Climate Change: NASA says May 2016 was hottest May on record

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NASA just announced that May 2016 was the hottest May on record. We're continuing to blow pasts temperature records on our way to 2°C and beyond.

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Keep up the good work Derek. I share many of your videos here in Canada!!!!

scottwood
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Thank you so much for making this video! I've been a subscriber since you first got started and I had no idea you were in Austin, but as I was watching this I thought I recognized the sound of joggers on crushed granite, and the typical Austin look of hazy, sweaty heat and lots of young trees such as are found in so many public spaces here. I've lived in Austin since 1990, and I've got a lot of antipathy toward the TPPF, so I look forward to meeting you and participating in the rally! I'll see if I can get anyone else to join us. My guess is that it will be a small demonstration since this is a fairly laid-back apolitical city. Although that's part of why I like it here, it's so much less politicized than the Bay Area, whence I came to the ignorant, tragic, but lovable state of Texas.

clearwaterlakota
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thanks for great info & video. really appreciate all you guys helping to get this critical information out !!

skinnyTheCat
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We are done, its over, tbey are doing almost nothing, next generation will have to deal with it, very sad .

mikebunch
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good work Derick...as is now, we are set into the path of the doom!

laomark
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You are correct. Humans are in a tenuous predicament. Our current path =  4 - 6 deg rise = extinction. Only a WW2 type mobilization to fight this gives us any chance. Let's do it!

andrewulrich
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Watch cowspiracy on Netflix it show you what the government dot tell us.

steffenklenke
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I feel for you, but to do anything of consequence requires cooperation from everyone with money, and with every other major country.

rchuso
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I have the same views as you, and i wonder daily og the knolage levels of people around me, i normale ask them, , , where do all the co2 we have released in to the atmosfære since the industrial revolutions start go, and how are nature storing it back in to nature, if we can make people understand this carbon cycle, i belive it easy to understand that we have to stop poring co2 out, right now.

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