Decades from now, we'll see if this thesis is correct or not. In the meantime however, Russia is engaged in a simmering war with Ukraine in the Donbas region, located in eastern Ukraine. This war has been the most violent seen in Europe in the 21st century and has been going on for well over 7 years now, with historical causes that go back even further. I created a 26 minute long documentary explaining the entire course of the conflict and it's available to watch right now exclusively on Nebula at this link: bit.ly/3fs3n0D If that sounds like something you'd be interested in watching, go ahead and check it out and sign up for the CuriosityStream/Nebula bundle deal which is running a massive 41% discount through the end of May, which is only $11.79 for an entire year of both CS and Nebula with access to 3 exclusive RLL documentaries so far. Here's the link for that deal, and thanks: curiositystream.com/?coupon=reallifelore
Vietnam:Who do you think we should go with? Phil:Idk bro Cambodia:I'm staying neutral Malaysia:I'd rather have good rainy days than going to war Indo:Oh cool Thailand:Who is better- Myanmar:The non metric Brunei:Tf? Singapore:am I the only one who Allies one country- Laos:yes. Singapore:ouch
I live in Russian Karelia. Say what you want, but climate change does affect us. When I was a kid 25 years ago, I had to wear three layers of clothes during winter. It was so bad that on a winter day you'd see about 50 people on the streets in a city with 250k population. Nowadays I wear same light clothes during autumn, spring and winter. It's still freezing, especially in February, but it's not even remotely close to how it used to be.
Depending on the extent of damage to the worlds overall climate from potential tipping points, I can see crops being harvested in Siberia, and the giant sink holes used to store water for the irrigation of crops.
None of these places are huge as Russia, which is already a millitary superpower, and has a strong economy. 80% of Russia's land is frozen and global warming would make them probably most powerful country in recent history. Canada has a lot of islands which will be hard to take resource from, scandanavia is full of mountains, Alaska won't make USA powerful again because their mainland will be on fire, southern south America will be on fire too because it isn't too cold there and it will take a lot of time to take resources from antartica
@@randomdude3090 you forgot about greenland, which denmark owns Since denmark is a european power it'll most definetly have the resources and cash to start much agricultural- and gas extraction work, along with possibly becoming a superpower much like russia, but just on a smaller scale
@@timelessheister5439 I see your point. But there are some problems, since Greenland always wanted independence. I don't think they will be a superpower like Russia, China or USA, but definetly power, like France is today.
we are going to be fighting for resources in the near future. and the things you have now and then will change, I don't know if anyone is ready for what is next.
You are completely right. That's why Russia is also has one of the largest amount of nuclear weapon. You are welcome in trying to invade Russia. Just like Napoleon, just like Hitler. Try.
@@markdragon5729 i’m thinking america’s alaska will be the most populous in the future as its big, becomes warm, and also has american politics added into it so its gonna be good. Russia won’t survive the future i bet
@@Nick-oj8oh if they are the super power, russian will eventually be the main world language. Not English. And that's hard to say coming from an Englishman😪 hahaha
The have very cold winters in Siberia, but they can also have extremely hot summers there as well. +30 - +40 celsius in summer in Siberia is very common and causes troubles. Also, a lot of "frozen" Siberia literally becomes swamps in summer.
I guess the fact that the days are much longer in summer time in the far north. The long days of sunlight did result in higher temperature, and swamp and mosquitos both are awful.
@@dynadwynn amazon rain forests destruction didnt cause climate warming lmao, its actually very useless even compared to other forests, the vegetation is inefficient for oxygen.
Russian speaking here. Much of Siberia and (please don't forget about it) the Far East are sitting on a thick layer of permafrost. When it melts much of the territory east of the Urals will be a swamp plagued with mosquitoes. It's already giving us a tremendous headache in the northern cities like Yakutsk, where building are sinking, cemeteries melting, and roads cracking.
cyclization and draining swamps could do the trick. It is true that during summer coldest places on earth actually become green hell on earth (swamps and mosquitoes)
@@harleyokeefe5193 For now. There is a pattern in history where > Russia is strongest force then collapse> then start gaining power> then become strongest force> then collapse and so on. (Currently we are between collapsed and middle-gaining power)
As a Russian i just pray that it will become a little bit warmer in our country. It's too cold to spend winters outdoors. Even in Moscow i cant smoke on the street without my hands to be frozen immediately. Somehow we are still living here.
Why is Donald Trump pretty and I am not? But why does he only have a wife but I have TWO HANDSOME GIRLFRIENDS who I show off in my masterpiece YT videos? Do you know the answer, dear tri
Like always and everywhere, there are winners and loosers. I lived for nearly 10 years in Sibiria and max temperature I experienced was -57°, that was crazy.
Yup. King for a day. There's more to climate change than average temperatures. It screws with all the weather systems too, who knows what the hell happens to Russia short term, but long term, well consider the sea level rise, which will be ongoing, so where you building your ports for distribution of all this? How much of the Arctic coast gets inundated? What about the Siberian methane being released from the permafrost, that is a rapid global warming accelerator. Does the Taiga continue to function as it has under such extreme circumstances? And all the developed economies in ruin, so who exactly buys these materials from Russia? Climate change has no winner, this is a daft documentary.
@@spodge1233 I agree. This is a very optimistic way of looking at climate change, to the point of absurdity. The planet will likely be very toxic by the time these things happen. The resources could become scarce too.
@@raggedclawstarcraft6562 seeing as Evergreen is the *company* whose ship (Evergiven) blocked the Suez Canal.... I think the original statement works perfectly fine? :) (like, they'll have to build a bigger ship or something :D)
Dare I say, I live in the Rogue Valley of Oregon, USA. Nearby Klamath Falls grows so many potatoes, alfalfa, wheat, and other crops. But our growing season is rather short with a long, icy season. Even in the Rogue Valley itself, our agriculture and general socio-economy could use a longer warm season. So could most of the USA. Global warming is an all around win, a mutual benefit win-win situation. But we have to subdue these strange adverse weather events, which are not related to the overall climate. This is discussed intelligently elsewhere.
