Climate change dosnt pay rent, who cares when everyone's rent is unbearable. You want more people to care abut climate PAY MY RENT. No? Yall gonna pay my bills? Yall gonna pay public transportation ticket? What is cliamate gonna do if my rent gose up? How dose climate solve homlessness? NOBODY WANTS TO HEAR THAT when rent is going up. NO ONE. Our bills and rent our priorty not some stupid climate.
Do you really think oil companies just pollute because they wanted to? All of these top 100 companies that produce 70% of emissions do so BECAUSE WE DEMANDED THEM TO. Don't blame them lol blame the human populace
@@jakelaurent6 more than we need lol. If anything they're not making enough energy. We need more energy to help developing economies and drag people out of poverty.
And this is a company that has 400 million from Disney now for many years.. (if you didnt notice the obvious political bias since Disney controls abc news, vice, etc)
Please remix it and reupload because the dialogue is way too quiet to hear over the music. If you need someone to QA the work before it's uploaded, I'm available.
Yes and even the highest peak on earth is littered with trash. The deepest part of the ocean. The atmosphere is being trashed. Even up in orbit is littered with space trash. Sad it is, sad we are.
I'm a boomer, and my peers have literally said, "As long as it doesn't happen while they're alive." I was crushed, because they seemed like decent people...
The "Root cause" of this planetary chaos and devastation is "White-people" with their single minded psychopathic greed and its resultant imperial-capitalism. The problem is that because white people self-abrogated the leadership of the planet for themselves with their claim of "the white man's burden of civilizing everyone else" and since, there has never been anyone else to put excesses of white behavior in check and O'boi have the whites been rampantly excessive and have never had to be accountable for anything. And ironically to the whites, they think everything they have done on the planet has been progress for everyone but look what they have done to the planet now, it's all phucked-up now! Question is who will take accountability for it, who will clean it up and who will pay the price for it? I wonder what white people see when they look in the mirror. Man is not bad, . . it was when white people showed up, they dragged man down from grace.
not much, i can hear the voices just fine and the music is really relaxing if you get into it, i find it sad that people find this video bad only because of the audio, pls just watch more than 1min ...
What is the meaning of life for all the plants and creatures we share the earth with? To endure, to persevere. Keep the chain of life going. Keep life living. We are created by nature. We still have so much we can learn from nature. We must preserve what we can. Its a very important miracle that we too often take for granted. Work with nature, not against. We are one.
Nah, the permafrost is melting and just below are all the viruses and methane stored up over centuries. Methane is 20x as potent as CO2 and thus will cause a cascading effect when released causing the viruses such as the black death to return. Likewise, the water levels will rise, conventional crops like rice will no longer be able to grow due to temperature changes and society as we know it will self destruct. Good riddance; I'm sick and tired of our self absorbed species. It's nice to see karma go full circle; I don't even care if it takes me with it so long as our species can stop wiping out every other species.
The Raven I know you are angry. I am angry as well. Humanity has done so much damage. And the dangers you speak of are very real. It might be the end of us. But don't give up just yet. Our planet needs all the friends it can get. Even if it looks hopeless... keep trying anyway, we must.
ZUBOY If I went and threw all my stuff in the bin. Would that help? No it wouldn't. I take very good care of my stuff. I make it last. I don't take it for granted. I've had the same cellphone for years and years at this point. 8 years or more with the same phone. My footprint on this earth is tiny. I only take what I need and nothing more. And I appreciate the small amount of things i have. We just need to get better at recycling old technology. We don't have to stay in the stone age. We can recycle better and rebuild the natural world. You don't have to pick one or the other. Greed is the real problem. Individuals who have waaay more then they could ever need. The 8 richest men on earth own as much wealth as the poorest half of the worlds population. Greed is hurting the world more than anything else.
All this destruction on nature is coming from the greediness of human kind.I won't take blame for it,personally.The people that have the big factories like the companies that produce plastic bottles or everything plastic,the companies that have the big fishing boats,they are to blame.The people that are making the big money should be respossible for the changes that are happening and the governments that are protecting them.
@@Mephitinae it is not our fault.We consume ofc but we have to eat and drink dont you agree??So the companies that produce what we eat and drink should find other ways of storage,like glass and stop plastic production.They know and they still produce because they have huge profits and they just dont care about what is happening on the enviroment,also the governments do nothing cuz they are corrupted and benefit from them!Everything is bussines in this world for them also the pandemic is bussines!
It no longer matters whose fault it is. It only matters what we do about it. To use that old ‘burning house’ analogy: you don’t argue about who started the fire until you’ve put it out. Nor do you argue about who should carry the most water: you just expect everyone to do all they can. The rich nations can do a lot more than poorer nations, and rich people can do a lot more than poorer people. If you’re reading this, in global terms you’re probably rich.
