Hi everyone. I realize i miscalculated the measurements, unfortunately I can't edit the video once it's posted but i will correct this in a pinned message and add the full (correct) script in my overview of sources and references. I restore the main points below. - The Earth is approximately 1.1 degrees warmer than it was at the start of the industrial revolution. - A new study shows that the Arctic has warmed nearly four times faster than the rest of the world over the past 43 years. This means the Arctic is, on average, around 3 degrees warmer than it was in 1980. - On June 20, 2020, the temperature in Verkhoyansk, an arctic town in northeastern Siberia, Russia reached 32°C 38°C, breaking the record for the highest temperature ever recorded in the Arctic Circle. - In July this year, the temperature in the Arctic Circle soared to 32.5°C, and scientists in the Arctic even played ice volleyball in short-sleeved shorts.
I would be most grateful if you could add Celsius notations to your videos, on screen text would suffice. If you are looking for a more international audience you may want to consider that only seven nations on the planet use Fahrenheit, and only three nations use imperial measurements. That said, I think these videos are much needed and hope you continue.
Hi, thank you for taking the time to leave a comment. I realize i miscalculated the measurements, unfortunately I can't edit the video once it's posted but i have correct this in a pinned message and added the full (correct) script in my overview of sources and references. I restored the main points below. - The Earth is approximately 1.1 degrees warmer than it was at the start of the industrial revolution. - A new study shows that the Arctic has warmed nearly four times faster than the rest of the world over the past 43 years. This means the Arctic is, on average, around 3 degrees warmer than it was in 1980. - On June 20, 2020, the temperature in Verkhoyansk, an arctic town in northeastern Siberia, Russia reached 32°C 38°C, breaking the record for the highest temperature ever recorded in the Arctic Circle. - In July this year, the temperature in the Arctic Circle soared to 32.5°C, and scientists in the Arctic even played ice volleyball in short-sleeved shorts.
@@PlanetProofOfficial You're very kind, and I appreciate you taking the time to clarify the measurements. I should have stated that my request was meant for future content. I post gaming videos on the site, and am all too well aware of the inadequacies of the UA-cam 'editor'. Wishing you much success, along with my kindest regards. Fay o/
Another way the more rapid warming of the Arctic affects the northern hemisphere is the fact that it reduces the temperature difference between there and the Equator, thus slowing down the jet stream and making it more "wiggly". The jet stream meanders further north and further south than it has in the past and also stalls more often, thereby causing an increase in extreme weather events.
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It sounds very interesting! I do fear that the proposed solutions would merely allow us to not address the root cause of the problem. We seems to be very good at ignoring problems as long as we can put a little band-aid over them. But I think if you want to reach a wider audience, you might want to present measurements (especially temperatures) in SI units as well as american units. I realise you also presented the sea level rise only in metric, but the conversion between our units of temperature is just so much more cumbersome than between our units of length. Other than my point of criticism, it was a very good video on the subject!
@@Flutesrock8900 Thank you for taking the time to leave a comment. I realize I miscalculated the measurements, unfortunately I can't edit the video once it's posted but will correct it in a pinned message.
I’m not sure if it’s a good idea to avoid the term: “tipping points” in the text. Also, the question of methane release seems to have been indirectly treated; with emphasis on carbon bomb. The ideas for cooling received paltry analysis. But thank you for a very concise presentation.
Microfoggers need retrofitting to ships urgently for marine cloud brightening. Also white rooves would be a plan to improve the situation with planetary albedo.
I appreciate your video but I think you have some critical numbers mixed up here. The average global temperature in 1880 was 13.8 °C and the average global temp in 2020 was 14.9°C. That's a difference of 1.1 °C. I think this is where you're mistake is coming from. You were trying to convert °C to °F and put 1.1°C in a conversion tool and it spit out 33.98°F. What you should have done was convert the start temperature and end temperature from C to F and then subtract them to find the difference in °F 13.7 °C => 56.7 °F 14.9°C => 58.8 °F 58.8°F - 56.7°F = 2.1°F NOT 33.98°F I think you had a similar conversion issue with your arctic temperature deltas as well. Overall this is a very good video but it's extremely important to get things like this correct so people don't disregard the overall message.