Imagine 100 years from now: Alaska is the most populous state in the USA and Anchorage is the most populous city in the USA. And Florida, Texas, and California are almost completely barren. that sounds so odd
@Ararune They can host a server in siberia and keep it cool using the natural cold, and the Americans (With many in Alaska), Canadians, Scandinavians, Russians, and Siberians can all play together.
Florida will still be fine due to its close proximity to large bodies of water. SoCal and Northern Texas will be like current arizona I dont want to imagine what New Mexico or Utah will look like..
Desert countries in the middle east are thriving now. A warmer USA shouldn't really matter. North America's biggest factor is that it doesn't have many countries occupying it which gives it strength
@@AbcdEfgh-sq2tf Florida's close proximity to large bodies of water does not mean it will be fine!! Most of Florida will be underwater, even if sea levels rise by just a few meters.
Don't do it, climate change threat will be successfully eliminated or maybe once in thousand years may be next ice age will come. This is best advice anyone can give you
@@brunovilela3619 lol, if you can't see it for yourself then there's no helping you. Think importing and exporting. US has only ships and aircraft as options for exporting. Russia has everything as options. As well, the vast majority of their allies either share a border or could easily travel by land to get there. How many British or French military bases are either in the US or so close it's pretty much the same thing? Plus this videos points.
"The Nordic countries" bruh Sweden has literally nothing to gain from it, and let's be honest neither does Finland, only Norway, Iceland and Denmark (Greenland) gain substantially from it.
I've been saying this for a few years already. As a Canadian, I understand that some 70+% of the people live BELOW the 49th parallel. There's gonna be a LOT more climate friendly land when the Earth heats up. Sure, all those lush green forests will die from pine beetles and dry forest fires, but it would have a much warmer future. They also have a ton of resources up north too.
The best region for climate stability in the world is the Great Lakes system between US and CA. It's the largest fresh water system in the world and the largest region of arable land in the world. The US and CA also have sufficient energy to remain independent should it come to that. It's the Europeans and Asians who will have it the worst. Let's hope Russia finds a way to be an economic partner once again.
Also, I have to assume China's grand strategy is to gain control of Russia (directly or indirectly) to exploit the changing geography, as China has no food or energy security. I wouldn't be surprised if China ultimately invades eastern Russian in the future.
@@robbiep742 its defo not, fresh water and power is useless when you have to import all the crops and cows when crops are inefficient enough for 100's of millions and cows take more and more water and more feed, also higher chance for diseases in lake systems with warming.
I couldn't disagree more. Climate change will cause so much havoc on the environment, so much disarray on global economy that the concept of "superpower" will cease to exist. Even if massive swaths of land in Canada and Russia become more usable with warming trends, the rest of the planet will be in such a mess, there will be no economy left to sustain anything that resembles a superpower. Indeed, those areas of Siberia will prosper, but the disastrous consequences of global warming will overshadow any economic gain.
Yeah, if climate change occurs on the scale where all of these areas melt and thaw out, then that means most of the coastal world would already basically be underwater. The sheer global crisis this would cause would basically tank the global economy.
@@Cullaralex Now analyzing this seriously. There's a 40% to 60% chance china will just invade Siberia and colonize it. And realistically we wont stop global warming thats exactly what's gonna happen
@@constantinethecataphract5949 yup. Ibelieve that Siberia will be divided by china and Russia and the border will be one of the most dangerous in history
@@ljay3025 European Russia will be the only territory Russia controls while Siberia will be ceded to china. 145 million vs 1.2 billion there is no way they will win. even with nukes it would destroy them both so they would fight conventionaly
What I was mostly surprised was that information about how informations which some people in high position do not like are stoped and there have to be some another platforms created to see some another point of view to see what is happening around us. And about this video. I know many countries doesn´t like this how Russia can be strong again. Many changes is front of us in short time than we think.
great video. I've been researching this all day, and he covered a lot of the information I needed. anybody else annoyed at the way he pronounces arctic?
@Sandorable TTV I'm sorry to hear that his comment hurt your feelings so much. Please try googling a hurt feelings report and turn it into the nearest adult. Please get away from that 3-year-old as you know that there is still a court order preventing you from being around any minors.
I know it's more of a joke, but I wonder if they'll really like it that much.... There will probably be more war for the best regions and Siberia will be largely a swamp. The paused border conflicts with China might start again. Some people who live in remote regions of Siberia and then have to change their lives will not like it. And all the surprises that will thaw out could be interesting, I mean already now researchers have found a new disease and there are toxic gases coming out of holes.
@@Janoip good thing Russia’s military doctrine has been focused for defense this whole time. If they want a Russia territory, they have to ask many countries for help in invading. Otherwise, Russia will be calling shots
@@dimitartodorov1352 Who moves the world more? US with 330m people or India with 1330m people? Germany with 80m people or Bangladesh with twice as much?
@@koltonfrost5217 Nope. Russia has massive glaciers that are melting into lakes. They also have the largest fresh water lake on earth in lake Baikal in Siberia.
Warmer climate caused by oil is leading to improved access to more oil, which will lead to even more warming. What a beautiful cycle. This is exactly what we need, isn't it?
Read about geology History you will find out that every several hundreds to thousands years the climate reverse it is completely natural and non man made, climate changed occurrd before industrial revoloution
Unless the USSR is recreated it is still just the Russian Anthem they just changed the words eliminated most of the communist and socialist references and references to the revolution. But it plays to the same music.. just the same as if a Communist Regime was ever to come to America it would likely be a Anthem still to the tune of the Francis Scott Key composition...
I see. The information regarding the two stretches Russia needs to keep pursuing was new to me. I think the Northern Caucasus in name sake, more specifically, Circassia and the Rus, have combined before my time. What is created is a straight line that begins at Moscow and ends in Sochi. I see this as the stick. Can it be held and weilded?
As a Russian living in the US, I just want to point out that the US isnt out of the game if or when this happens. I'm starting to think buying land in Alaska is a good long term investment!
Next video: why antarctican congressional republic will happen and why it will be the world's first superpower... And likely the only country in the world even.