It's a classic old case of supply and demand. Factories produce what there is a demand for, and as long as that demand doesn't change, the production also won't. It's easy to say the people with money are responsible, but that is way too simple. As long as humanity keeps demanding the products that destroy our environment, the supply will be there. As long as there is a demand for certain products, there is money to be made. If the demand shrinks, there will be a point the production of that product is not economically viable anymore and that's when production will shift. These days there's a lot of alternatives, especially in the developed countries, which is an option you as a person can use to help shrink the demand for products that destroy our planet. We all have to do our part, that is the way out of this. In the end consumers have the power to speak with their wallet, we consumers are the ones who keep up the demand for certain damaging products, we can do something about this on an individual level.
If we can make sure people have enough money to buy food and housing, more will start to care about climate change. Economic anxiety is what prevents many people from caring enough about climate change.
The narrator is barely audible over the deafening soundtrack. How was this ever passed and whoever said "Yeah that's fine" needs to be firmly talked to.
beautifully done video, shame the musical overlays are so loud. Again, same message said over and over again. The only way to address these issues is if the collective changes their consumption habits - I don't see that happening. Shame really, but our species seems hell bent on destroying everything in the name of greed.
Are you here for the appearance of the video or are you here for the information within it? Never judge things by their appearance. Judge them from your heart.
I had no issues hearing this st all. Great summary of all of the work we have to do to maintain this planet. It seems commoditization of EVERYTHING is the real problem here
The destruction of nature is one of the main driving forces for climate change. This is why I HATE the words Global Warming. It doesn't encompass the shear enormity of what's happening right now. This is also why I gave up on environmentalism. I have a post-grad in environmental sciences. Everything right now is breaking my heart and I can't take that. It's easier to give up than be destroyed physically and emotionally by the pain and rage.
i'll rather die fighting then giving up. i'm already destroyed physically and mentally by pain and rage, suicide is on my mind every day but still i wont let the ignorance beat me.
Turkey Point power plant is leaking in South Florida near Miami, into the national park Biscayne Bay (Atlantic ocean bay). And it's still leaking as I type this, for 5 years now... totally under reported (even nytimes did 1 small article about it)
this video talks about some serious issues and all everyone can complain about is how the video isn't comfortable enough for them... perfect display of how people greed for their own comfort overcomes the reality of situations, even on a small scale
George Carlin hit the nail on the head (toward the end of his "entropy fan" bit) that next to nobody wants true preserving nature for its own sake. They just want clean surroundings, comfort... and imo the illusion of nature thriving, well enough at least, more than it actually thriving (case in point a lot of people hate predators, but they keep the grazers in check, so it's great for the whole ecosystem) People lust after convenience and feelings/ feeling good, way more than realizing they are essentially nothing in the grand scheme of things- except for maybe part of the problem. We can blame the industries for all they've done, bought out politicians, swindled the people etc... but it's still the overall popular view that this world can just be exploited to the end, &/or is full of everladting abundance (a constantly stocked Costco full of lobster, bottled water, exotic fish, etc., is no Real representation of the trends affecting this planet... and it's probably sad how most people would rather have those 'artificial abominations' than wild pristine wetlands/ coasts/ etc.) That mindset is just as toxic, if not worse, to the planet than the evil most destructive corporations
I can't imagine something more exasperating than speaking to boomers who believe that "climate change is a hoax." Then to follow up "and if it's not a hoax, i don't care because I'll be dead by the time it gets bad anyways." The struggle is real.
It would seem that there are people in ALL age segments who do not accept the reality before them...younger people have more energy to be "involved" So where are their mass protests until Republicans stop blocking 🚫 legislation that would get our nation's pledges in line with our promises to our 🌎 partners...? Why would anyone who values life, want to vote with republican values of greed and indifference??? Caring little for the damage the corporations wreak upon this fragile environment..just so long as they get their payoffs...
I'm a boomer and doing everything I can to lower my carbon footprint. It's not just baby boomers denying climate change it goes across all age limits. If you want to generalize I would say that most of the republican crowd is in denial.
There finally covering a serious issue and all people care about is the music. The lack of awareness people have today is the reason were in bad situations now.
I know all this, have known since right before my twenties. 11-12 years later political parties in Sweden are still not grasping the concept that the only green energy is no energy spent, that there is no green transportation and the complete lack of understanding that the status quo is inherently unsustainable is baffling.
The fact that everyone was worried about how the background music was loud just at a small portion of th e video, we're all stupid animals that do nothing but critique and feed our stupid desires
The person talking at the beginning of this video is really hard to hear over the music. In many places it seems the music is louder than the person's voice. Even in other parts of the video the audio does not seem very clear with background audio as loud or louder than the person speaking.
they're in the business of killing life anyway ... doubt they'd really care. Besides, once the earth is so polluted we need to permanently wear breathing masks they'll just specialize in making those as well.
