outbreaks are now located, in general, in the coming days, the rain zone will stretch from the arctic coast so we will count on an improvement in the situation. today is that rare case when the inhabitants of blagoveshchensk even rejoiced at a slight flooding after the rain. the last time it drizzled on july 9, and there was a heavy downpour more than three weeks ago, almost all this time it was 30 ° in the city. the heat and the lack of precipitation have seriously reduced the water levels in the large rivers of the amur and zeya region in some places retreated several hundred meters , lovers of extreme riding rushed to ride along the bottom, some got stuck in loose sand. because of in the absence of rain, a fire hazard situation has developed in the region. in the amur region , there is an emergency regime in the forests in the smoke of a zeysk. and the selimzhinsky districts, in total , more than 40 fires operate on the territory of four districts, but the leaders in the total area of ​​​​forest fires are still the most difficult situation in yakutia. now in the north-east of the republi

there are as many as three of them in the region, and not the smallest ones, the main one on the arctic coastere they are happy and cool to fight fires.

forest fires, the frontal sections are located in the eastern part of yakutia and stretch from the arctic coastgions of the amur region. the rainy zone will very slowly shift to you to the east. despite the fact that the area covered by precipitation is quite large, intense, which can improve the situation with leaf fires, there is a rather narrow band , and tomorrow this zone will pass along the eastern districts. yakutia bordering the northern khabarovsk territory in some places the amount of precipitation. may exceed 20 mm, loads with gusty winds will also be observed, but where rains cannot compensate for gusty winds, the fire situation, on the contrary, may worsen. the amur region and the southern region of the khabarovsk territory will get only the echoes of active atmospheric processes occurring to the north while over the past 20 days about 15% of the monthly rainfall fell in the region today in khabarovsk sunny air warmed up to +32 gusts were noted winds up to 11 m/s, at night the air will cool down to 22 heat in the next 2 days + 29 thunderstorms are likely, but with little rain. but

for cyclones and now there are three of them in the region and not the smallest main ones on the arctic coast. yakutia is happy here, he will add rain and coolness to fight fires next cyclone over the islands. it is the same for the day with rains and formidable primorye and the south of the khabarovsk territory, the temperature in these parts is quite consistent with the season plus 25-30. lake baikal is not higher than 25. the third cyclone is operating here. it will also rain in places in eastern siberia, but in irkutsk without precipitation and moderate plus 24 in krasnoyarsk 23 with a thunderstorm in the south of western siberia, there is little precipitation and about thirty in the afternoon, and the main events will unfold in the urals where does the abnormal heat come from showers with loads and squalls they will come to bashkiria in the orenburg region, and in the evening it will cover, yekaterinburg chelyabinsk while the wind is growing and the heat is also growing in kurgan , plus 41 in ufa is already 28 in the european part from the heat and the trace has caught a cold even in the

and now there are as many as three of them in the region and not the smallest main ones on the arctic coastlad to see him here, and he will add rain and coolness to fight fires next cyclone over the islands. he will touch the rains and formidable primorye and the south of the khabarovsk territory. the temperature in these parts is quite consistent with the season plus 25-30. at baikal, no higher than 25 , a third cyclone operates here. it will also rain in some places in the east of siberia, but in irkutsk without precipitation and moderate plus 24 in krasnoyarsk 23 with a thunderstorm in the south of western siberia there is little precipitation even during the day about thirty, and the main events will unfold in the urals . while the wind and heat are growing, it is also a plus in kurgan. one in ufa is already 28 in the european part from the heat and the trace has caught a cold even in the volga region no higher than 25, and in the center it will not reach 20 in the autumn mood, it will add more rain in the northwest and still up to plus 23:00. well, the north can boast of the most good

for cyclones and now there are three of them in the region and not the smallest main ones on the arctic coasttia is glad to see him here, and he will add rain and coolness to fight fires for the next cyclone over the islands. it is the same for the day with rains and formidable primorye and the south of the khabarovsk territory, the temperature in these parts is quite consistent with the season plus 25-30. baikal has no higher than 25. the third cyclone is operating here. he will shed rains in some places and in the east of siberia but in irkutsk without precipitation and moderate plus 24 in krasnoyarsk 23 with a thunderstorm in the south of western siberia there is little precipitation and about thirty in the afternoon, and the main events will unfold in the urals in the orenburg region, and in the evening it will cover. ekaterinburg chelyabinsk to the east, while the wind is growing and the heat is also in kurgan, plus 41 in ufa is already 28 on the european part from the heat and the trace has caught cold even in the volga region no higher than 25, and in the center it will not reach 20, b

