IPCC Report 2022 Summary In 6 Minutes | Impacts, Adaptation & Vulnerability

On 28 February 2022, The IPCC (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change) released a report on the impacts, adaptation and vulnerability of climate change. Although this report is pretty extensive, I have tried to highlight key ideas and concepts presented in it. Hopefully you find this video useful to understand what is going on, and what part you can play to solve this global issue.

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Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction
00:53 Climate Change Is Unfair
02:08 Irreversible Changes
02:40 Psychological Impacts Of Climate Change
03:43 Solutions
05:10 Final Thoughts

[ranradd]

Great job. The report is over 3900 pages, lots of colorful charts and graphs, saying we're basically f**ked unless we do something this year. Meer Reflection project might help.

[SavingGreen]

excellent summary! Keep up the great work - it's great to see more climate-oriented YT channels getting off the ground :) Subscribed!

[micheleploeser]

Great channel, hurray for you, good to see smart “kids”.

[ashamanskeleton]

Your right this has to be a eye opener for our world to be more motivated in reducing that 1•5

[RVerma]

Thanks for your summary, appreciate your point of view 🙏

[peterjol]

nothing much can change unless the infinite growth system is ended...and the easiest way that could be achieved would be by making it financially worthwhile for people to start SHARING the jobs we can agree we NEED people to do and working much LESS....no more working and doing anything FOR money but sharing the work we NEED. (it certainly isn't by creating more jobs and working harder that will save us)

[dishcovers]

Thank you soo much... I just added your video as my assignment reference🙏

[AlignmentCoaching]

Consider Deep Adaptation Forum...or Jem Bendell’s recent book on Deep Adaptation

[slowslip]

They're saying we're doomed, right?

[nesseq]

Everyone tells us, we have to act. Agreed. What do you suggest we should do?