The people want it to change but the corporations have other plans. It's a monopoly and that's the way they want it. We have to become self-sustaining if we want things to truly change..
There is one planet out there in space, void of life with deserts of rock covered in sheets of burning oil under a haze of noxious sulfur dioxide. Soon there will be two.
Do you need an audio engineer? I’ll be happy to help because you have quality control issues, big time. Who mixed this? Cannot hear what the narrator is saying and they haven’t had a proper desser applied - the S and T sounds are out of control. Annoying.
Very unprofessional. I didn't expect from Vice. Don't you have a good sound editor? At least could've spent some money in AI (if you want to save money by not employing human) that would've told you that the music is bloody too loud.
@VICE News - this video is unwatchable because the audio is so messed up, we can barely hear the narrator's voice over the ridiculous background music / noise.
Everyone says "we need to change", and "we need to choose another course of action" without actually addressing the root cause and elephant in the room: Capitalism. It can't continue.
@@zzyzx2297 we all did during the first year of covid and emissions dropped less than 10%, and that's doing WAY more than we were doing before. Individuals won't make a dent, we need to change the system.
@@christianjarvis167 that wasnt the individuals changing that was companies being forced to shutdown or slow production because of transportation/logistics issues and a major shift in the economy
@@zzyzx2297 a larger portion than ever stopped going out, stopped spending money, stopped driving to work, and that compounded WITH what you mentioned barely made a dent. It's the way we produce energy, build our cities, travel due to how our cities are built to accommodate the automotive industry. It's also planned obsolescence in manufacturing, and corporate lobbying to keep it all going. In short it's profit over necessity, that is causing the death of oceans and forests, destroying our biodiversity and displacing people and warming the planet.
@@christianjarvis167 Most of those things cant change wothout totally rebuilding entire cities. The process of reconstructing all the infrastructure alone would put more CO2 into the atmosphere than we are making right now. Besides the atmosphere is controlled by solar forces and not greenhouse gases. This was proved by how little the earth cooled during this pandemic. It did cool a small amount due to the pandemic, however it should've ccooled much more according to most climate models.
There's one solution that would solve all of these problems **POPULATION CONTROL** ...These seem to be dirty words no one wants to talk about. But, this should be a serious part of the climate crisis conversation. No matter how much we cut CO2 and methane, drive electric cars, use renewable energy, etc, etc... As our populations grow, we will always be playing catch up, and chasing the tipping point, if we don't get a grip on the Earth's population!
I would love to see the audio remixed and reuploaded, as the really important message is being lost a bit because of the music volume. Great video otherwise
That European worm may have caused some disruption, but we see the real 'magnitude' of that when we see that the crops didn't die to give way to a desert...
a large part of the problem is that pretty much anyone with the ability to make a difference has no interest beyond lining their pockets in the current fiscal year
Judging from the Initial comments people had an issue with the audio but personally I found this to be a solid piece of informational nuance. I certainly consider a more practical approach to sustainability and farming because this documentary shows impact’s from the dominating doom methodology that’s in place. I hope the wild fire victims who have had to deal with them are well enough to rebuild their lives. Sometimes while woven through the heart of doom one can lose all solution to these anthropocene tendencies so thanks to Vice for illuminating the world.
The earth is 4 billion years old. The universe is 14 billion years old. I’m sure that there have been at least two other civilizations on other planets before us that have also failed for similar reasons. Polluted themselves out of existence through greed and factionalism. And I’m sure they saw it coming to. But you can’t stop the resource scarcity induced evolutionary flaw of avarice. Thankfully, it’s unlikely we exterminate all of earth’s life with us.
Started strong but then turned out to be a 💩… Felt like it could’ve gone into more detail. The interviews were good, but just felt like I didn’t learn anything new
Agreed, while visually interesting to look at,the documentary failed to present a unique perspective, and brought up points that have been covered and talked about ad-nauseum. Lazy journalism. Hopefully a few people learnt something.
Wars are far more likely if there are major forces driving human suffering. Drought, famine, mega fires, heatwaves, floods, storms, and then the millions of refugees that follow. In the modern era, the environment and war are intrinsically linked and cannot be separated.
Epic is a long poem about heroic and legendary events. Is that what you intended to say? I get confused. I spent too much of my childhood reading the dictionary. 😉
@@kathryncasey4114 yes, Karen, I did intend to use the word epic. I’m sorry to have confused you🤣but the emoji totally make it sound like you’re not being as stuck up about how smart you are😊🙃 If you don’t get what I mean, I’m trying to say that the word Anthropocene is really interesting, because it is applicable and I haven’t thought of that word myself. I guess we have different views on what logophile truly means, I’m not much of a dictophile myself so I’m not sure what you mean tbh. How would epic be used in a different way, or are you just calling me out for using it wrong? If you don’t mean that then are you referring to my comment at all? Cuz I don’t see any connection to what you said and what I said.