on her travels around the island, she observes for coast arctic foxes, surfers breathing extreme conditions and much more stretching 10 kilometers along the west fjords. south western edge is literally the sun towed for red sands, the color of this and is a rare exception to iceland normally pitch black volcanic sand beaches. eisley royce likes to go jogging here. i really enjoy this beach here in the us yards because the remoteness and the uniqueness of it specifically if i were to go to the north sea in germany or beach and southern california, it'd be crowded with people. but here i can just enjoy that nature as it is just to the west rises to allow traviata, prominent tory, the clips tower up to 450 meters high. i really can spend hours here just watching the birds listening to the waves, photographing the birds even taking it off and just relaxing. it's really beautiful and peaceful lounge sort of the out because also well known as one of the world's largest bird clips making it a popular photo subject. during the summer, millions of sea birds nest on it, including puffins. you can get

atmospheric fronts, rain everywhere, and the basin along the coast of the arctic seas is confidentlyone sunny, but cool only plus 10 in yakutsk , the maximum fire danger. in siberia rains are concentrated near baikal and closer to the urals khanty-mansiysk-perm, yekaterinburg rains and in omsk in tyumen summer +26 gorno-altai 30 without precipitation northern european, territory and north-west, while tending to + 25, but rains actively interfere with solar heating and in the center it rains already 23-25 ​​+ 30 and above on the middle volga in the chernozem region and in the south it is already hot without precipitation. in the lower reaches of the volga in the kholmykia, the air will heat up to 35 on the black sea coast a little containment in sevastopol 29 in sochi 28 in st. petersburg today 24 light rains in in moscow, the probability of rain is higher and also plus 24 hot summer at the end of the working week. well, not for long. i wish i could go, i can't. i would have gone from this side, you know, i would have gone here and there is order. now excuse me anything, yes, i'll be

and they studied, for example, pollution, but marine debris in the waters of the arctic seas and, above all, the coasta very large amount of debris accumulates, which is brought by currents from the atlantic to the barents sea. vyatsky with scientists studying purification , marketers are engaged in volunteers, they have their own expeditions to clean up the northern territories, here we still have more of what is thrown out by the northern dvina, uh, more firewood, but wood. well, of course, household garbage, so the start was made in the twenty-first year. and every time we choose there already, of course, already at 1.000 tons. uh, moving on to the end of the year, we will do it, when we close the active phase, we will count everything , we will count the number of people. how many tons of a have been collected in total? well, let's hope that last year's record. we'll beat last year. we collected more than three thousand tons. local residents in the region joined the clean arctic project. last year, volunteers cleared the territory on the fortress of the first battle fortress of peter i, only now,

they studied , for example, pollution, and marine debris in the waters of the arctic seas, and above all under the coaste a very large amount of debris accumulates, which is carried over from the atlantic with the master's sea to the east. volunteers are engaged in the study and cleansing of the marktik, they have their own expeditions to clean up the northern territories , here we still have more than ejected north more fuelwood uh tree. well, of course, household garbage, so a start was made in the twenty-first year. and every time we choose there already, of course, already at 1,000 tons. uh, mack is moving to the end of the year , we'll do it, when we close the active phase , we'll count everything, we'll count the number of people. how many tons of a have been collected in total? well, let's hope that last year's record. we 'll beat last year. we collected more than three thousand tons, and local residents in the region know the clean arctic project in the past year, volunteers cleared the territory of the novodvinsk fortress of the first military fortress. peter the great just now was remembered w

just plus 40 kg, so scouts of the eighties of the arctic motorized rifle brigade, which was created for the coast of the northern fleet, are now performing combat missions on the islands in the dnieper delta around the bog firepit, a piece of solid land where you can put a mortar and create a defensive line. it is very rare for these areas and there is a daily battle. you need to go through the legs to see everything. there you can hide behind the edge in the trees. can you find strong points, uh armed forces of ukraine brigade. lately . it turns out more often the task of clearing the islands from a group of enemy drgs. at the same time, we have to work extremely accurately, so as not to hurt our own, we confidently hit to that shore and along the edge of that shore by volume. if you roll closer, then they go, we can hit the coast. all the same, the range is 15 km with a little , so the stop of the dnieper near kherson was destroyed by the calculation of the howitzer and the manpower of the enemy, all attempts to cross to the left bank were thwarted by the military operation. the british and fre

