Bill Nye has a warning about this 'very serious' problem

Science educator Bill Nye discusses a newly released study that details the size of Greenland’s ice loss in the past three decades. #CNN #News

[josephdonais]

"Only when the last tree has died and the last river has been poisoned and the last fish has been caught will we realize that we cannot eat money". ~Chief Seattle

[dj]

We could do something about it but shareholder value is more important than human lives.

[lillybyte]

I used to live in a very cold, winter climate-- now I live in a warm winter climate. That change happened VERY rapidly. Here, up north, you can see the change with your own eyes.

[Abbygailbby]

No matter how unused your car is or how ethically you eat, the common person doesn’t do this much damage.

[Pootie_Tan]

I’m surprised Bill is still alive. I used to watch him in elementary school with my teachers on PBS. Wish him to live a long and happy life. Man, he brings back nostalgia 😞.

[bepriceless]

Mother nature is cleaning house. It's too late. We were terrible to this planet.

[hm]

I am an older research physicist and have been following the science of climate change carefully since the early 1980s. The seriousness of the problem has been obvious and certain for at least 20 and perhaps 30 years, yet many in the public have been led to believe that there is significant uncertainty in the reality and seriousness of the problem. As the rate of change increases, there will be shifts in agricultural production areas that will disrupt food production and water use. Migration away from areas made uninhabitable by climate change will create huge immigration problems in Europe and the US, politically destabilizing both. And acidification of the oceans by dissolved CO2 will make life increasingly difficult for shellfish, among other things. Finally, sea level rise over the next century or two will inundate much of the coastal infrastructure in the world, an area encompassing much of the investment of our civilization. This is a serious problem, and must be dealt with. As a scientist, I always say that the most charming thing about Nature is that she doesn't care what you believe or what you want. We have to deal with it as it is presented to us, and it is not pretty.

[XxXNightShadowXxX]

I like the ending when he says “We can do this people” finally someone who will speak out and not care what people think

[realone]

Thanks for having Bill on. So many more need this explanation in their heads. Once delivered then it is up to each of us to act accordingly. Sadly, there are many who can no longer care.

[MultiDarkElf]

We already have spring temperatures over here in Belgium, when it should still be freezing. I can remember the harsh winters from 30 years ago.

[wardka]

At 68 I'm on the verge of elderly and could never have kids. In some ways I'm grateful for that. But I've done my part. I still ride a bicycle most places and keep the heat to a minimum, wearing a winter coat in the house. I try not to eat beef. Besides voting, I'm not sure what else to do. Sit back and watch the show I guess.

[sheagoff]

I love that he explains things like we’re still in elementary school. He never lost that teaching touch

[nancyfigueroa]

What is it going to take for people to understand this???

[twiztedreverb]

i live in central Canada, a place during the winters that usually would get LOTS of snow Lots of snow, and bitter cold, insanely cold. this year we've had almost no snow. Temperatures so warm most days you could wear sweaters outside. I'm 45 years old. Never have i ever experienced this here ever.
its going to be one smokey summer.

[KenSmith-bvsi]

I live in New Jersey and the ground doesn't freeze in the winter like it did back in the 60's and 70's hell most of the lakes don't freeze enough to skate on.

[TheOpp]

I’ll never stop loving how when he explains something I AWAYS understand, he’s so good at explaining confusing topics in the most basic way

[polunu]

Meanwhile, America's emmission regulations mean that our beloved pickup trucks can't be any smaller than a tank...

[miranda.cooper]

It's amazing how different winter is this year from just 2 years ago.

[BenjaminJones-yh]

No ice means no reflection of heat away from the surface.

[jackoutofwack]

Feels like an Insult when they keep having Bill nye come and talk about climate I'm not in 5th grade no more I'm an adult like can we get an actual climate change expert?!?!?