One significant hole in this theory: the climate types that far north can be entirely novel. This mostly has to do with the solar radiation of these latitudes. At these high latitudes, the absolute temperature range will increase to be similar to the current temperate zones, but then it becomes a matter of timing. Since the latitude is higher than current temperate zones, the sun is weaker, meaning the energy received at such high latitudes will have different timing characteristics to those farther south. It's the reason why despite Britain and southeast Australia having the same climate type under the Köppen-Geiger classification scheme, the climate of Victoria is far hotter in absolute highest temperatures: it lies at a lower latitude. There can be some completely unaccounted for climate types if this metric is used as the defining characteristic of a climate.
The strong and warm gulf stream current is why Britain has the mild climate it has at its high latitude. That same latitude in the interior of Canada and Russia is brutally cold most of the year.
@@Gamedraco its also entirely possible that the amoc is weakened severely by the melting ice in greenland, causing europe to be plunged into canada like temperatures.
13:01 How ironic is it that you used footage where you can see an Evergreen ship. One of them was stuck in the Suez canal in 2021 and caused a major setback in global supply chains by jamming the traffic.
@@kaito641 I never said it was intentional. No need to get personal on the internet, dude. Yes, there are dozens of Evergreen ships. However I just wanted to add that little info, since it ties in with the video mentioning the declining importance of the Suez in the future.
Supposing that will happen (which it won't any time soon btw), they'd simply help fund the Sahara Sea project, which would obviously require lots of water, serving as a buffer for rising sea levels. Dunno why people keep thinking humans are entirely helpless and wouldn't try to do anything at all in reaction to such scenarios, while at the same time claiming humans will be responsible for apocalyptic disasters.
@@anp1609 You're right, many will perish... but not for the reasons you have in mind. It won't be climate change (which is natural, not humand-induced, has occurred since the dawn of time) because today, we have AC, greenhouses etc. It'll be war. And it's probably going to start soon in Taiwan.
If only permafrost and a short growing season were the only limitations to farming in Alaska. Global tilting might be more of an issue, since the prospects of the winter snowpack disappearing north of the 65th parallel are dismal, which means freezes in May and even June will continue.
Alaska will become the main source of work and food in the USA. The rest of the country will be in turmoil as refugees from New York, Boston, Miami, etc all go inland. But that means that basically all of Alaska will exist as suppor for a chaotic mainland. Which might end on Alaska declaring independence because they would see the rest of USA as a food and resources leech.
All? No. Most? Yeah. Most of us will totally die. Russia will benefit in terms of climate, but also they'll have the biggest migration crisis ever to exist on this planet, with literally all the rest of the planet moving north to cooler climates.
Rice is cultivated in swamps. Fish grows in lakes too. Now Russia will be the major producer of Wheat, Barley, Oats, FISH and RICE. Russia : It's Sushi time!
The whole sea rise thing, is actually the smallest problem.. In Denmark we have entire and rather big islands under water, you just build a hill around it, to block it off. Im standing nearly 2 meter below water right now, along with the 50.000 people who live here.
Decades from now, we'll see if this thesis is correct or not. In the meantime however, Russia is engaged in a simmering war with Ukraine in the Donbas region, located in eastern Ukraine. This war has been the most violent seen in Europe in the 21st century and has been going on for well over 7 years now, with historical causes that go back even further. I created a 26 minute long documentary explaining the entire course of the conflict and it's available to watch right now exclusively on Nebula at this link: bit.ly/3fs3n0D If that sounds like something you'd be interested in watching, go ahead and check it out and sign up for the CuriosityStream/Nebula bundle deal which is running a massive 41% discount through the end of May, which is only $11.79 for an entire year of both CS and Nebula with access to 3 exclusive RLL documentaries so far. Here's the link for that deal, and thanks: curiositystream.com/?coupon=reallifelore
All the comments below me are gay lol
@@aaronhughes9814 No u
@@RealLifeLore Gottem
@@rhythmauthority5314 gottem
@@weeeper1 gottem
"Moscow will be warmer"
Napoleon and Hitler: "Finally, ..."
it's been 3,000 yrs
Finally I found this comment.
Man I made the same comment :(
@@shinkreytpuylap I am not surprised because I think many guys will think about that history immediately
Lol
So Greenland was not a name, it was a prophecy.
Yes
"you're a wizard harry"
The vikings mockingly named it Greenland for its lack of vegetation
@@vlencia no they named it Greenland for click bait so more people go to the Colony
@@vlencia they named Iceland so Vikings won’t attack them and named frozen land Greenland hoping Vikings will invade them instead
USA:Stop Climate change! It will cause the end of humanity!
Russia:Chillll😎It is very good for development. Best thing ever!!!
It will destroy the planet. At least humanity will be wiped out in the next ice age. Humans are the worst thing to happen to this planet.
@@ant1_lgbt lol ok
Vietnam:Who do you think we should go with?
Phil:Idk bro
Cambodia:I'm staying neutral
Malaysia:I'd rather have good rainy days than going to war
Indo:Oh cool
Thailand:Who is better-
Myanmar:The non metric
Brunei:Tf?
Singapore:am I the only one who Allies one country-
Laos:yes.
Singapore:ouch
@@ant1_lgbt there won't be a Russian Federation after the war and Siberia will be independent.
@@dmy_tro lol
I live in Russian Karelia. Say what you want, but climate change does affect us. When I was a kid 25 years ago, I had to wear three layers of clothes during winter. It was so bad that on a winter day you'd see about 50 people on the streets in a city with 250k population. Nowadays I wear same light clothes during autumn, spring and winter. It's still freezing, especially in February, but it's not even remotely close to how it used to be.
As a resident of Kazakhstan, I can confirm this.
Я как житель Красноярска,Сибирь.подтверждаю.
Isn't warmer weather a good thing for where you live? It makes your city more livable.
@@brandonholmes8485 yes, that's the point
In the Soviet Russia changing climate benefits you!
And in Soviet Russia TV watches *YOU!*
So in ‘Muricaland, you benefit changing climate?
Les go WW3
USA + NATO V Russia + Memes
Russia isnt soviet over 30 years already lol
Us*
USA after watching this video: "Alright that's enough, we will fix climate change"
Or just annex Canada ;)
Or just annex Russia ;)
Or just annex Greenland ;)
Or just annex Norway ;)
Or just annex Finland ;)
Depending on the extent of damage to the worlds overall climate from potential tipping points, I can see crops being harvested in Siberia, and the giant sink holes used to store water for the irrigation of crops.