Hi Jon, thank you for taking the time to leave a comment. I realize i miscalculated the measurements, unfortunately I can't edit the video once it's posted but i will correct this in a pinned message and add the full (correct) script in my overview of sources and references. I restore the main points below. - The Earth is approximately 1.1 degrees warmer than it was at the start of the industrial revolution. - A new study shows that the Arctic has warmed nearly four times faster than the rest of the world over the past 43 years. This means the Arctic is, on average, around 3 degrees warmer than it was in 1980. - On June 20, 2020, the temperature in Verkhoyansk, an arctic town in northeastern Siberia, Russia reached 32°C 38°C, breaking the record for the highest temperature ever recorded in the Arctic Circle. - In July this year, the temperature in the Arctic Circle soared to 32.5°C, and scientists in the Arctic even played ice volleyball in short-sleeved shorts.
Whoa there ... saying 33 degrees warmer is pretty radical... and I have not heard that before... got references, I could not find any agreement there. What are you talking about?
Hi Richard, thank you for taking the time to leave a comment. I realize i miscalculated the measurements, unfortunately I can't edit the video once it's posted but i will correct this in a pinned message and add the full (correct) script in my overview of sources and references. I restore the main points below. - The Earth is approximately 1.1 degrees warmer than it was at the start of the industrial revolution. - A new study shows that the Arctic has warmed nearly four times faster than the rest of the world over the past 43 years. This means the Arctic is, on average, around 3 degrees warmer than it was in 1980. - On June 20, 2020, the temperature in Verkhoyansk, an arctic town in northeastern Siberia, Russia reached 32°C 38°C, breaking the record for the highest temperature ever recorded in the Arctic Circle. - In July this year, the temperature in the Arctic Circle soared to 32.5°C, and scientists in the Arctic even played ice volleyball in short-sleeved shorts.
@@PlanetProofOfficial I nearly stopped watching when I saw the 33 degrees warmer; I only continued to see what other bullsh*t was going to be offered. You really ought to re post the video otherwise some big oil company will be using to show that stats are just made up or plain wrong. And they won't be referring anyone to the footnotes...
Good god, who told you the temperature is 34° F. warmer than before the industrial revolution? Average global tempature right now is only like 55° F, that would put 1750 at 21° F. Are you suggesting that the average patch of ocean was frozen 250 years ago?
Hi! Thank you for taking the time to leave a comment. I realize i miscalculated the measurements, unfortunately I can't edit the video once it's posted but i will correct this in a pinned message and add the full (correct) script in my overview of sources and references. I restore the main points below. - The Earth is approximately 1.1 degrees warmer than it was at the start of the industrial revolution. - A new study shows that the Arctic has warmed nearly four times faster than the rest of the world over the past 43 years. This means the Arctic is, on average, around 3 degrees warmer than it was in 1980. - On June 20, 2020, the temperature in Verkhoyansk, an arctic town in northeastern Siberia, Russia reached 32°C 38°C, breaking the record for the highest temperature ever recorded in the Arctic Circle. - In July this year, the temperature in the Arctic Circle soared to 32.5°C, and scientists in the Arctic even played ice volleyball in short-sleeved shorts.
The global temperature continues to rise.. We continue to stand by and do... Well, nothing really. We stand by and watch from a far and essentially do nothing! We scrap by doing the absolute bear minimum, ( to make ourselves feel good ) but it is nowhere near what is needed to fix the problem fast enough! Like someone slowly watching themselves die, unable to act, we are trapped in a loop. At the time of writing this the June-August 2022 global surface temperature was 0.89°C (1.60°F) above the 20th-century average of 15.6°C (60.1°F). Exceeding 1.5°C global warming could trigger multiple climate tipping points. One point five degrees of warming and above = Greenland ice sheet collapse, the abrupt loss of the Barents Sea ice and a collapse of an important circulatory system in the North Atlantic Two degrees = Causes the die off of low latitude coral reefs and it accelerates the collapse of the West ANTARCTIC ice sheet. Four degrees of warming and above = The Arctic Sea is ice free all year round and serious consequences in the Amazon and the loss of mountain glaciers all over the world. The permafrost in the boreal forests thaws out allowing microbes to digest the organic matter and release huge quantities of methane into the atmosphere.The AMOC ocean circulation system grinds to a halt and the EAST Antarctic ice sheet starts to give way. There’s enough water locked up in there to raise sea levels by fifty-two metres or a hundred and seventy feet!! These tipping points are like a massive, planetary scale game of dominos. The first few dominos to fall represent fairly abstract concepts that few of us directly feel the effects of. But as those dominos create more tipping points further along the line, the consequences become increasingly tangible for the majority of the human population until they eventually become existentially threatening to all of us. The time to start doing something about it was 20 years ago, but even now at this very late stage, we continue to do almost nothing. There is still time but it is closing fast! Think of it this way, if your house is on fire you don't go about your normal day and start doing the house work!! The WORLD IS ON FIRE and we need to ACT NOW!!
