees mopping up 70 million tons of atmospheric CO2, while hardly anyone was left to cut them down for wood fires.
@@Debbie-henri Interglacial are the warming periods in between the snow cover. No man was around to warm the planet. It does it all on it's own and man can not stop it . There is millions of tons of CO2 stored in the ocean, Plants love CO2 . It makes the earth green
It was warmer when dinosaurs were around so i wouldn't worry about it
A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. Carbon sequestration is a start towards seeking climate stabilization.
*_That’s earth’s grave⚰️_** ⚠️* 3:30
Why don't y'all move the place you measure tempperature and stop getting your reading at the burnoff valve of oil rigs
$40 million dollars?
Green driver drift, probably stolen from entire native communities and became private property for only a few :(
Fear is great for mind control.
Put a CO2 meter to measure. . & Carbon measurements
Being a climate scientist is like being a scientist in spiritual attainment. It's not a well known science.
wish I had a $billion right now
and never living underneath a leur belly
and hope I am a billion times better than I am now/ever was this make sense
Oh no! We're doomed
Why do all the brilliant people smoke. I guess I smoke like an American steel mill. I do not worry, Earths plans isnt only for these humans. Never worry Seriga