I would like to see a follow up about this in regards to Northern Canada, Alaska, Scandinavia, Southern South America, and Antarctica.
None of these places are huge as Russia, which is already a millitary superpower, and has a strong economy. 80% of Russia's land is frozen and global warming would make them probably most powerful country in recent history. Canada has a lot of islands which will be hard to take resource from, scandanavia is full of mountains, Alaska won't make USA powerful again because their mainland will be on fire, southern south America will be on fire too because it isn't too cold there and it will take a lot of time to take resources from antartica
@@randomdude3090 you forgot about greenland, which denmark owns
Since denmark is a european power it'll most definetly have the resources and cash to start much agricultural- and gas extraction work, along with possibly becoming a superpower much like russia, but just on a smaller scale
@@timelessheister5439 I see your point. But there are some problems, since Greenland always wanted independence. I don't think they will be a superpower like Russia, China or USA, but definetly power, like France is today.
@@randomdude3090”Russia is a military superpower” famous last words.
@@gregoryturk1275 It still is?
I remember seeing a video of people getting interviewed about climate change; in Moscow one man was excited saying he cant wait for palm trees lol
yes and i cant wait for the cactos and dry bushes and 40+c climate
well actually russia have that in the caspian sea lol
Classic Russian Reaction.
He Won't Be Getting Snow Anymore And *General Winter Will Not Protect Moscow Now*
4:15
Wooah wonder why ur not in every country black list. Every day missile like everyone has secret weapons in their backyard.
@@empireofitalypsstimfromano5025 Time to make someone fail art school!
"Moscow will be warm"
Napoleon Bonaparte: "ahhaha, thats hot"
This guy wanted to blow Moscow apart with TNT. Good that tnt was disarmed and stone structures survived the fire
@@Admin-gm3lc Nobody even knows who exactly burnt Moscow
Hot takes!
@@MendAmar no, it is unknown, different sources report different versions
@@MendAmar It might be true, but it wasn't proven historically
This has aged very well.
really
Exactly, with all the sanctions and war expenses Russia will go back to the stone age
if u didn't notice Russia is already superpower. . . .
In the U.S. you accelerate climate change,
In Russia climate change accelerates you.
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RealLifeLore: Russia’s snow will melt and its climate will get warmer
Germany: Write that down! Write that down!
Looks like several hundred people have just booked a flight from Argentina to Germany. One having a square mustache.
Now I can go there
Yep
With some Panzerkempfwagens too
Lol
Napoleon Noises Intensifies
we are going to be fighting for resources in the near future. and the things you have now and then will change, I don't know if anyone is ready for what is next.
Thank goodness I'm coming to the end of my life 🕺
Started already
You are completely right. That's why Russia is also has one of the largest amount of nuclear weapon. You are welcome in trying to invade Russia. Just like Napoleon, just like Hitler. Try.
As a Siberian, I answer. Anyone who encroaches on our resources will be destroyed, if necessary - Poplar-M, Yars, Sarmat or Dagger, to choose from
Russia: *becomes a superpower*
Alaska: you had me in the first half not gonna lie
Quite literally
It won't.
@@markdragon5729 i’m thinking america’s alaska will be the most populous in the future as its big, becomes warm, and also has american politics added into it so its gonna be good. Russia won’t survive the future i bet
@@JackAnimatesandiscoolhehheh As well as some northern US states, they will also become warm.
Greenland will actually be greenland
RUSSIA love global warming
Do push your children to learn Russian language!
@@art_means_artificial what? why are you saying that?
@@Nick-oj8oh if they are the super power, russian will eventually be the main world language. Not English. And that's hard to say coming from an Englishman😪 hahaha
@@jrfw96 haha same 🥲
"Every day items and missiles." Ok, but there's a big difference lol
Its russia theres no difference
Not in Russia
@@kristofstepancic2811 no
U dint have a local nuclear middle by u wowwww
Meanwhile *China* :- Siberia is a part of China because our ancestors went there for bear hunting 🙂
Just signed up for Curiosity Stream with your link. Thank you!
The have very cold winters in Siberia, but they can also have extremely hot summers there as well. +30 - +40 celsius in summer in Siberia is very common and causes troubles. Also, a lot of "frozen" Siberia literally becomes swamps in summer.
Well swamps arent that hard to destroy
@@at_vinta6730 I feel like that's gonna cause another climat change 😅 like, destroying Amazon rain forests
I guess the fact that the days are much longer in summer time in the far north. The long days of sunlight did result in higher temperature, and swamp and mosquitos both are awful.
@@dynadwynn amazon rain forests destruction didnt cause climate warming lmao, its actually very useless even compared to other forests, the vegetation is inefficient for oxygen.
Это называется резко-континентальный климат.I live Krasnoyarsk,Siberia.winter -45 -40 Celsius,summer +30 и бывает доходит и до +40.🙈
Climate change exits *
USA : it's water everywhere
Africa : it's hot everywhere
Russia : I feel good.
Russia: too hot, my liver is rotting fro chirossis
I don't. I live in St.Petersburg
Residents of St. Petersburg who will have to build a dam more than 10 meters high to survive: ☹️
India: it's rain everywhere.
@@Rnrovets_live Saint petersburg is in the best position to build a dam they already have one built already it just needs to be expanded.
RealLifeLore: uses celsius
also RealLifeLore: uses square *miles*
...
for real... at least put on screen the conversion
Because it's better.
@*O MITO* Nope
@꧁Zorawar The Axolotl꧂ a square unit just means that it’s a square area, and every side has the length of the regular unit.
@@sagesolomon8070 yes
Я служил в армии на Байкале и температуру была от -45 до +45
Залайкайте, чтобы Американы подумали, что я, что-то умное сказал.
That title: exists
America: we have decided to make climate change our number 1 focus
Or just plan to invade Canada.
why do that and lose oil money when they could just annex canada
I mean. I’d rather just colonize Siberia.
@@jacksauce russia’s already doin that
Someone show Biden this video, maybe we will have a chance
If I had a dollar for every time he said “dramatically” I might be able to stop climate change
Spooky
No dont, we can stop the united shits with the help of climate change
@@matteoroyaleblox4469 perfect name
Not as that dollar will be worth alot less if you have to land money to save your drowning cities.