just plus 40 kg, so scouts of the eighties of the arctic motorized rifle brigade, which was created for the coastrn fleet , are now performing combat missions on the islands in the dnieper delta around topka bog , a piece of solid land where you can put a mortar and create a defensive line. it is very rare for these areas and there is a daily battle. you need to walk with your feet to see everything to look to see. there you can hide behind the edges of the trees. can you find the stronghold. uh, ukrainian armed forces brigade. recently, more often the task of clearing the islands from a group of enemy drgs has been obtained, while

just plus 40 kg, so scouts of the 80th arctic motorized rifle brigade, which was created for the coastthe northern fleet, are now performing combat missions on the islands in the dnieper delta around the bog firepit, a piece of solid land where you can put a mortar and create a defensive line. it is very rare for these areas and there is a daily battle. you need to go through the legs to see everything. there you can hide behind the edge in the trees. can you find strongholds. uh, armed brigades from all over ukraine. in recently, the task of clearing the islands from a group of enemy drgs has been obtained more often. at the same time, we have to work extremely accurately, so as not to hurt our own , we confidently hit to the coast and along the edge of the coast in volume. if we roll closer, then deeper into that, we can hit the coast. after all, the range is 15 km with a little, so a good car stopping only on the last day of the group’s artillery, the dnieper near kherson was destroyed by a howitzer mortar crew and the manpower of the enemy, all attempts to cross to the left bank we

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just plus 40 kg, so scouts of the eighties of the arctic motorized rifle brigade, which was created for the coaste northern fleet, are now performing combat missions on the islands in the dnieper delta around topka, a swamp, a piece of solid land, where you can put a mortar and create a defensive line. it is very rare for these areas and there is a daily battle. you need to go through the legs to see everything. there you can hide behind the edges of the trees. can you find strongholds. e armed forces of ukraine brigade. recently , the task of clearing the islands from a group of enemy drgs has been received more often. at the same time, we have to work extremely accurately, so as not to hurt our own , we confidently hit to the coast and along the edge of the coast in volume. if you roll closer, then how as if we could strike its shores. still, let's keep the distance. 15 km from below with a little, so a good enough car. just the installation of only the last day of artillery, groupings, the dnieper near kherson , a mortar crew, a howitzer and manpower of the enemy were destroyed, all attempts t

just plus 40 kg, so scouts of the eighties of the arctic motorized rifle brigade, which was created for the coastuard of the northern fleet , are now performing combat missions on the islands in the dnieper delta around the bog firepit , a piece of solid land where you can put a mortar and create a defensive line. it is a rarity for these areas and there is a daily battle for the crew of the artillery of the brigade. last time. it turns out more often the task of clearing the islands from a group of enemy drgs. at the same time, we have to work extremely accurately, so as not to hurt our own , we confidently hit that shore and along the edge of that shore by volume. if we roll closer, then deeper into that bank, we can hit only on the last day of artillery, groups, the dnieper near kherson, a mortar crew , a howitzer and manpower of the enemy were destroyed, all attempts to cross to the left bank were thwarted alexander lukyanov dmitry malyshev operations. in buryatia, in the middle of summer, winter came, the streets of settlements turned white from hail, it fell so much that the ice cover lay f

expense of one is simply plus 40 kilograms, so the scouts of the 80th arctic motorized rifle brigade, which was created for the coast of the northern fleet, they are now performing combat missions on the islands in the dnieper delta around topka, a swamp , a piece of solid land where you can put a mortar and create a defensive line. it is very rare for these areas and there is a daily battle. you need to go through the legs to see everything. there you can hide behind the edge in the trees. can you find the stronghold. e armed forces of ukraine brigade. recently, more and more often the task of clearing the islands from a group of enemy drgs has been obtained. at the same time, you have to work super-precisely, so as not to hurt our own, we confidently hit the one on the coast and along the edge of the ecology with volume. if you roll closer, then it’s as if we can hit its shores. after all, the range is small therefore. enemy all attempts to cross to the left bank were thwarted by alexander bow. buy us berber megamarket - the same children's designer with a discount of up to 60 percent. there has never been such a

so the scouts of the 80th arctic motorized rifle brigade, which was created for the coast guard of then fleet , are now performing combat missions on the islands in the dnieper delta around the marshy swamps is a piece of solid land where you can put a mortar and create a defensive line. it is very rare for these areas and there is a daily battle. you need to go through the legs to see everything. there you can hide behind the edge on the trees. can you find strongholds, uh , ukrainian armed forces brigade. recently, more and more often the task of clearing the islands from a group of enemy drgs has been obtained. at the same time , we have to work extremely accurately, so as not to hurt our own, we confidently beat someone on the shore and along the edge of the coast. if you roll closer, then it’s as if its shores. we can still hit. yes, she has range. 15 km with a little, so a good enough car. the stop only for the last day of the artillery and the dnieper grouping near kherson was not destroyed by the mortar calculation of the howitzer and the manpower of the enemy, all attempts to