"we could get together collectively and change our course of action". We could, but we won't. Certainly not in a timely manner, given the scale of the problem. Doesn't mean stop trying, but we should be realistic in our expectations.
Echoing the others here, but I thought I had 2 tabs opened at first because the TICKING music outweighs the vocals by SO MUCH. Pull your dB down on the music and push it a few on the vocals.
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Climate change dosnt pay rent, who cares when everyone's rent is unbearable. You want more people to care abut climate PAY MY RENT. No? Yall gonna pay my bills? Yall gonna pay public transportation ticket? What is cliamate gonna do if my rent gose up? How dose climate solve homlessness? NOBODY WANTS TO HEAR THAT when rent is going up. NO ONE. Our bills and rent our priorty not some stupid climate.
You are traitors to America.
The greatest trick the oil companies ever did was to blame the consumer
Do you really think oil companies just pollute because they wanted to? All of these top 100 companies that produce 70% of emissions do so BECAUSE WE DEMANDED THEM TO. Don't blame them lol blame the human populace
It’s kinda like drug users and drugdealers, you can’t really blame Any of em
Of course the consumers are to blame. It's consumer’s greed that has brought the Earth down, the companies and politicians PROVIDE!!!
@@o.h.a9826 The oil companies produce an abundance, far more than we need.
@@jakelaurent6 more than we need lol. If anything they're not making enough energy. We need more energy to help developing economies and drag people out of poverty.
Sound effects are 10x higher than they should be..
can't hear a thing
Respectfully y’all should’ve prioritized the narrators voice levels over the background songs.
Honestly this should be re-uploaded with the music level down a few db
At least they put in subtitles this time.
I gave up at the 44 second mark due to the music and the annoying clapping sound.
Literally the first thing i thought in the first 3 seconds
agreed, sounds like an unintentional mixing error
One of those times we're all reminded why audio engineers are a thing..
WHAT!?
They clearly don't exist at Vice.
I was thinking the same thing. Background music drowns out soft voice.
And this is a company that has 400 million from Disney now for many years.. (if you didnt notice the obvious political bias since Disney controls abc news, vice, etc)
I thought I was going crazy.
Please remix it and reupload because the dialogue is way too quiet to hear over the music. If you need someone to QA the work before it's uploaded, I'm available.
Completely agree
Facts.
Truth
Yeah great content! but this is an issue. Also the title and thumbnail is bland, I didn't even want to click on it at first.
Lol facts
Music is way too loud, can barely understand what is being said
Other way around. The voice is too quiet. The music is of a normal volume. If you watch a different video you can see this.
@@MrRichbc The ticking noise is for the clock effect. I'm using caption so I can understand what is being said clearly.
Its a bit difficult to listen to this clip. Turn up voice volume and turn down music plz!
Sadly, the background music and sound effects overpower the narrators making this video irritating and unwatchable.
Agreed
Its sad how the audio quality gets more attention than the videos topic..
That's how much people actually care about nature and climate change..
If we see anything that's different then we rather focus on that...
You know this world is eff’d when you can find empty bags of Doritos and guck at the bottom of the ocean
Yes and even the highest peak on earth is littered with trash. The deepest part of the ocean. The atmosphere is being trashed. Even up in orbit is littered with space trash. Sad it is, sad we are.
There's measurable levels of scotchguard in polar breastmilk. Why is that. We have coated everything with our refuse
The truth is , some humans will not care about something until they lose it.
I'm a boomer, and my peers have literally said, "As long as it doesn't happen while they're alive." I was crushed, because they seemed like decent people...
The "Root cause" of this planetary chaos and devastation is "White-people" with their single minded psychopathic greed and its resultant imperial-capitalism.
The problem is that because white people self-abrogated the leadership of the planet for themselves with their claim of "the white man's burden of civilizing everyone else" and since, there has never been anyone else to put excesses of white behavior in check and O'boi have the whites been rampantly excessive and have never had to be accountable for anything.
And ironically to the whites, they think everything they have done on the planet has been progress for everyone but look what they have done to the planet now, it's all phucked-up now!
Question is who will take accountability for it, who will clean it up and who will pay the price for it?
I wonder what white people see when they look in the mirror.
Man is not bad, . . it was when white people showed up, they dragged man down from grace.
@@Neo-African Cop Out! Greed and selfishness spans the human race.
@@mtn1793 Pure White lies!
Just like when you say "Man is Destructive"
which is a lie because the real truth is that "the White man is Destructive"
Replace "some" with "most"
is it me or the music is so much louder than the voice ?
Nope, youre not alone m8.
It's just you. You're clearly going deaf.
not much, i can hear the voices just fine and the music is really relaxing if you get into it, i find it sad that people find this video bad only because of the audio, pls just watch more than 1min ...