USSR anthem buzzing everywhere
When Canada also realizes that they also have a lot of minerals there too
Sweden and finalnd: I want some arctic coast
Norway: No
Time to restart the swedish empire.
@@JesperRoos No no no
G I B S E A
@@JesperRoos no
Who knows maybe another German Reich would get it
Russian speaking here.
Much of Siberia and (please don't forget about it) the Far East are sitting on a thick layer of permafrost. When it melts much of the territory east of the Urals will be a swamp plagued with mosquitoes. It's already giving us a tremendous headache in the northern cities like Yakutsk, where building are sinking, cemeteries melting, and roads cracking.
cyclization and draining swamps could do the trick. It is true that during summer coldest places on earth actually become green hell on earth (swamps and mosquitoes)
permafrost to permaswamp?
how are mosquitos and swamps green hell
@@drteska97 that might work but Russia doesn’t have a the money, and even if they did they are are suffering from top level corruption
@@harleyokeefe5193 For now. There is a pattern in history where > Russia is strongest force then collapse> then start gaining power> then become strongest force> then collapse and so on. (Currently we are between collapsed and middle-gaining power)
I would love to see one of these thesis for Canada.
As a Russian i just pray that it will become a little bit warmer in our country. It's too cold to spend winters outdoors. Even in Moscow i cant smoke on the street without my hands to be frozen immediately.
Somehow we are still living here.
U don't need to smoke Russian bro
@@c.edgerton я думаю, что в Норильске, что Питере, ты не слишком часто бываешь на улице зимой)
The American government:
*Now this is an Avengers level threat*
So, They'll actually try to be Green?
No this is 4:15 real life lore is a terrorist and has ever day missile in his arsenal
@@cakeisyummy5755 Why you think they're pushing the EV narrative in every conversation when it wasn't a "big deal" 20 years ago
operation BARBAROSSA II: COMMENCE
@@cakeisyummy5755 I’m an American and I’d rather just take Siberia even though I do acknowledge climate change as a threat.
short answer: instead of putin travelling to the mountains to ride the bears, the bears will come to moscow themselves.
Why is Donald Trump pretty and I am not? But why does he only have a wife but I have TWO HANDSOME GIRLFRIENDS who I show off in my masterpiece YT videos? Do you know the answer, dear tri
Thats the Soviet Russia. Oh sorry, thats *Mr.Mother Russia*
@@AxxLAfriku *Get Lost Squidward*
@@justaguywithagoogleaccount5728 yes
@@AxxLAfriku stfu
Like always and everywhere, there are winners and loosers. I lived for nearly 10 years in Sibiria and max temperature I experienced was -57°, that was crazy.
crazy
crazy
crazy
I'm sitting in my room with 20 C and slightly cold, outside is around -3 C. I guess this would be summertime for you
Crazy
as a swedish person. i wont mind some warmer climate
The warming planet will give Russia the ability to warm the planet even more
The warming planet gives the planet the ability to warm the planet even more
Yup. King for a day. There's more to climate change than average temperatures. It screws with all the weather systems too, who knows what the hell happens to Russia short term, but long term, well consider the sea level rise, which will be ongoing, so where you building your ports for distribution of all this? How much of the Arctic coast gets inundated? What about the Siberian methane being released from the permafrost, that is a rapid global warming accelerator. Does the Taiga continue to function as it has under such extreme circumstances? And all the developed economies in ruin, so who exactly buys these materials from Russia? Climate change has no winner, this is a daft documentary.
O_O
@@spodge1233 I agree. This is a very optimistic way of looking at climate change, to the point of absurdity. The planet will likely be very toxic by the time these things happen. The resources could become scarce too.
*why does that sound very wrong*
RealLifeLore: This will render the Suez Canal useless.
Evergreen: I must find a way to block the Bering Strait...
evergiven blocked suez canal. not evergreen
@@raggedclawstarcraft6562 seeing as Evergreen is the *company* whose ship (Evergiven) blocked the Suez Canal.... I think the original statement works perfectly fine? :)
(like, they'll have to build a bigger ship or something :D)
@@EcceJack hmm... you may be correct on this one :D
@@raggedclawstarcraft6562 They kind of did, evergreen chartered the construction of Ever Given, but they didn’t build it.
Тута омоневцев со всей страны вызовут чтоб разогнать этот митинг
Dare I say, I live in the Rogue Valley of Oregon, USA. Nearby Klamath Falls grows so many potatoes, alfalfa, wheat, and other crops. But our growing season is rather short with a long, icy season. Even in the Rogue Valley itself, our agriculture and general socio-economy could use a longer warm season. So could most of the USA. Global warming is an all around win, a mutual benefit win-win situation. But we have to subdue these strange adverse weather events, which are not related to the overall climate. This is discussed intelligently elsewhere.
Corruption: "Not in my guard"
Climate Change: "I have done nothing wrong, ever, in my life."
Russia: "I know this, and I love you."
Climate change made the tick population increase by 937% you Boomer
@@insectbite1714 what
Since they’re the biggest gas/oil producer, they likely are the ones warming up the climate in the first place
@@markjohnson9977 You say the arms sellers are all mass murderous thugs?
@@insectbite1714 nature said “f u” in that sentence.
And then *Mother Russia* would appreciate the sun.
Napoleon be like: ^._.^
Praise the sun
МАТУШКА РОССИЯ СНОВА БУДЕТ ВЕЛИКОЙ!!!
Praise The Sun 🧤
@@tbeshentsev Lmao,as a Russian I wish that to
"Why climate change will turn Russia into a superpower"
Antarctica and Greenland/North Pole Ices: Am I a joke to you?
They are smol
RealLifeLore, curious if you can provide the resource for the comment on how Russian arable land will grow with decreasing Arctic Ice
"I remember when Siberia and most of the Arctic were frozen wastelands!"
yeah sure grandma let’s get you to bed
Okay but that’s actually sad
Says it sitting in bermuda shorts at the shores of lake Yessey sipping his vodka mojito.