just plus 40 kg, so the scouts of the 80th arctic motorized rifle brigade, which was created for the coastthe northern fleet, are now performing combat missions on islands in the dnieper delta around topka, the swamp is a piece of solid land where you can put a mortar and create a defensive line. it is a rarity for these areas and there is a daily battle for the crew of the artillery of the brigade. lately. it turns out more often the task of clearing the islands from a group of enemy drgs. at the same time, we have to work extremely accurately, so as not to hurt our own , we confidently hit something of that shore and along the edge of that shore by volume. if we roll closer, then we can hit that shore only on the last day of artillery, groups, the dnieper near kherson the mortar crew was destroyed, the howitzer and the manpower of the enemy, all attempts to cross to the left bank were thwarted alexander lukyanov dmitry malyshev to lead the kherson direction of a special military operation. this night, powerful explosions were again heard in the odessa region, this is reported by the ukra

so the scouts of the eighties of the arctic motorized rifle brigade, which was created for the coast guard of the northern fleet, are now performing combat missions on the islands in the dnieper delta around the marshy swamps, a piece of solid land, where you can put a mortar and create a defensive line. it is very rare for these areas and there is a daily battle. you need to go through the legs to see everything. there you can hide behind the edges. can you find the stronghold. uh, ukrainian armed forces brigade. recently , the task of clearing the islands from a group of enemy drgs has been received more often. at the same time, we have to work extremely accurately, so as not to hurt our own , we confidently hit to the coast and along the edge of the coast in volume. if you roll closer, then how like its shores. we can hit all the same range. 15 km from below, if small, so a good enough car. worked on the enemy. now the self-propelled unit, only on the last day, the artillery and the dnepr grouping near kherson was destroyed by the mortar crew, howitzer and manpower of the enemy, a

sochi , beaten-up cars , tornadoes go around the windows of houses off the coast of tuapse, and moscow found itself in an arctic bag. what does such a forecast mean? a new structure for settlements in rubles and in the currencies of friendly countries is being created by vtb this a few minutes ago, vladimir putin was reported by the head of the bank andrey kostin the meeting just took place in the kremlin as for anti-russian sanctions, they first of all seriously hit the countries of the west according to kostin in the usa the largest financial crisis of 2008, in addition, it affected europe as well as the destroyed systems of world trade , the president separately asked how the russian banking sector functions in such conditions. well, in particular, vtb itself has historically been primarily engaged in servicing foreign trading activity. in this regard, there has been a significant impact on those customers who work in this field. and uh, of course, to go through the difficulties that ill-wishers have created for us. uh, vtb was more difficult, maybe even than other financial institutions, however. still, the

dandies move cyclones and it rains everywhere, and the anticyclone confidently moves along the coast of the arcticre danger. in siberia, rains are concentrated near baikal and closer to the urals, khanty-mansiysk-perm, yekaterinburg , and in omsk in tyumen, summer plus 26 gorno-altai 30 without precipitation. the north of the european territory and the north-west are still tending to + 25, but the rains actively interfere with solar heating and in the center the rains are already 23-25 ​​+ 30 and above in the middle volga in the black earth region and in the south it is already hot without precipitation, in the lower reaches of the volga in kalmykia the air will heat up to 35 on the black sea coast a little containment in sevastopol 29 in sochi 28 in st. petersburg today 24 light rain in moscow the probability of rain is higher and also plus 24 hot summer at the end of the working week. well, not for long. do not know the boundaries of the greek script. now unfolding in turkey judicial reform be, no matter what. why are the israelis making such new laws? from robots and mine detectors to sniffer d

along the entire coast even to the arctic ocean.sts of my country property , monuments to the civilization of the united states in the northwest were few. unlike california or florida. alaska did not seem like such a profitable acquisition in those years , the idea was gaining popularity that america needed spread out from the sea, to the shining sea, that the united states has divine rights to the entire continent, surely siod had the same mindset, he also believed in these patriotic slogans about divine right as any ordinary politician in st. petersburg closely followed the rounding of american states, as they wrote in diplomatic dispatches of that time, as opposed to the monroe doctrine, here was the doctrine of nicholas once the russian flag was raised. he shouldn't go down any more. the crimean war became an ordeal for the tsar and the russian flag. russia is actually in single-handedly opposed the ottoman french and british great britain tried to press russia and in north america the crimean war set up american colonies. in a

