Rapid Climate Change & Impacts for Environmental Assessment: Part 1 of 6

[BurningEarthRadio]

Thanks Paul for another great series. Your work has been a huge inspiration to some of my own investigations into abrupt climate change on youtube. Please keep it up - we need as many people as possible speaking about this as often as possible.

[Kmanca]

Western Canada here. And I honestly can't believe it's November here. It has been incredibly warm here compared to years back. Same with last year. I even see it in the animals. I saw a gopher last week, when they are usually hibernating by now. Same with the Bears. During the annual deer rut. The deer seemed almost like they entered it a few weeks earlier than normal.

[AJungianatheart]

Direct and to the point .. thanks for all you do !

[maartenvandam]

Thanks for making these videos, they are very helpful. I try to tell everybody around me how urgent this is, and being able draw on your work helps. November 2016 has shown some very disturbing things, some people are starting to get it, but not nearly enough. Thanks, keep going.

[mrmagoo]

Trump is a climate genius. He complained that he can't use his aerosol hairspray anymore.
He said that it was ridiculous because, after all, he used it inside.

[neutrinojones]

Great series, Paul. Thank you again. I have been watching everything on YouTube by concerned scientists like yourself. It is good to have the complete picture in order to understand the enormity of this problem. One thing I feel is missing is a more detailed, comprehensive look at the solutions to the problem. Every talk by someone provides the information on the dangerous situation we are in but rarely goes into the details on how to fix it. Re-forestation, geo-engineering, carbon sequestration are at least a few of the tools we may have, but I don't see much information out there on how to implement. Any info you have on this in the future would be great to hear about.

[enkoviewer]

Brilliant video. Scary, insightful and just brilliant. Nice to hear someone tell climate as it is.

[darrinclements]

Happy Pot is going to be legal. We sure are going to need something.

[elizabelle]

Looking forward to a strong "La Nothing" next year :-). Sorry I know it's all serious stuff but that crack me up.

[comalopardulos]

Can you comment on Morrocco summit and the MEG.?

[billwest]

Solar minimum and maximum control climate. During solar minimum oceans stay warmer since thermal lift is reduced and thus less heat loss to space. During solar maximum the opposite occurs and thus the oceans actually cool. The composition of gases in the atmosphere is irrelevant since heat always rises and is lost to space. The only true way to measure planetary temperature is to measure the thickness of the Troposhere over a long period.