"Back in my day we had ice in the north"
@@yeetionary 😂
Imagine 100 years from now: Alaska is the most populous state in the USA and Anchorage is the most populous city in the USA. And Florida, Texas, and California are almost completely barren. that sounds so odd
wow
@Ararune They can host a server in siberia and keep it cool using the natural cold, and the Americans (With many in Alaska), Canadians, Scandinavians, Russians, and Siberians can all play together.
Florida will still be fine due to its close proximity to large bodies of water.
SoCal and Northern Texas will be like current arizona
I dont want to imagine what New Mexico or Utah will look like..
Desert countries in the middle east are thriving now. A warmer USA shouldn't really matter. North America's biggest factor is that it doesn't have many countries occupying it which gives it strength
@@AbcdEfgh-sq2tf Florida's close proximity to large bodies of water does not mean it will be fine!!
Most of Florida will be underwater, even if sea levels rise by just a few meters.
This hasn`t aged well.
I was thinking the same thing. Russia have pissed away any chance of being an economic power house for the next several decades.
bUt UkrAiYnE
Oh boy what a difference a couple months makes.
As a canadian, I am definitely going consider buying some land up north a bit later in life after watching this
Don't do it, climate change threat will be successfully eliminated or maybe once in thousand years may be next ice age will come. This is best advice anyone can give you
4:15
Wooah wonder why ur not in every country black list. Every day missile like everyone has secret weapons in their backyard.
Do it. Canada has just as much to gain from this as well.
Same
Alaskan here. Don’t wait. Buy the land while it’s still relatively worthless. You’ll be able to live there in our lifetimes.
"Russia's fantastic geographic position" words said by no one ever
words said by Sir Halford Mackinder in his Heartland theory
Yo me voy a la patagonia
Learn some economics
@@derricklasaga7375 teach me, Derrick
@@brunovilela3619 lol, if you can't see it for yourself then there's no helping you. Think importing and exporting. US has only ships and aircraft as options for exporting. Russia has everything as options. As well, the vast majority of their allies either share a border or could easily travel by land to get there. How many British or French military bases are either in the US or so close it's pretty much the same thing? Plus this videos points.
oh has this aged badly....
How?
war in ukraone doesnt stop climate change
Thanks, good video, love it
"...everyday appliances and missiles."
yes, i too use missiles for daily conveniences.
What is your favorite place to send missiles? Mine is Hiroshima to keep it bad :)
Hey there's no problem a well placed missile can't fix..
Ask the Americans and Russians about it
@Josue Montoya Mine is Syria ;)
@@mariotheundying my favorite is russia
ain't nobody gonna try touching israel/palestine eh? good call :3
climate change: **exists**
Canada, Russia, Greenland, the Nordic countries: "I've been looking forward to this."
It certainly explains Canada's apathetic response to the Climate Emergency.
@@DanielKivariTeacher it's not emergency for them it's nice summer
"The Nordic countries" bruh Sweden has literally nothing to gain from it, and let's be honest neither does Finland, only Norway, Iceland and Denmark (Greenland) gain substantially from it.
@@j.k.1198 yeah, they are pretty much ice-free round the year and climate change will have negligible to none benefits.
Alaska (US) also will gain
I've been saying this for a few years already. As a Canadian, I understand that some 70+% of the people live BELOW the 49th parallel. There's gonna be a LOT more climate friendly land when the Earth heats up. Sure, all those lush green forests will die from pine beetles and dry forest fires, but it would have a much warmer future. They also have a ton of resources up north too.
The best region for climate stability in the world is the Great Lakes system between US and CA. It's the largest fresh water system in the world and the largest region of arable land in the world. The US and CA also have sufficient energy to remain independent should it come to that. It's the Europeans and Asians who will have it the worst. Let's hope Russia finds a way to be an economic partner once again.
Also, I have to assume China's grand strategy is to gain control of Russia (directly or indirectly) to exploit the changing geography, as China has no food or energy security. I wouldn't be surprised if China ultimately invades eastern Russian in the future.
@@robbiep742 its defo not, fresh water and power is useless when you have to import all the crops and cows when crops are inefficient enough for 100's of millions and cows take more and more water and more feed, also higher chance for diseases in lake systems with warming.
its a bunch of islands which makes it very inefficient, also canada doesnt have the best land upnorth and doesnt have much alrdy populated land there
I couldn't disagree more. Climate change will cause so much havoc on the environment, so much disarray on global economy that the concept of "superpower" will cease to exist. Even if massive swaths of land in Canada and Russia become more usable with warming trends, the rest of the planet will be in such a mess, there will be no economy left to sustain anything that resembles a superpower. Indeed, those areas of Siberia will prosper, but the disastrous consequences of global warming will overshadow any economic gain.
Yeah, if climate change occurs on the scale where all of these areas melt and thaw out, then that means most of the coastal world would already basically be underwater. The sheer global crisis this would cause would basically tank the global economy.
let the whole world burn , the main thing is that everything is fine with us
RealLifeLore: Why climate changes will make Russia superpower again
Poland: Ah sh*t here we go again
underrated
next video: Why climate changed will make russia more susceptible to invasions
hitler and napoleon:finally
👁👄👁
@@johnipjaymartus703 still wouldn't be much of a competition, especially w/ britain out the EU and Russia w/ a navy.
@@calvinhoward3808 wait sorry i dont understand who are you saying will win?
Dimitry: you heard that ivan? WE MUST BURN COAL AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE
I read it with Russian accent
@@Cullaralex
Now analyzing this seriously. There's a 40% to 60% chance china will just invade Siberia and colonize it.
And realistically we wont stop global warming thats exactly what's gonna happen
😆
@@constantinethecataphract5949 yup. Ibelieve that Siberia will be divided by china and Russia and the border will be one of the most dangerous in history
@@ljay3025 European Russia will be the only territory Russia controls while Siberia will be ceded to china.
145 million vs 1.2 billion there is no way they will win. even with nukes it would destroy them both so they would fight conventionaly
Oh yea russia is absurdly rich in resources. But so is Latin America and Africa. Just having it there wont change how poor the management is
Thanks. This brings a safe feeling of plan B for my life
Real life lore: climate change will make Russia great again.
Russia: “taking notes”
such a stupid comment
@@6z0 ayo wot?
@@6z0 how is it stupid??