"The Earth is approximately 33.98 degrees Fahrenheit warmer than it was at the start of the industrial revolution" "The Arctic is around 37.4F warmer than it was in 1980" "more than enough carbon to raise Arctic mean temperatures by more than 37.4F" Of come on. Don't state such arrant nonsense. Those statements completely discredit this video which should be pulled and corrected. You do far more harm than good producing videos containing such ridiculous errors. And then you suggest geoengineering... . "and we are currently making things even worse" Yes, and you are part of the problem with such a poorly produced video. Not to mention the ludicrous titular boast that this is "The Only Arctic Video You Need To Watch" - what hubris!
Hi, thank you for taking the time to leave a comment. I realize i miscalculated the measurements, unfortunately I can't edit the video once it's posted but i will correct this in a pinned message and add the full (correct) script in my overview of sources and references. I restore the main points below. - The Earth is approximately 1.1 degrees warmer than it was at the start of the industrial revolution. - A new study shows that the Arctic has warmed nearly four times faster than the rest of the world over the past 43 years. This means the Arctic is, on average, around 3 degrees warmer than it was in 1980. - On June 20, 2020, the temperature in Verkhoyansk, an arctic town in northeastern Siberia, Russia reached 32°C 38°C, breaking the record for the highest temperature ever recorded in the Arctic Circle. - In July this year, the temperature in the Arctic Circle soared to 32.5°C, and scientists in the Arctic even played ice volleyball in short-sleeved shorts.
@@PlanetProofOfficial Well, thanks for responding, but your above text also contains errors: "Earth is approximately 1.1 degrees warmer" should be "Earth is approximately 1.1 degrees Celsius warmer" and "Russia reached 32°C 38°C" Which is it? And the video remains as was. If you can't edit it, then it should be deleted. Such schoolboy errors will be pounced upon by the science deniers as examples of alarmists making false or exaggerated statements or not understanding the science. If you want to enter the lion's den of making videos about climate science you need to be greatly more careful and rigorous in your productions than you have been to date.
The current air and shipping already masks between 1 and 2 degrees of warming. This is another 'solution' that is designed to allow 'business as usual'. There is only 1 fix to the problem, and that it the complete change in energy production to a decentralised system. Funny stat came up in the UK in 2020 - IF every new house, commercial and light industrial build for the last 20 years had been fitted with solar - it would have supplied around 12% of the UK's electricity. UK was at 0.7% in 2020. The tech to solve the problem has been avail for decades - but the solution has never been acceptable to those with money and power. And unfortunately never will be. You are after all, telling a slave owner to free all their slaves. Fossil fuels arn't just what we burn or use - they are also the fundamental input to the dominant economic model - and unless we go crazy on nuclear (ie get fusion) the only solution moves the fundamental input from the few to the many - this is in direct opposition to the current economic model.
Hi everyone. I realize i miscalculated the measurements, unfortunately I can't edit the video once it's posted but i will correct this in a pinned message and add the full (correct) script in my overview of sources and references. I restore the main points below.
- The Earth is approximately 1.1 degrees warmer than it was at the start of the industrial revolution.
- A new study shows that the Arctic has warmed nearly four times faster than the rest of the world over the past 43 years. This means the Arctic is, on average, around 3 degrees warmer than it was in 1980.
- On June 20, 2020, the temperature in Verkhoyansk, an arctic town in northeastern Siberia, Russia reached 32°C 38°C, breaking the record for the highest temperature ever recorded in the Arctic Circle.