@@graci200008 no one ever said that the video is bad, its just a bit sad that its that difficult to hear the narrator.
Can we all agree that croc has tons of life left in it
Yea, I rock em till the wheels fall off!
If ya ain’t crocking you ain’t rocking! 🐊 🐊
What is the meaning of life for all the plants and creatures we share the earth with?
To endure, to persevere. Keep the chain of life going. Keep life living.
We are created by nature. We still have so much we can learn from nature. We must preserve what we can. Its a very important miracle that we too often take for granted. Work with nature, not against. We are one.
Nah, the permafrost is melting and just below are all the viruses and methane stored up over centuries. Methane is 20x as potent as CO2 and thus will cause a cascading effect when released causing the viruses such as the black death to return. Likewise, the water levels will rise, conventional crops like rice will no longer be able to grow due to temperature changes and society as we know it will self destruct.
Good riddance; I'm sick and tired of our self absorbed species. It's nice to see karma go full circle; I don't even care if it takes me with it so long as our species can stop wiping out every other species.
The Raven I know you are angry. I am angry as well. Humanity has done so much damage. And the dangers you speak of are very real. It might be the end of us. But don't give up just yet. Our planet needs all the friends it can get. Even if it looks hopeless... keep trying anyway, we must.
Yeah yeah less talking more doing yeah
@@generationfallout5189 Yet you use machines made from silicon and other minerals and keep using internet
ZUBOY If I went and threw all my stuff in the bin. Would that help? No it wouldn't. I take very good care of my stuff. I make it last. I don't take it for granted. I've had the same cellphone for years and years at this point. 8 years or more with the same phone. My footprint on this earth is tiny. I only take what I need and nothing more. And I appreciate the small amount of things i have. We just need to get better at recycling old technology. We don't have to stay in the stone age. We can recycle better and rebuild the natural world. You don't have to pick one or the other. Greed is the real problem. Individuals who have waaay more then they could ever need. The 8 richest men on earth own as much wealth as the poorest half of the worlds population. Greed is hurting the world more than anything else.
Even in this doumentation all the voices are silenced... Please keep the sound pollution to a minimum
I feel so powerless in this war on our planet it’s being so abused
All this destruction on nature is coming from the greediness of human kind.I won't take blame for it,personally.The people that have the big factories like the companies that produce plastic bottles or everything plastic,the companies that have the big fishing boats,they are to blame.The people that are making the big money should be respossible for the changes that are happening and the governments that are protecting them.
If you drink sody pop, then you're the problem. If you hate consumerism, then stop consuming. It's that simple.
@@Mephitinae it is not our fault.We consume ofc but we have to eat and drink dont you agree??So the companies that produce what we eat and drink should find other ways of storage,like glass and stop plastic production.They know and they still produce because they have huge profits and they just dont care about what is happening on the enviroment,also the governments do nothing cuz they are corrupted and benefit from them!Everything is bussines in this world for them also the pandemic is bussines!
It no longer matters whose fault it is. It only matters what we do about it.
To use that old ‘burning house’ analogy: you don’t argue about who started the fire until you’ve put it out. Nor do you argue about who should carry the most water: you just expect everyone to do all they can. The rich nations can do a lot more than poorer nations, and rich people can do a lot more than poorer people.
If you’re reading this, in global terms you’re probably rich.
It's a classic old case of supply and demand. Factories produce what there is a demand for, and as long as that demand doesn't change, the production also won't. It's easy to say the people with money are responsible, but that is way too simple. As long as humanity keeps demanding the products that destroy our environment, the supply will be there. As long as there is a demand for certain products, there is money to be made. If the demand shrinks, there will be a point the production of that product is not economically viable anymore and that's when production will shift.
These days there's a lot of alternatives, especially in the developed countries, which is an option you as a person can use to help shrink the demand for products that destroy our planet. We all have to do our part, that is the way out of this. In the end consumers have the power to speak with their wallet, we consumers are the ones who keep up the demand for certain damaging products, we can do something about this on an individual level.
If we can make sure people have enough money to buy food and housing, more will start to care about climate change.
Economic anxiety is what prevents many people from caring enough about climate change.
To many people
The narrator is barely audible over the deafening soundtrack. How was this ever passed and whoever said "Yeah that's fine" needs to be firmly talked to.
They need to re upload, It's too much
I came to say the exact same thing. I bet the person that edited the sound also did the music, and wanted to put their music to the forefront.
The music is way too loud compared to the dialogue to the point it made it unwatchable without text.
Yeah whoever edited this definitely switched the audio layering around
Yeah, subtitles aren't optional. Who let that slide. It's annoying af
beautifully done video, shame the musical overlays are so loud. Again, same message said over and over again. The only way to address these issues is if the collective changes their consumption habits - I don't see that happening. Shame really, but our species seems hell bent on destroying everything in the name of greed.