Nuclear Power Plant : *I’m Ready to serve the motherland*
Hey, it’s not stupid it’s a joke. Cmon, how bout you try make a joke on the fly? It’s very hard
Climate change: exists
The world: Panik
Russia: Stonks
Canada : *It's free real estate*
Ahh yes cold war 2 canada vs russIA
Sweden: börk
Greenland: Am I a joke to you
Do you mean: Stinks?
Ohhh I can't wait these time🎉🎉
What I was mostly surprised was that information about how informations which some people in high position do not like are stoped and there have to be some another platforms created to see some another point of view to see what is happening around us. And about this video. I know many countries doesn´t like this how Russia can be strong again. Many changes is front of us in short time than we think.
Russia: Can't get stronger
Climate Change: *"Fine I'll do it myself!"*
@PANDEMIC BY CCP AND XITLER But still, every time she ends the war in the enemy's capital.
@@tingleblade4274 that is korrect 👌🏼 Everytime. All hail Mother Russia 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼
we win wars by climate, we become strong by climate. Climate does not kill us.
@@stevecosmolove1045 Ww1.
@@Jg-jg6jb to be fair, they were undergoing revolution so they were heavily weakened
*even mother nature salutes the motherland*
I wish I could visit Russia. Love from india
@@SUREETBHATTACHARYA me too
@@SUREETBHATTACHARYA приезжайте) у нас потепление
@@SUREETBHATTACHARYA same
Father nature and Fatherland. No such thing as mother in Russia
great video. I've been researching this all day, and he covered a lot of the information I needed. anybody else annoyed at the way he pronounces arctic?
When ever I eat something I just put a rll vid and just enjoy
"To everyday appliances and missiles"
Ah yes, my favorite household item, the cruise missile
@Sandorable TTV who hurt you
Now that is funny, thank you for the chuckle 🤭
Lidl ICBM's are the best! 😄
@Sandorable TTV I'm sorry to hear that his comment hurt your feelings so much. Please try googling a hurt feelings report and turn it into the nearest adult. Please get away from that 3-year-old as you know that there is still a court order preventing you from being around any minors.
@Sandorable TTV ya like jazz?
Climate change:*exists*
The whole world: nooooo
Russia: yes
Canada alska and scandinavia....
I know it's more of a joke, but I wonder if they'll really like it that much....
There will probably be more war for the best regions and Siberia will be largely a swamp.
The paused border conflicts with China might start again.
Some people who live in remote regions of Siberia and then have to change their lives will not like it.
And all the surprises that will thaw out could be interesting, I mean already now researchers have found a new disease and there are toxic gases coming out of holes.
India: I am so hot that even I can't look at myself
@@Janoip I’m telling you, the people there want warmer climate
@@Janoip good thing Russia’s military doctrine has been focused for defense this whole time. If they want a Russia territory, they have to ask many countries for help in invading. Otherwise, Russia will be calling shots
This is one of the most capatalist thinkinmg videos i have seen in a long time
So, what moves the world more than money?
@@chrisso3082 people?
@@dimitartodorov1352
Who moves the world more?
US with 330m people or India with 1330m people?
Germany with 80m people or Bangladesh with twice as much?
@@grim_2000 India and China even tho you can't realize it
@@dimitartodorov1352
Of course! (c) Shrek
It pretty much already is a superpower.
Russia will also have the World's largest supply of Fresh Water.
doesn't brazil have that right now?
@@koltonfrost5217 Nope. Russia has massive glaciers that are melting into lakes. They also have the largest fresh water lake on earth in lake Baikal in Siberia.
Lake Baikal is already the largest body of freshwater on earth
@TreyMusah Dude pull up a map, look at how many lakes there are everywhere on the canadian shield
@TreyMusah pull up a map, look at the amount of fresh water lakes in canada vs usa. its not even close
Warmer climate caused by oil is leading to improved access to more oil, which will lead to even more warming.
What a beautiful cycle. This is exactly what we need, isn't it?
😬🤧
Yup
shet shet
We're fucked!
Read about geology History you will find out that every several hundreds to thousands years the climate reverse it is completely natural and non man made, climate changed occurrd before industrial revoloution
Where can I read more about this “human productivity zone” can’t seem to find anything on the web
Interpretation and presentation, that's how we roll.
As an Egyptian, I have a slight feeling we're absolutely screwed.
Same
After being an extremely important strategic location for thousands of years your time is nearly up
USA china and the middle east will have it worse
@@user-su6ts9wm1h no China will prosperous like russia because of Himalayan
There is video on this topic in this channel
Egypt will probably become wet.
Rest of the world: We need to stop climate change.
Russia: Well, this is awkward.
And this is lame
Decades from now? That is if civilization lasts that long, as it is...
Video commentator: The most valuable resources... oil and gas
Nuclear fusion: hold my beer imma bout to end this whole country career
usa 1991: we won the cold war
russia 2050: soviet anthem plays when america is just a giant desert
Unless the USSR is recreated it is still just the Russian Anthem they just changed the words eliminated most of the communist and socialist references and references to the revolution. But it plays to the same music.. just the same as if a Communist Regime was ever to come to America it would likely be a Anthem still to the tune of the Francis Scott Key composition...
the cold war is still on ... based on CNN and other western MSM channels ... LOL
Nah the great state of Canada will be quite wealthy
@@ABCXYZ-tc5fc Yo, we know you're a bot.
@@cooltwittertag lol you must watch cnn
Me: did you win ?
Russia: yes
Me: at what cost ?
Russia: at the cost of my faithful ally
lol
Oh, my dear winter
RIP Mother Winter... *WE HATED YOU*
... said by a pissed off Canadian 😤 who remembers *POLAR VORTEX* 🥶
So the snow melts. France is ready. Lol. Viva Napoleon! 😆
Putin shares with you vodka.
I see. The information regarding the two stretches Russia needs to keep pursuing was new to me. I think the Northern Caucasus in name sake, more specifically, Circassia and the Rus, have combined before my time. What is created is a straight line that begins at Moscow and ends in Sochi. I see this as the stick. Can it be held and weilded?
”Rus”? Why are you talking about Swedish people all of a sudden?
@@neger7717 why are you lying?
