How Plants Cool the Planet

Climate change is getting pretty scary, but plants can make things better, if we help them help us!

Thanks to the Ecosystem Restoration Alliance for help with research, networking, and serving as a fiscal sponsor to make Fenwick Foundation's donation possible.

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Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
0:33 Transpiration
1:16 Condensation Nuclei
2:25 Clouds
3:14 Sequestration
3:43 The Ocean
4:19 Conclusion

[evanho]

Wouldn’t want to listen to anything other than a waltz when learning about how plants could literally save our lives

[Im-just-Stardust]

Hell yeah ! So glad that you are posting again dude. I learned so munch from your channel. Thank you !!!!

Edit : To add up to your amazing video, I couldnt agree more. A pilot said that when he flew over freshly tilled farm, his little sesna would get crazy turbulence. When he flew over plant covered lands, there was none or much less.

The black soil generate SO much heat, we underestimate the importance of covering the planet with plants to cool it down.

[lgic]

Thanks Fenwick Foundation, EcoRestoration Alliance and Patrons for your financial support of the important work Jimi is doing.

[jackhartford]

Listen here my Bro... please please please never leave me again. So glad you are posting again. Your content is spot on; superb; informative; educational... the world needs you.

[ISECeconofhappiness]

Really love the expertly expressed holistic science here.
This helps build the case for holistic ecosystem regeneration, not only through 'rewilding' but also through building localised food systems, which are inherently more biodiverse. Given around one half of the world's habitable land is currently used for agriculture, ag-rewilding and agricultural diversification is crucial for restoring Earth's organs.

[CorneliusBoots]

Awesome !! thank you, I was just thinking a day before seeing this how photosynthesis is essentially MAGIC. I wish this idea, and ideas like you cover here could be centered in all of our efforts somehow

[timenslow]

Nice work! We definitely need to work completing the natural cycles.

[hollyglaser]

ThisRocks! I have loved every video I’ve seen from you. Thank you!

[ngocminhdoan]

Oh my god, welcome back! I've been wondering if you would post again. Nice content as always

[paulverse]

So glad you're back! Great video, hope more are coming :) Can't give much but joined your Patreon. Cheers!

[lizzieleigh]

Thank you! Indeed, a beautiful resource which is both accessible but also draws nourishment from the more than surface issues and shares it. Will be sharing!

[deadbabyjokes]

Amazing ! Thx jimi and wellcome back :)

[leanneskipsey]

Fantastic resource, Jimi. Thank you for creating it, the information in it is really accessible and important for people to know.

[tyleryenna]

I really like how artfully you raise and lower the volume for each section.

[enghome]

Please keep doing these types of video. It’s really necessary

[SteveBoniwell]

Amazing Animation! Thank you everyone involved!

[valeriehilal]

Great video! Thanks for taking the time to create this.

[jaiminiviles]

Yay Jimi! Thanks for the video! I've always wanted to fully understand how plants create clouds.

[davidog]

this video is amazing, so glad i found your channel. keep it up bro

[brookse]

This is excellent. It's such a brief concise explanation packed full with vital information