Eco fascist terrorism it is then.... Or human Extinction... Either suits me.
It's a scam.
pro-tip: never let your music be louder than the person speaks, cause damn. At least subtitles. Sounds like a very bad mixtape.
Are you here for the appearance of the video or are you here for the information within it?
Never judge things by their appearance.
Judge them from your heart.
@@rdallas81 I would love to clearly hear the speaking voice because I'm here to listen and learn but I can't hear anything!
I had no issues hearing this st all. Great summary of all of the work we have to do to maintain this planet. It seems commoditization of EVERYTHING is the real problem here
That is a excellent comment.
We've heard your feedback: The audio issues in this film have now been fixed, as of Tuesday November 23rd.
The destruction of nature is one of the main driving forces for climate change. This is why I HATE the words Global Warming. It doesn't encompass the shear enormity of what's happening right now. This is also why I gave up on environmentalism. I have a post-grad in environmental sciences. Everything right now is breaking my heart and I can't take that. It's easier to give up than be destroyed physically and emotionally by the pain and rage.
i'll rather die fighting then giving up.
i'm already destroyed physically and mentally by pain and rage, suicide is on my mind every day but still i wont let the ignorance beat me.
@@LoveIXTC cool
i love global warming - greenland will be green AGAIN
@@trader2137 this right winger is obsessed with Vice and believes fake news. Hope you find the truth one day
Turkey Point power plant is leaking in South Florida near Miami, into the national park Biscayne Bay (Atlantic ocean bay).
And it's still leaking as I type this, for 5 years now... totally under reported (even nytimes did 1 small article about it)
The music in the background is so loud and not balanced with the narration imo
Not just _your opinion_
I had to bail after about 90 seconds. It's a shame because this looked good.
@@edgarcayce2.02 It is really good. If you can watch it with captions I highly recommend it.
this video talks about some serious issues and all everyone can complain about is how the video isn't comfortable enough for them... perfect display of how people greed for their own comfort overcomes the reality of situations, even on a small scale
@edward h. Lead by example.
George Carlin hit the nail on the head (toward the end of his "entropy fan" bit) that next to nobody wants true preserving nature for its own sake. They just want clean surroundings, comfort... and imo the illusion of nature thriving, well enough at least, more than it actually thriving (case in point a lot of people hate predators, but they keep the grazers in check, so it's great for the whole ecosystem)
People lust after convenience and feelings/ feeling good, way more than realizing they are essentially nothing in the grand scheme of things- except for maybe part of the problem.
We can blame the industries for all they've done, bought out politicians, swindled the people etc... but it's still the overall popular view that this world can just be exploited to the end, &/or is full of everladting abundance (a constantly stocked Costco full of lobster, bottled water, exotic fish, etc., is no Real representation of the trends affecting this planet... and it's probably sad how most people would rather have those 'artificial abominations' than wild pristine wetlands/ coasts/ etc.) That mindset is just as toxic, if not worse, to the planet than the evil most destructive corporations
I blame the sound mixing on HUMANS
lol did this get sent out without a listen? Cause it sure does sound like it....
Yeah the audio on this needs to be fixed badly lol
I can't imagine something more exasperating than speaking to boomers who believe that "climate change is a hoax." Then to follow up "and if it's not a hoax, i don't care because I'll be dead by the time it gets bad anyways." The struggle is real.
Nice derogatory generalization. The young today couldn't go a day without social media even if it meant saving the planet.
It would seem that there are people in ALL age segments who do not accept the reality before them...younger people have more energy to be "involved"
So where are their mass protests until Republicans stop blocking 🚫 legislation that would get our nation's pledges in line with our promises to our 🌎 partners...?
Why would anyone who values life, want to vote with republican values of greed and indifference???
Caring little for the damage the corporations wreak upon this fragile environment..just so long as they get their payoffs...
I'm a boomer and doing everything I can to lower my carbon footprint. It's not just baby boomers denying climate change it goes across all age limits. If you want to generalize I would say that most of the republican crowd is in denial.
Sad how much damage we've done to the world in such a small amount of time
agreed and we dont stop because money rules the world
A great filter in action. The exponential growth of our technology far outpaced our moral and societal growth.
We will destroy life on earth by 2070.
Not to mention all the damage we’ve done to ourselves, each other. We can’t even protect our own children, other than in selfish superficial ways.
Get a grip.
The editor responsible for mixing should be fired how does this even get uploaded
who edited this video THE AUDIO IS TERRIBLE
The background noises completely ruined this video for me. I gave up at the 44 second mark. The best music in a documentary is complete silence
I love the ticking clock element in the soundtrack to show we’re ticking closer to our destruction it’s cool but also sad 😞
“And then came humans” worst thing this planet has ever seen sadly….
I am Jacks broken heart...
Sadly, I agree
So very very true
This video would be a lot more informative if the music wasn't so damn loud.