You joke. With that much information?
@@Messerbee make your resrarch american. ”Rus” is what Swedish vikings were refered to as.. Swedes are the reason why Russia’s a thing.
Speaking of Swedish people, are you aware that your name is the literal n-word in Swedish?
Еееее бооооооой !!!!!
Подписался , спасибо за такой контент !
As a Russian living in the US, I just want to point out that the US isnt out of the game if or when this happens. I'm starting to think buying land in Alaska is a good long term investment!
Good point ✅😂
I feel like the US’s power is waning.
@@Taskicore you're not wrong given the people in charge right now.
Nobody cares,
@@rahimeozsoy4244 nobody cares about you either m8
Oil companies be like
"Yes, with climate change coming from burning oil, we can get even MORE OIL. MWAHAHAHAHAHA!"
Next video: why antarctican congressional republic will happen and why it will be the world's first superpower... And likely the only country in the world even.
Big brain comment
@@raggedclawstarcraft6562 You mean Free Pinguinia Empire? Yes. Nootus Nootus.
Сетчину не говори это главное
And not only climate change ...honesty too
"to everyday appliances and missiles" my brother: HE KNOWS I USE MISSILES EVERY DAY
TBH, if the climate changes like this. the Russian rising is the least of humanity's concern.
It’s a blessing
Everyone could just move to Siberia or Canada plenty of land
So you basically saying that Russia is evil and its WHOLE humanity`s concern that Russia might get stronger
@@Theseacompany that is explicitly not what he said at all lmao
One significant hole in this theory: the climate types that far north can be entirely novel. This mostly has to do with the solar radiation of these latitudes. At these high latitudes, the absolute temperature range will increase to be similar to the current temperate zones, but then it becomes a matter of timing. Since the latitude is higher than current temperate zones, the sun is weaker, meaning the energy received at such high latitudes will have different timing characteristics to those farther south. It's the reason why despite Britain and southeast Australia having the same climate type under the Köppen-Geiger classification scheme, the climate of Victoria is far hotter in absolute highest temperatures: it lies at a lower latitude.
There can be some completely unaccounted for climate types if this metric is used as the defining characteristic of a climate.
The strong and warm gulf stream current is why Britain has the mild climate it has at its high latitude. That same latitude in the interior of Canada and Russia is brutally cold most of the year.
@@Gamedraco its also entirely possible that the amoc is weakened severely by the melting ice in greenland, causing europe to be plunged into canada like temperatures.
The ice is already melting in some areas in Siberia and there is people/companies that already betting on the lands that will be uncover.
“When does the sun come up?”
“March.”
13:01 How ironic is it that you used footage where you can see an Evergreen ship. One of them was stuck in the Suez canal in 2021 and caused a major setback in global supply chains by jamming the traffic.
Are you dumb dude? Evergreen is one of biggest naval shipping corporations out there. It is not like he added it because he wanted to refer to it.
@@kaito641 I never said it was intentional. No need to get personal on the internet, dude. Yes, there are dozens of Evergreen ships. However I just wanted to add that little info, since it ties in with the video mentioning the declining importance of the Suez in the future.
1:35 does a similar productivity zone exist in the southern hemisphere?
11:10 But you have to understand that the when the Arctic will be Ice free, Beijing and Rotterdam will be flooded with water.
yeah those ports he focused on are doomed
Supposing that will happen (which it won't any time soon btw), they'd simply help fund the Sahara Sea project, which would obviously require lots of water, serving as a buffer for rising sea levels. Dunno why people keep thinking humans are entirely helpless and wouldn't try to do anything at all in reaction to such scenarios, while at the same time claiming humans will be responsible for apocalyptic disasters.
Ehh the arctic sea ice isn’t the problem. It’s greenlands land ice and other arctic land ice that’s gonna screw them
@@ChaosSolak humans will find a way to survive, that is obvious, but its not gonna be easy in the next few decades, many will perish
@@anp1609 You're right, many will perish... but not for the reasons you have in mind. It won't be climate change (which is natural, not humand-induced, has occurred since the dawn of time) because today, we have AC, greenhouses etc. It'll be war. And it's probably going to start soon in Taiwan.
Me mum wants to move down to the lower 48s to go farm. She doesn’t understand that we living in Alaska is strategic.
If only permafrost and a short growing season were the only limitations to farming in Alaska. Global tilting might be more of an issue, since the prospects of the winter snowpack disappearing north of the 65th parallel are dismal, which means freezes in May and even June will continue.
48s?
@@anderstermansen130 “Lower 48s” meaning the 48 states below Alaska or also means mainland America.
Alaska will become the main source of work and food in the USA. The rest of the country will be in turmoil as refugees from New York, Boston, Miami, etc all go inland. But that means that basically all of Alaska will exist as suppor for a chaotic mainland. Which might end on Alaska declaring independence because they would see the rest of USA as a food and resources leech.
Real life lore, where do you get your book, journal bibliography, bibliografical list?
This showing up in my feed now is hilarious
everybody "climate change is gonna kill us all!"
RealLifeLore "it's a buff"
hey wtf thats my profile pic
@@YuMiPo0N I'm you
@@itsmegiorgio how old are you my lovely friend?
@@itsmegiorgio *insert 2 Spider-Man’s meme*
All? No. Most? Yeah. Most of us will totally die. Russia will benefit in terms of climate, but also they'll have the biggest migration crisis ever to exist on this planet, with literally all the rest of the planet moving north to cooler climates.
Expect: Siberia will become biggest agricultural platform
Reality: endless swamp and lakes
Rice is cultivated in swamps.
Fish grows in lakes too.
Now Russia will be the major producer of Wheat, Barley, Oats, FISH and RICE.
Russia : It's Sushi time!
@@jayesh5131 hmmm, makes sence
No you are right, it will be one giant unsuable swamp
@@jayesh5131 Nope you are mistsken, it will become useless
@@kylelosell3377 Africa will become unlivable... welcome immigrants
The whole sea rise thing, is actually the smallest problem.. In Denmark we have entire and rather big islands under water, you just build a hill around it, to block it off.
Im standing nearly 2 meter below water right now, along with the 50.000 people who live here.
"Just build" isn't that easy, to put it simple.