understand that human uh...

climate change and you probably know more than the average person so we've

got a very interesting little consequence of climate change and that

is that vasu regions of the north near the arctic circle are falling out what

used to be tundra is now where they can actually sustain plant life is so these

massive force are growing as we've got some interesting quotes regarding that

as a result of enhanced warming and a longer growing season large patches of

the grisly productive agitation now stand a third of the northern landscape

are more than three point five million square miles for nine million square

plotters that is an area by people to the contiguous united states that's

amazing found out that just that it's happening i dot e cannot see actually

some of the damage that the following of the country can do in terms of like

taking on buildings and things like that

but just this year or more of a situation that's popping up

it something that most people are really aware of it doesn't get covered much in

the corporate mainstream media

but you know what nasa has done this is based on satellite member measurements

and and other measurements but they found that the uh... that vegetation has

moved north by about seven degrees latitude in just thirty years now that's

because that's only as far back as the satellite record goes we won't have

enough there for about thirty years now but it's it's a pretty stunning

measurement and it does show that the arctic is changing where you know the

arctic is changing faster

than the rest of the globe it's actually warming faster than the rest of lok

this past summer we had a record arctic c_i_a_'s extensive is the lowest it's

been ibmca bizarre bazaar various of changes that are happening right now

that nasa is swinging their heads out trying to get people to pay attention to

there's a couple of other things you can check all these out at our website green

news dot brad blog dot com and so we have all the links all the staff dislike

it these really fast but there i was another study that came out last week

that the uh... the recent heat spike that we've been uh... observing right

now is the highest it's been an eleven thousand years they were able to

actually go back

and take the had a hockey stick graph that has been very popular come on prime

time stan meyer's and they've actually sent it back to eleven thousand years

and they do see that the temperature spike that we've seen last one hundred

years is unprecedented since the last by statements using uh...

seventy six sites around the world thirty-six proper proxy measurements you

know there's been quite a bit of information coming out and just last

week you know and you just don't care about this online most of the media so

thank you guys for covering though from so

really fast obvious it is the first time hearing about the situation could that

actually in some way to help with the problem because it would trap more

carbon v is unlikely to matter it saves on after

outer you know that uh... right now that it's a shame the editions and as

together absorb about two-thirds of the excess carbon dioxide human activities

put out

we're still putting out far more than actual processes campaigns weapons

national park in sight

you know i this is somewhat related to the story but obviously you know i

different countries are thinking of different policies that can help out

more carbon emissions and a emissions and

the one thing that i've read that it's not really fascinating animals you've

seen this but not being in china

in an

today she actually there they're trying to and things like barbecues because

they think that that would solve at least part of the problem

now of course china uses uh... more coal c_n_n_ our country's combined so that's

that's press what's the big issue there anyway

most of the from barbecues probably what most of them barbecues he has no there

is a little bit of scientific there is a bad component science that does point

out that wood-burning

and other types of inefficient and fossil fuel burning including and forces

while biol

yet it doesn't burn fat efficiently so you get him so that's that's the black

carbon at you know you find in your pollution

and if we could just pass laws that help people in poorer countries

say get a solar oven or another kind of heating events they don't have to use it

carey works for me throw

well okay you know maybe if they could have electricity first that might help

but i think about you know there are studies that show that if we can cut out

this black carbon and that would actually take care about a third of the

immediate

near-term arming

that we're looking at friday accelerate it would be back that's incredible i

don't know time when you hear a secretary former secretary of state

hillary clinton talking about the separatist outside the cook stoves

program that united nations started

it's really important because it actually

is not just a short term health issue for women who have to cut these interior

inside where they have the smoke in the seven pollution from now but it's also a

long-term and near-term climate

you learn something when you bring scientists other than malignancy

political scientist nobody understands life you don't agree higher than i

thought he was having a bit

also so far but if it is interesting about its obviously breaking or at least

interesting that this vegetation is is popping up in the north

abilities that because it's it's coming up because of private enterprise and my

accident definite as well it says however researchers say play growth in

europe in the north may not continue on its kerja victory

the ramifications of an amplified greenhouse effect such as frequent

forest fires over to present the stations in summertime drugs may slow

progress

yes uh... cn she does not plan to have a good luck with that if you haven't some

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