coast of alaska and, then over the north magnetic pole. the dream board took over the top of the world. she was racing an arctic storm and she no deicing equipment. she every test she had to. she was blazing an air trail over greenland. iceland, france and italy. and then egypt. everybody is pretty tired. and why not? it's sunday now and we left honolulu friday morning. we've been in the air 39 and one half hours. we flown 9500 miles nonstop, crossing two continents and landing a third flight quite. unlike 1947. big decision at the top level of command. world war two had proved the vital significance air power. so now is a logical reorganization of our military structure. and for the air force will be a separate service. the army air forces become the united states air force a necessary move first proposed years previously by general billy mitchell. w.o. stewart symington becomes the first secretary of the department of the air force. general counsel sparks, veteran of the early aviation section of the army's signal corps, and distinguished for his record, both world wars. they becomes the first chief of staff

just plus 40 kg , so scouts of the eighties of the arctic motorized rifle brigade, which was created for the coastow performing combat missions on the islands in the dnieper delta around the swamp swamp patch solid ground, where you can put a mortar and create a defensive line. it is very rare for these areas and there is a daily battle. you need to go through the legs to see everything. there you can hide behind the edge in the trees, maybe you will find strongholds. uh, armed forces of ukraine brigade. recently, the task of clearing the islands from a group of enemy drgs has been received more often. at the same time, we have to work extremely accurately, so as not to hurt our own, we confidently hit to that coast and along the edge of that coast by volume. if roll closer, then we can hit deeper. after all, the range is 15 km with a little, so a good car near kherson was destroyed by a howitzer mortar crew and manpower of the enemy, all attempts to cross to the left bank were thwarted alexander lukyanov dmitry malyshev together with the kherson direction of the military operation. one of the mos

second is the arctic is opening up, the ice is melting, and that's opening up a whole new theater that the united states navy and our coast guard partners are gonna have to work in. and finally, when we have the national guard responding to natural disasters in the united states, those are less forces that potentially the president could call on to go overseas. and where we already see the kind of threats that we're gonna see from national security, is just look no further than north africa. look at the arab spring. one of the contributing causes was a very rapid run-up in the price of wheat. now, why did wheat almost double right as the arab spring got going? it doubled because there were terrific droughts in australia, and if everybody remembers the fires of a few years ago, and the russian summer. there were big droughts there. worldwide wheat harvest really contracted. so, you couple the drought with really bad governance with already existing strife, it's sort of like dumping gasoline on and then just throwing matches. even though our budgets are very, very constrained in the department of defense and the department

shtokolov sergey chevela of us channel one natural gas burning plant arctic lng-2 from the murmansk region to the place of work off the coastamalo-nenets autonomous okrug sent the first giant offshore platform, on which all the necessary equipment has already been installed, the ceremony was attended by vladimir putin , there will be three such platforms in total . in the suburbs of murmansk, a center for the construction of large-capacity offshore structures, a plant for the production of plants, was opened. this the whole city how everything works was shown to the president by the head of state. i talked with the workers among them, not only from different regions of russia, but even from other states, for example, turkey, also during a trip to the murmansk region. the head of state held a meeting on the development of cities and towns in the arctic zone. first of all, those who live in our military so-called zato closed administrative-territorial formations. it is necessary to finalize the coordination of the action plan for the development of the housing energy social infrastructure of these but as well as the settlemen

relevant for the whole country and for the arctic in particular about a hundred ships and various other structures, for example, right here, two destroyers lie off the coastch such object is a process, expensive and difficult, however, to do. this necessary. after all, the kola bay is the only navigable bay in the north of russia that does not freeze due to the warm current on its shores, and murmansk with fishing and commercial ports and the base of the navy, shipyards. that is, such ships are drowned, they not only harm the environment, but also pose a threat. vision of shipping the rise of the ship was organized as part of the arctic festival, the ice broke up to this point for two weeks. divers worked underwater here. stela task to inspect the ship to release it from various debris cut and divided into pieces so that they can be pulled out by a crane. we saw the rise of the ship, then the melting of wounds, it is 100 tons displacement. he himself was even caved in, because a fragment of the ship is very large , about eighty tons. and now it will be cut into large pieces, then further it will be transferred further, cut into small pieces. and then he w