- In July this year, the temperature in the Arctic Circle soared to 32.5°C, and scientists in the Arctic even played ice volleyball in short-sleeved shorts.
Yeah, I would take this video down, correct it, and upload it again.
I would be most grateful if you could add Celsius notations to your videos, on screen text would suffice. If you are looking for a more international audience you may want to consider that only seven nations on the planet use Fahrenheit, and only three nations use imperial measurements.
That said, I think these videos are much needed and hope you continue.
Hi, thank you for taking the time to leave a comment. I realize i miscalculated the measurements, unfortunately I can't edit the video once it's posted but i have correct this in a pinned message and added the full (correct) script in my overview of sources and references. I restored the main points below.
- The Earth is approximately 1.1 degrees warmer than it was at the start of the industrial revolution.
- A new study shows that the Arctic has warmed nearly four times faster than the rest of the world over the past 43 years. This means the Arctic is, on average, around 3 degrees warmer than it was in 1980.
- On June 20, 2020, the temperature in Verkhoyansk, an arctic town in northeastern Siberia, Russia reached 32°C 38°C, breaking the record for the highest temperature ever recorded in the Arctic Circle.
- In July this year, the temperature in the Arctic Circle soared to 32.5°C, and scientists in the Arctic even played ice volleyball in short-sleeved shorts.
@@PlanetProofOfficial
You're very kind, and I appreciate you taking the time to clarify the measurements.
I should have stated that my request was meant for future content. I post gaming videos on the site, and am all too well aware of the inadequacies of the UA-cam 'editor'.
Wishing you much success, along with my kindest regards.
Fay o/
Another way the more rapid warming of the Arctic affects the northern hemisphere is the fact that it reduces the temperature difference between there and the Equator, thus slowing down the jet stream and making it more "wiggly". The jet stream meanders further north and further south than it has in the past and also stalls more often, thereby causing an increase in extreme weather events.
Thank you for this information. As a resident of interior Alaska, I see the changes, even though we are south of the Arctic circle.
Very good video. Really well made and informative. Thanks and keep uploading more videos!
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It sounds very interesting! I do fear that the proposed solutions would merely allow us to not address the root cause of the problem. We seems to be very good at ignoring problems as long as we can put a little band-aid over them.
But I think if you want to reach a wider audience, you might want to present measurements (especially temperatures) in SI units as well as american units.
I realise you also presented the sea level rise only in metric, but the conversion between our units of temperature is just so much more cumbersome than between our units of length.
Other than my point of criticism, it was a very good video on the subject!
@@Flutesrock8900 Thank you for taking the time to leave a comment. I realize I miscalculated the measurements, unfortunately I can't edit the video once it's posted but will correct it in a pinned message.
I’m not sure if it’s a good idea to avoid the term: “tipping points” in the text. Also, the question of methane release seems to have been indirectly treated; with emphasis on carbon bomb. The ideas for cooling received paltry analysis. But thank you for a very concise presentation.
Ocean heat content and thermal inertia. = extinction
Please remember to like and comment to appease the almighty algorithm 😁❤️👍🏼
Microfoggers need retrofitting to ships urgently for marine cloud brightening. Also white rooves would be a plan to improve the situation with planetary albedo.
I appreciate your video but I think you have some critical numbers mixed up here. The average global temperature in 1880 was 13.8 °C and the average global temp in 2020 was 14.9°C. That's a difference of 1.1 °C. I think this is where you're mistake is coming from. You were trying to convert °C to °F and put 1.1°C in a conversion tool and it spit out 33.98°F.
What you should have done was convert the start temperature and end temperature from C to F and then subtract them to find the difference in °F
13.7 °C => 56.7 °F
14.9°C => 58.8 °F
58.8°F - 56.7°F = 2.1°F NOT 33.98°F
I think you had a similar conversion issue with your arctic temperature deltas as well.
Overall this is a very good video but it's extremely important to get things like this correct so people don't disregard the overall message.
I wondered where that number came from!
Came here to say this. As a more straightforward calculation, a change of 1° C = a change of 1.8° f, so 1.1° C = (1.1*1.8=1.98)° F
Hi Jon, thank you for taking the time to leave a comment. I realize i miscalculated the measurements, unfortunately I can't edit the video once it's posted but i will correct this in a pinned message and add the full (correct) script in my overview of sources and references. I restore the main points below.
