Exploring The Future Of Earth's Changing Climate | Edge Of Knowledge | Ars Technica
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- Our planet has seen its climate fluctuate significantly across billions of years, but the past 100 years has seen an unprecedented spike in Earth's temperature. Dr. Paul Sutter returns to Ars Technica to break down the factors behind our changing climate, where we go from here, and what there's still time left to influence.
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Why do you say that the greenhouse gas connection was discovered in the 1980s when the heat trapping properties of greenhouse gases has been known since the late 1800s and the idea that these gases could warm the entire planet was theorized all the way back in the 1920s?
More people shouild watch these videos. They're actually good. Advertise them more!
Excellent video. Thanks. Great having a guest on as well.
It's not just from the sun and green house gases. The oil that we pulled out of the ground dissipated the heat that comes from the core. Why isn't that being addressed. We are cooking from both sides.
Where can I get some of those stunning simulations?
I can see missed consumers of those gases in the scheme. Not as it would change much but it probably may change a final picture.
Good summary of the situation. We can act individually by not spending our pay on polluting activities and not reproducing too much.
i like this format its like the new age bill nye
This could have been presented by Elmo. There is a craving for knowledge to be delivered to us as if we were young children and Ars Technica have pivoted towards that niche
@@user-tg6vq1kn6v Dr. Sutter is a world renowned physicist, be thankful for free content.
Absolutely, his content about the subjects and fields he has worked in I've really enjoyed. This Sesame Street guide to climate change is a rapid departure from that, wouldnt you agree?
@@user-tg6vq1kn6v Hence, why he offers many different outlets, such as his own channel/podcast.
You're right, an astrophysicist talking climate change on a video game channel is not just the content we want, it's the content we need
The funny thing is that you believe there could be a consensus about this.
There won't be, poor in developing countries want the same lifestyle we have.
It requires energy and produces carbon emissions.
Just get ready for it I think.
Mother Nature is finally taking her justified revenge. We will pay for our greed.
7:48 what's going on with China???!!!
China leads the way with solar. 1 in every 5 solar panels work in China. It is building 150 nuclear power stations. It is developing smart cities, that just use 20% of typical cities.
You ask the question: "is it too late to do anything about climate change?"
Yes, it really IS too late. For centuries the rich of the world have kept the poor very poor. So poor in fact that they can hardly afford to live. And that's still going on today. So no matter what the rich countries of the world would like others to do, the future of the planet is absolutely not in the hands of the rich. It's firmly in the hands of the poor.
And with the poor outweighing the rich five to one - at the behest of rich countries - they choose to not starve (instead of buying their Teslas and other electric cars which the rich have made totally inaccessible to them) and will most definitely be burning fossil fuels for many more centuries to come.
Get ready to get rather hot.
You look at some of these comments and realize the human race is doomed.
Capitalism and the survival for humanity are in direct conflict with each other. Humanity has a choice of other obtaining temporary wealth or we choose the health and the survival of humanity not to mention other animals. Humans cant have both. We live on a planet of finite resources but Capitalism requires unlimited growth while consuming resources. This party is coming to an end, the punch bowl is going dry.
I used to have hope but now I don't. Since the 2015 Paris climate agreement we have not hit a single one of our benchmarks. IPCC has said in the past couple of years time is running out.
Now i just accept humans has maybe 20-25 "good years" left before food and water becomes a major problem.
or extremely gullible
The problem is very strongly connected to the growth of human population and the fact technology and wealth developped - human did not.... 1900 there were 1.26 billion people, today it's almost 8 billion and now guess what the problem really is... the current lifestyle would work if there were less people but modern lifestyle/wealth is highly aspired - something nobody can be condemned for - but with this comes a responsibility not to reproduce like we have done for the last 100 years... at least if you want your children to have a life worth living. I bet we will see more wars, drought and famines in the years to come. Congrats!
I’m more interested in the astrophysics and astronomy topics. We all know this stuff. I already acted upon this information by not having a car and not reproducing myself or helping someone else reproduce. I’ve done my bit for God and Country…
There are still alot of crackpot who deny these facts. For astrophysics, Dr Becky is v good, as is Anton.
Hello, I'm the first comment that isn't from a climate change denialist.
Maybe you are a victim of the propaganda!
@@GT-pl1wx Oh no! Anyway
WTF is this? Dear Lord, if I wanted propaganda I would watch CNN or FOX.
@@jeremyjackson7429 If I wanted to be a gay soyboy I would sub to Stephen Oscar...oh wait...
can we just stick to the gaming videos pleasE?
these physics videos are clearly not as popular but you do you
Is it useful to talk about a change over 100 years with something as old as "climate"
yeah, because sea level will go higher and much of the cities are beside water already... meaning, lots of innondations.
No it is not usefull. Futher it is not usefull to talk about the fake 97% consensus. The Cook study didn't make a poll, they made a statistic evaluation based on publications.
@@charlestrudel8308 have you checked the price of any seaside property near where you live? I've seen articles (recent) suggesting I will be under water in 8 years. Should I move? Should I get a boat just in case?
Surely, mortgages and insurance wouldn't be issued in huge....actual most parts of the populated world if sea levels were rising at such alarming rates
@@oldineamiller9007 if anything 97% of studies showing statistical man-made climate change is arguably more damning than 97% of scientists, because that means its consensus on a meta-analytical level which in the scientific method is way more powerful than the thoughts of the individual. The scientific method specifically is designed to rule out subjectivity through using all the studies as evidence to find objectivity, so if that 97% is through studies and not individuals then actually that's way more damning proof that man-made climate change is real.... which it is :)
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Make a honest poll and among the climate scientists only and you will find out.
The AGW theory is false. The CO2 has no measurable effect on the temperatures on earth. It's a completely made up story which has never been proven to be correct.
When the hell did this channel pivot from video game documentaries to left-wing TED Talks?
How to tell the world you don't know what ARS is! AWKWARD!
@@coreyfro lol, the channel has no activity outside of their video game stuff. But go off, weirdo. 🤣
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from the official description of the channel. And if climate change is not a fundamental aspects of technology or future technology, i dont know what is.
@@charlestrudel8308 don't waste your time. He has the culmination of humanity's greatest accomplishments at his finger tips and he uses it for, "LAWL! GAMES!"
I actually did wonder wtf this channel was...subbed after the RuneScape vid I think, they've been captured clearly
What am I doing here? I subscribed for War Stories, not this. Well, bye bye!
I know this has become a polarized issue, but look at the heat wave in India going on right now. We need to pull together on this one at the very least.
Ya, knowledge is bad.
BS.