i'd had in the high arctic previously, be able to work our way from ice floe to ice floe for example. you could paddle a few kilometers offshore, and then you could hug along the coast floes and work your way along the coast of one of those floes. just like you would work your way along the coast of the land. and if a big wind were to come up, you could easily pull out onto that ice floe and dig in. set up your camp, and wait. in the early 2000s, you would see floes that were 20 -- 30 -- 40 -- 50 -- square kilometer floes. there are no large floes in this strait anymore. even though there is a lot of ice here, this is ice that's being emptied from the arctic ocean, and this tells us the arctic ocean is no longer an area of very thick, large pieces of ice. steve has seen the transition from lots of multi-year, large pieces of ice to what we see now. and that's been incredibly invaluable for me because i don't know what it used to look like. let him get down there and he'll wait! i'm getting it! aargh! wahoo! that was so easy. when steve was last here, a typical sea ice floe might have drifted

the united states coast guard provides critical capabilities to defend our national interests in the western hemisphere, the arctic and the indo-pacific. this budget makes strategic investments in the coast guard fleet of offshore partial cutters and -- security cutters, that will advance our security and economic prosperity. finally, the men and women of the ages who serve our nation are our most important and vital resource. we cannot expect to recruit and retain a world-class diverse workforce is are not compensated fairly. we are asking for 1.4 billion dollars to honor the promise of pay fairness to our tsa workforce. this budget will enable the department to respond to the threats of today and prepare for the threats of tomorrow. thank you very much. >> thank you, mister secretary. secretary, since 9/11, the u.s. government has focused its counterterrorism mission, primarily on international terrorist groups like al-qaeda and ices. the date h s certainly was created during that time specifically to address the threats that we are facing here at the homeland, but in recent years you and your counterparts at th

coast guard rear admiral john mauger confirmed the worst. >> an rov, or remote operated vehicle from the vessel horizon arctic discovered the tail cone of themately 1600 feet from the bow of the "titanic" on the sea floor. the debris is consistent with the catastrophic loss of the pressure chamber. >> the u.s. navy now says the sound they detected in the atlantic ocean just hours after the "titan" began its descent on monday was consistent with an implosion. the discovery and disclosure of a debris field came almost as a relief. an implosion event would be extremely quick. it would last less than a second, and the people inside very likely didn't even have time to feel afraid. >> the announcement sent shockwaves through the tight knit deep sea community. the search and rescue was now a search and recovery mission for a vessel that in the eyes of some experts never should have been in the water. >> captain, first, how are you processing this news? >> well, alex, i'm heart-sick for the people on board and what they suffered, but also for their families. and i'm angry as hell because this thing should have never have happened. for the last sev

coast of south america so that is the warmer waters which causes the rise in sea levels. the lowest since 1979, missing 2.4 million square kilometers of built-up ice in the region. the arcticse to an all-time low in 2012 missing 1.5 million square kilometers of ice and the other third component, the green land ice melt about 325,000 square kilometers above average in terms of that ice melt. ice and the warmer oceans really accelerating. we're seeing that play out in the summer of 2023. >> rob, that's shocking and scary. what are maybe some of the impacts -- what are we looking out for here in the bay area? >> the forecast around the bay area and these models show that acceleration, a 4 inch rise, we're rising by a half foot every 20 years. as the temperatures increase a rise of one foot every 20 years. the fossil fuel emissions, jacket around the planet that traps the heat, the forecast from here shows a reduction in those fossil fuel emissions, we can begin to see these changes level off. if nothing is done, and this is the big concern you've been hearing a lot about, the trend of accelerated change like we're seeing outside right now can be something we see more of movin

arctic with crews and sinks on it. last collapsed during the previous ice age around 12000 years ago and could have catastrophic impacts. full humanity, sea levels would rise around the east coast of north america. and storms with west and in europe are rings in asia, africa, and south america would be disrupted, causing issues for food production for billions of people. going back to england as an ocean and the climate dynamics professor at the university of new south wales he's on tom take focused work is very similar to the state to study. he's with his life not from sydney. welcome to the program of these kinds of warnings. have been coming for years. how do they know? that's right. i mean, this is a very interesting study out today, but it's very true that actually i 1st understanding that there could be a why staple state. that is to say a situation where the 20 circulation can collapse. the 1st thoughts on this was actually out in the early sixty's, philip by the name of henry storm. we're at a very famous type of nowadays and triggered a whole area of research. and we know from probably our climate reco. it's from by 6 theory. looking at the ocean circulation there, as

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