A good coverage, but the background music is highly distracting!
The background music destroyed the whole video
There finally covering a serious issue and all people care about is the music. The lack of awareness people have today is the reason were in bad situations now.
I know all this, have known since right before my twenties. 11-12 years later political parties in Sweden are still not grasping the concept that the only green energy is no energy spent, that there is no green transportation and the complete lack of understanding that the status quo is inherently unsustainable is baffling.
whoever mixed the sound needs to find a new vocation
the destruction of ears
😆
yes
The fact that everyone was worried about how the background music was loud just at a small portion of th e video, we're all stupid animals that do nothing but critique and feed our stupid desires
shush, sounds important
The person talking at the beginning of this video is really hard to hear over the music. In many places it seems the music is louder than the person's voice. Even in other parts of the video the audio does not seem very clear with background audio as loud or louder than the person speaking.
I have neighbors The music is to loud. Can't turn it up and can't hear the show! Goodbye .
"The destruction of nature is as dangerous as climate change". Say that to the military industrial complex.
they're in the business of killing life anyway ... doubt they'd really care. Besides, once the earth is so polluted we need to permanently wear breathing masks they'll just specialize in making those as well.
@Wanda Gray smoll brain thought pattern.
@Wanda Gray maybe YOU eat with plastic disposable. I don't.
Reduce
Reuse
Refuse (boycott junk)
Repair
Recycle
Redistribute (share)
Ride a bicycle
Rejoice.....
The people want it to change but the corporations have other plans. It's a monopoly and that's the way they want it. We have to become self-sustaining if we want things to truly change..
Yes I totaly agree however most people wont do it
I thinks it’s too late to turn around, too many people lining their pockets with money to even notice what’s going on around them.
The sound editing on this video is not that great. The music is too loud relative to the narration and commentary.
For some years I've been hearing - ' Before it's too late'
, And it's really scary to hear that again and again until the end really clocks.
I read the title and just went, I didn't realise the two were seperate problems.
I mean, I guess the music is a lot more important than our learning anything here.
Please fix the audio and reupload this. The information presented in this video is too good to let people leave because they can't hear it.
There is one planet out there in space, void of life with deserts of rock covered in sheets of burning oil under a haze of noxious sulfur dioxide.
Soon there will be two.
Oh snap badlands 2 when
Do you need an audio engineer? I’ll be happy to help because you have quality control issues, big time. Who mixed this? Cannot hear what the narrator is saying and they haven’t had a proper desser applied - the S and T sounds are out of control. Annoying.
Very unprofessional. I didn't expect from Vice. Don't you have a good sound editor? At least could've spent some money in AI (if you want to save money by not employing human) that would've told you that the music is bloody too loud.
Can watch a film that looks bad but impossible to listen to a terrible soundtrack mix…. Fail.
The shark fin thing always gets me. To destroy such a beautiful creature for just that is just heartless.
I recommend to upload this video again and do something about the poor sound quality.
"Climate change isnt about the environment..."
I groaned and rolled my eyes so hard I am now blind.
@VICE News - this video is unwatchable because the audio is so messed up, we can barely hear the narrator's voice over the ridiculous background music / noise.
definitely needs a remix and reupload
Developed countries must be fined for the destruction they have caused so far in every way possible.
Everyone says "we need to change", and "we need to choose another course of action" without actually addressing the root cause and elephant in the room: Capitalism. It can't continue.
The problem with this point of view is that it places no responsibility on the individual. We all need to change the way we live.
@@zzyzx2297 we all did during the first year of covid and emissions dropped less than 10%, and that's doing WAY more than we were doing before. Individuals won't make a dent, we need to change the system.
@@christianjarvis167 that wasnt the individuals changing that was companies being forced to shutdown or slow production because of transportation/logistics issues and a major shift in the economy
@@zzyzx2297 a larger portion than ever stopped going out, stopped spending money, stopped driving to work, and that compounded WITH what you mentioned barely made a dent.
It's the way we produce energy, build our cities, travel due to how our cities are built to accommodate the automotive industry. It's also planned obsolescence in manufacturing, and corporate lobbying to keep it all going. In short it's profit over necessity, that is causing the death of oceans and forests, destroying our biodiversity and displacing people and warming the planet.
@@christianjarvis167 Most of those things cant change wothout totally rebuilding entire cities. The process of reconstructing all the infrastructure alone would put more CO2 into the atmosphere than we are making right now. Besides the atmosphere is controlled by solar forces and not greenhouse gases. This was proved by how little the earth cooled during this pandemic. It did cool a small amount due to the pandemic, however it should've ccooled much more according to most climate models.
We've infested this place for far too long.