- The Earth is approximately 1.1 degrees warmer than it was at the start of the industrial revolution.
- A new study shows that the Arctic has warmed nearly four times faster than the rest of the world over the past 43 years. This means the Arctic is, on average, around 3 degrees warmer than it was in 1980.
- On June 20, 2020, the temperature in Verkhoyansk, an arctic town in northeastern Siberia, Russia reached 32°C 38°C, breaking the record for the highest temperature ever recorded in the Arctic Circle.
- In July this year, the temperature in the Arctic Circle soared to 32.5°C, and scientists in the Arctic even played ice volleyball in short-sleeved shorts.
Whoa there ... saying 33 degrees warmer is pretty radical... and I have not heard that before... got references, I could not find any agreement there. What are you talking about?
Hi Richard, thank you for taking the time to leave a comment. I realize i miscalculated the measurements, unfortunately I can't edit the video once it's posted but i will correct this in a pinned message and add the full (correct) script in my overview of sources and references. I restore the main points below.
- The Earth is approximately 1.1 degrees warmer than it was at the start of the industrial revolution.
- A new study shows that the Arctic has warmed nearly four times faster than the rest of the world over the past 43 years. This means the Arctic is, on average, around 3 degrees warmer than it was in 1980.
- On June 20, 2020, the temperature in Verkhoyansk, an arctic town in northeastern Siberia, Russia reached 32°C 38°C, breaking the record for the highest temperature ever recorded in the Arctic Circle.
- In July this year, the temperature in the Arctic Circle soared to 32.5°C, and scientists in the Arctic even played ice volleyball in short-sleeved shorts.
@@PlanetProofOfficial I nearly stopped watching when I saw the 33 degrees warmer; I only continued to see what other bullsh*t was going to be offered.
You really ought to re post the video otherwise some big oil company will be using to show that stats are just made up or plain wrong. And they won't be referring anyone to the footnotes...
My god, how distopic :O
Fahrenheit? What kind of beast is that? Go metric!
I also noticed. Would be great to also add Celsius in the video. Most countries use Celcius, so bigger audience 👍
@@nosmokingnl maybe trying to get the American’s attention since they have the largest footprint.
Fair point. I will be using Celcius in future videos.
I am wary of the unintended consequences of attempts to control the weather with chemicals in the atmosphere.
Good god, who told you the temperature is 34° F. warmer than before the industrial revolution? Average global tempature right now is only like 55° F, that would put 1750 at 21° F. Are you suggesting that the average patch of ocean was frozen 250 years ago?
Hi! Thank you for taking the time to leave a comment. I realize i miscalculated the measurements, unfortunately I can't edit the video once it's posted but i will correct this in a pinned message and add the full (correct) script in my overview of sources and references. I restore the main points below.
- The Earth is approximately 1.1 degrees warmer than it was at the start of the industrial revolution.
- A new study shows that the Arctic has warmed nearly four times faster than the rest of the world over the past 43 years. This means the Arctic is, on average, around 3 degrees warmer than it was in 1980.
- On June 20, 2020, the temperature in Verkhoyansk, an arctic town in northeastern Siberia, Russia reached 32°C 38°C, breaking the record for the highest temperature ever recorded in the Arctic Circle.
- In July this year, the temperature in the Arctic Circle soared to 32.5°C, and scientists in the Arctic even played ice volleyball in short-sleeved shorts.
The global temperature continues to rise..
We continue to stand by and do... Well, nothing really. We stand by and watch from a far and essentially do nothing! We scrap by doing the absolute bear minimum, ( to make ourselves feel good ) but it is nowhere near what is needed to fix the problem fast enough! Like someone slowly watching themselves die, unable to act, we are trapped in a loop.
At the time of writing this the June-August 2022 global surface temperature was 0.89°C (1.60°F) above the 20th-century average of 15.6°C (60.1°F). Exceeding 1.5°C global warming could trigger multiple climate tipping points.
