The Daily Climate Show: South Africa floods made 'twice as likely by climate change'

On today's episode, we discuss how the rain - which caused devastating floods in South Africa - was made twice as likely by climate change. Plus, tidal power – why don’t we use it more?

[casualdrifterendgames]

Need to protect technology against chinese theft.. And espionage..

[ernskleynhans]

The floods were devastating and caused the deaths of many. But... perhaps we should remind the presenters that the worst floods in Natal occurred in 1987. Climate change is a natural occurrence as old as earth itself, and yes, we should be responsible i.t.o how we treat the environment. BUT, this clip just re-emphasized the rhetoric of the 'masters of the current world'. The cheap politization of every aspect to play beautifully into their well executed playscript.

[nordmansaxe]

The huge rock headed this way at 28, 000 mph should be of more concern in about seven in a half years it will be very hot and then rapidly very very cold, how ironic . Let’s hope mr. Musk helps human kind .

[fyou]

These people live on a mountain they carved away and removed all the roots holding it together. I just come back from Egypt. Why am I paying top fuel prices in Sweden and no body is telling Egypt to get these junk cars of the road. This is only one country in Africa. What a load of BS

[Kaounaguit]

Why south Africans killed our brother Nigerians for nothing ?!, and the owner of the water which is the climate change so his watching us & listening us for what he have to decide since here in earth with climate.