There's one solution that would solve all of these problems **POPULATION CONTROL** ...These seem to be dirty words no one wants to talk about. But, this should be a serious part of the climate crisis conversation. No matter how much we cut CO2 and methane, drive electric cars, use renewable energy, etc, etc... As our populations grow, we will always be playing catch up, and chasing the tipping point, if we don't get a grip on the Earth's population!
Please upload the video again after you fix the audio levels.
I would love to see the audio remixed and reuploaded, as the really important message is being lost a bit because of the music volume. Great video otherwise
What's up with the sound mixing? I can barely hear the narrator over that loud music.
That European worm may have caused some disruption, but we see the real 'magnitude' of that when we see that the crops didn't die to give way to a desert...
so they helped?
@@BrutusAlbion yea they did. it's the only invasion i know that helped us 😆
We are just not smart enough as a species to willingly limit our numbers
Does anyone still believe that humans are going to survive?
I don't.
a large part of the problem is that pretty much anyone with the ability to make a difference has no interest beyond lining their pockets in the current fiscal year
Judging from the Initial comments people had an issue with the audio but personally I found this to be a solid piece of informational nuance. I certainly consider a more practical approach to sustainability and farming because this documentary shows impact’s from the dominating doom methodology that’s in place. I hope the wild fire victims who have had to deal with them are well enough to rebuild their lives. Sometimes while woven through the heart of doom one can lose all solution to these anthropocene tendencies so thanks to Vice for illuminating the world.
The earth is 4 billion years old. The universe is 14 billion years old. I’m sure that there have been at least two other civilizations on other planets before us that have also failed for similar reasons. Polluted themselves out of existence through greed and factionalism. And I’m sure they saw it coming to. But you can’t stop the resource scarcity induced evolutionary flaw of avarice. Thankfully, it’s unlikely we exterminate all of earth’s life with us.
Started strong but then turned out to be a 💩… Felt like it could’ve gone into more detail. The interviews were good, but just felt like I didn’t learn anything new
Agreed, while visually interesting to look at,the documentary failed to present a unique perspective, and brought up points that have been covered and talked about ad-nauseum. Lazy journalism. Hopefully a few people learnt something.
I can't hear anything over that unnecessary music!
Sorry for the sea animals.😔💕
I'm a city worker, meant to maintain gardens, I spend more time picking up rubbish around water ways and cleaning the beach.
Even if we try to fix this planet its not worth it if nuclear war starts
Wars are far more likely if there are major forces driving human suffering. Drought, famine, mega fires, heatwaves, floods, storms, and then the millions of refugees that follow.
In the modern era, the environment and war are intrinsically linked and cannot be separated.
Dude the sound mixing is completely off.
ooh this is gonna be gooood
I don’t understand the problem! Did they change it? I can listen perfectly! It could be because I have 4 kids and I’ve learned to omit certain noises😆
The music is louder than the audio. Use earphones
i want to watch but the music is overbearing, can you fix and re-upload?
The anthropocene is an epic word
Epic is a long poem about heroic and legendary events. Is that what you intended to say? I get confused. I spent too much of my childhood reading the dictionary. 😉
@@kathryncasey4114 yes, Karen, I did intend to use the word epic. I’m sorry to have confused you🤣but the emoji totally make it sound like you’re not being as stuck up about how smart you are😊🙃
If you don’t get what I mean, I’m trying to say that the word Anthropocene is really interesting, because it is applicable and I haven’t thought of that word myself. I guess we have different views on what logophile truly means, I’m not much of a dictophile myself so I’m not sure what you mean tbh. How would epic be used in a different way, or are you just calling me out for using it wrong? If you don’t mean that then are you referring to my comment at all? Cuz I don’t see any connection to what you said and what I said.
@@ffrreeddyy123456 I regret that I have caused you distress. Thank you for letting me know how you feel.
"we could get together collectively and change our course of action". We could, but we won't. Certainly not in a timely manner, given the scale of the problem. Doesn't mean stop trying, but we should be realistic in our expectations.
@FilthyDankWastemanFabuless Give me a reason to believe otherwise
I have no idea what you're saying there. It's too painful to strain my hearing to listen.
Echoing the others here, but I thought I had 2 tabs opened at first because the TICKING music outweighs the vocals by SO MUCH. Pull your dB down on the music and push it a few on the vocals.
Legit... thanks for the report. Please more unbiased nature reports, and less politics nonsense.
Seems like a great video, but the audio mix makes it unwatchable
I’d argue this is far worse than climate change, at least the environment can evolve with the climate.
The nusic is WAY WAY too loud!
And we care about corona. Lol
ahh just a mask for the real things going on. lets talk about climate change and war
The intern prioritised background music and SFX more than the narrator's voice.
Age of Aquarius in full Effect ✨🌊🔥🌬️ LOOKS ARE DECEIVING
Age of Aquarius: Atlantians strike back.
I’m sorry for the cowboy…..but his family business is one of those affecting the environment with irracional water consumption
literally can't hear anything