One point five degrees of warming and above = Greenland ice sheet collapse, the abrupt loss of the Barents Sea ice and a collapse of an important circulatory system in the North Atlantic
Two degrees = Causes the die off of low latitude coral reefs and it accelerates the collapse of the West ANTARCTIC ice sheet.
Four degrees of warming and above = The Arctic Sea is ice free all year round and serious consequences in the Amazon and the loss of mountain glaciers all over the world. The permafrost in the boreal forests thaws out allowing microbes to digest the organic matter and release huge quantities of methane into the atmosphere.The AMOC ocean circulation system grinds to a halt and the EAST Antarctic ice sheet starts to give way. There’s enough water locked up in there to raise sea levels by fifty-two metres or a hundred and seventy feet!! These tipping points are like a massive, planetary scale game of dominos. The first few dominos to fall represent fairly abstract concepts that few of us directly feel the effects of. But as those dominos create more tipping points further along the line, the consequences become increasingly tangible for the majority of the human population until they eventually become existentially threatening to all of us.
The time to start doing something about it was 20 years ago, but even now at this very late stage, we continue to do almost nothing. There is still time but it is closing fast!
Think of it this way, if your house is on fire you don't go about your normal day and start doing the house work!!
The WORLD IS ON FIRE and we need to ACT NOW!!
we don't do nothing...we make things even worse!
❤️💕♥️♥️💕❤️💙
"The Earth is approximately 33.98 degrees Fahrenheit warmer than it was at the start of the industrial revolution"
"The Arctic is around 37.4F warmer than it was in 1980"
"more than enough carbon to raise Arctic mean temperatures by more than 37.4F"
Of come on. Don't state such arrant nonsense.
Those statements completely discredit this video which should be pulled and corrected.
You do far more harm than good producing videos containing such ridiculous errors.
And then you suggest geoengineering... .
"and we are currently making things even worse"
Yes, and you are part of the problem with such a poorly produced video.
Not to mention the ludicrous titular boast that this is "The Only Arctic Video You Need To Watch" - what hubris!
Hi, thank you for taking the time to leave a comment. I realize i miscalculated the measurements, unfortunately I can't edit the video once it's posted but i will correct this in a pinned message and add the full (correct) script in my overview of sources and references. I restore the main points below.
- The Earth is approximately 1.1 degrees warmer than it was at the start of the industrial revolution.
- A new study shows that the Arctic has warmed nearly four times faster than the rest of the world over the past 43 years. This means the Arctic is, on average, around 3 degrees warmer than it was in 1980.
- On June 20, 2020, the temperature in Verkhoyansk, an arctic town in northeastern Siberia, Russia reached 32°C 38°C, breaking the record for the highest temperature ever recorded in the Arctic Circle.
- In July this year, the temperature in the Arctic Circle soared to 32.5°C, and scientists in the Arctic even played ice volleyball in short-sleeved shorts.
@@PlanetProofOfficial Well, thanks for responding, but your above text also contains errors: "Earth is approximately 1.1 degrees warmer" should be "Earth is approximately 1.1 degrees Celsius warmer" and "Russia reached 32°C 38°C" Which is it?
And the video remains as was. If you can't edit it, then it should be deleted. Such schoolboy errors will be pounced upon by the science deniers as examples of alarmists making false or exaggerated statements or not understanding the science.
If you want to enter the lion's den of making videos about climate science you need to be greatly more careful and rigorous in your productions than you have been to date.
The current air and shipping already masks between 1 and 2 degrees of warming. This is another 'solution' that is designed to allow 'business as usual'.
There is only 1 fix to the problem, and that it the complete change in energy production to a decentralised system.
Funny stat came up in the UK in 2020 - IF every new house, commercial and light industrial build for the last 20 years had been fitted with solar - it would have supplied around 12% of the UK's electricity. UK was at 0.7% in 2020.
The tech to solve the problem has been avail for decades - but the solution has never been acceptable to those with money and power. And unfortunately never will be.
You are after all, telling a slave owner to free all their slaves.
Fossil fuels arn't just what we burn or use - they are also the fundamental input to the dominant economic model - and unless we go crazy on nuclear (ie get fusion) the only solution moves the fundamental input from the few to the many - this is in direct opposition to the current economic model.
Normal people use the metric system and Celsius.
Will use Celcius in future video's!