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What is Climate Change? Crash Course Geography #14

What is Climate Change? Crash Course Geography #14

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Today we-re going to talk about climate change which is when there is a change in the average weather patterns in a region over a long period of time - these changes can be natural or human-caused. We-ll discuss the main driving forces of climate change in the past and show you how what-s happening now is unlike anything in the past. Global warming, or when there is an increase in the average surface temperature of the planet, has been well-documented since the Industrial Revolution, and scientists have concluded that there is a 95% probability that human activities like burning fossil fuels, industrialization, modern agriculture, and deforestation have caused most of this most recent warming. And while individual actions do matter in helping to curb the disastrous implications of a warming planet, it-s also up to us to hold corporations and governments responsible for the policies and the large-scale emissions that play a disproportionate role in impacting our atmosphere and climate
Date: 2022-04-04

Comments and reviews: 10


Wow I just happened to look this up for a class. I didn't realize this is literally just came out. I am glad to see this on crash course but also can't help but think they could have a whole course on human impacts on the environment, ecosystems, biodiversity, land use, resource extraction, levels of consumption, lack of reusable products, and much much more. Sustainability is one word for it, but sustainability is not just about the environment and climate, it is about how we set up our social, financial, agricultural and resource systems. I would love to see crash course do something like that. If anyone I believe crash course can. If agree please up vote and maybe they will see!
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I am watching this video before going on vacation. This video is really inspiring and I am now deciding to put a -reusable water bottle and a plastic bag for toothbrush made from packaging waste in my suitcase- IT IS NEVER TOO LATE TO HELP IN 2021!
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You say -almost all of the warming was caused by humans- - could you expand on that? I learned that we even caused more than the visible warming, because naturally causes would actually be cooling the planet a little bit, right now.
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I was lucky enough to go hike on Solhiemjokull in Iceland in 2017. They had markers set up on the walk to the glacier showing where it was in years past. It was a stark and enlightening experience.
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Might help to present to people what are the causes and effects of climate change in their area, even down to the neighborhood level. People locally better able to grasp and deal with climate change.
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The part in the video where glaciations and interglacial periods are explained is very confusing. They should've elaborated further into what constitutes an ice age.
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Truthful video with evidence about climate change: -exists-
Climate deniers: -Time to ruin the video so we can get a comment with likes haha-

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This was explained really well! I was looking forward to seeing how you were talking this topic, and you did a fantastic job as expected: )
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Can you make a video explaining the Great Recession in 2008? Please! I love you-re videos and I would really like to Learn more about that
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Agriculture creates global warming. Stop eating meat. Go vegan. Good for environment, ethics, and health. Do some personal research
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