arctic landscape. this ice freezes out of the ocean. e up of many individual pieces, which are called ice floes. sea ice in the arctic is constantly drifting, and over time winds and currents drive much of it into the last ice area. floes that enter nares strait end up being carried south with the prevailing current. this ice is on a journey of no return. we came from fort conger, and that took us all day, and now we have to go all the way across there. it's interesting to have a journey up here in this really remote place, where you think of these hardened explorers coming, and just have kind of regular people, like except for steve, you know, the rest of us are pretty much ordinary people just plucked out of life. like mike's plucked out of silicon valley, and bryce is plucked out of college. and you know, chris is plucked out of academia, and i'm just lifted up from my farm. it's 13 nautical miles to the other side of lady franklin bay. with the ice about to break up at any time, i don't feel safe. those men of the lady franklin bay e

planet, it is a modern and super-passable vessel that can even withstand the two-meter ice of the arctic ocean and the unthinkable arctic frosts. suffice it to say that the gas carrier is of the type of crosses. demar is rusting. this is 45. mw, power. we have new icebreakers 60 million. if imagine, here, uh, we are with you. uh, in our office about artferation. ah, the length of the tanker, creed maria, is 60 meters longer. and they are also specialists who set themselves a goal. seemingly impossible challenge at the beginning of the new millennium. it was the transportation of oil and gas produced in the most difficult climatic conditions of the arctic and the far east, their current task is no less difficult in general. to fulfill the centuries-old dream of sailors to establish year-round navigation along the northern sea route, the most difficult and most promising direction of the new millennium. they are somewhat similar to cosmonauts in space because they also go into the unknown. today we are already one step away from fulfilling this task. well, how did it happen that it is the russia

planet, it is a modern and super-passable vessel that can even withstand the two-meter ice of the arctic oceanle arctic frosts. suffice it to say that the gas carrier is of the type of crosses. demar is rusting. this is 45. mw, we have a new power imagine icebreakers , uh, you and i are, uh, in our office on boarding, ah, and the length of the tanker up to major is 60 m more, and also these are specialists who put themselves in front of them. seemingly impossible challenge at the beginning of the new millennium. it was oil transportation.

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planet, it is a modern and super passable vessel that can even withstand the two-meter ice of the arctic oceanit to say that a gas carrier of the type crosses to juniper, 45. mw, the power of our new icebreakers to imagine, here we are. uh, in our office at the federation abortion ah. the length of the domodedon tanker is 60 m more, and they are also specialists who put themselves in front of themselves. it seemed like an impossible task. at the beginning of the new millennium. it was the transportation of oil and gas produced in the most difficult climatic conditions of the arctic and the far east, their current task is no less difficult in general. realize the centuries-old dream of the sea

will result in an almost ecological disaster, because the discharge will be carried out in the arctic ocean barents sea, before introducing an environmental standard, it is necessary to create an infrastructure that will allow us to comply with it, says sergey chernyshevsky his company organizes events throughout russia from blagoveshchensk to kaliningrad is a great undertaking. you are collecting garbage. so you divided it and collected further, what will you do with it. if there is no infrastructure where to take it all, what will you do with it. you will fall off. it's all a hell of a bunch. and what about doing many and different problems, but is there only one eco-standard to comply with it or not? and to what extent everyone decides for himself while this is only a recommendation from dina ivanova irina prychakovskaya susanna prutchikova dmitry panov and georgy ugarov ntv television company and by this time there is more and more news, as always on the ntv.ru website our telegram channel and mobile application, which is called today, and we thank you for your attention. all the best,

ocean, sighing tree. there's no time to lose. look just for the arctic sunrise. windsor is not far away and the ice is too close and about it's been so a race against time to protect areas like the way we'll see before it's too late. newman katlyn, it's a green piece campaign lead. we're combining full, i will be the little was largest types of area and i talked to cushion same chain in the area of the widow said it'd be about 5 times the size of gemini. the proposal is already on the table, it's already going. the backing of the scientists are saying we need to protect a 3rd of the walls oceans at least. and we want to let fish dogs with others who want to mitigate against the west simplex to find an talk. this is a great place to saw. it just knowing months time and how you box australia, the decision will be made by the until arctic ocean commission, the international party responsible for the conservation of these waters on whether to accept the st tree proposal. theme of the expedition is to build the case that it needs to happen. the hours go by an

developing a powerful artic invasion of the continent, a stream of air poured from the waters of the arctic ocean, this process will be released tomorrow. look in the bag of cold will be the entire russian north, as well as the center of russia and the chernozem region, and the temperature in many regions. x will not rise, even higher, +15, according to media statistics, such a cold snap occurs no more than 7 times in centuries in moscow, for example, today it is not higher than plus 17°, and then next thursday, generally plus 15-16 the feeling that autumn will add light rains to the street fortunately, in july, such weather, purely physically, cannot last for a long time and warming will begin from friday. goodbye to me on this. for an hour economic news masha, the exchange price of 92 gasoline renewed the record for nothing, but at the same time , the growth of retail prices slowed down. more about i'll tell you about this a little later, but for now, here's what the weakening of the ruble in june happened against the backdrop of a decrease in sales of foreign exchange earnings by exporters. th

powerful artic invasion of the continent, a stream of air gushed out and from the waters of the arctic oceans process will come out tomorrow. look in the bag of cold will be the entire russian north, as well as the center of russia and the chernozem region, and the temperature in many areas. x will not rise, even above plus, 15 according to media statistics, such a cold snap occurs no more than seven worlds per century in moscow, for example, today it is no higher than plus 17 °, and then next thursday, in general, plus 15-16, the feeling that autumn will be added outside and light rains, fortunately in july, this weather, physically, it cannot last long and warming will begin from friday. that's all for me, goodbye. immediately after advertising against the opposition of the ruble in foreign trade, halva opens the door to the world of fantastic shopping, even during the period of discounts and sales, any purchases will become even more pleasant with a 10-month installment plan and up to 10% cashback . misha rosa cellophane sold kombucha ilya natashino sasha pupyrochka director do not take t

the grand duchy of lithuania reached the arctic ocean, reached the pacific ocean and turned right aroundts everyone. well, this is generally, well, in general , say that they are going to share their experience with everyone else. how to deal with china is fun. in general, here is the topic that was raised about the fact that they consider us weak and we see all these things. on the one hand, she's funny. we understand that this not this way. on the other hand, this is dangerous, because inadequate people make inadequate decisions based on inadequate information. it is very, very difficult when there is a huge grouping on one side and a huge grouping of nuclear weapons on the other side. there are nuclear weapons, here is an inadequate president who kicks his podium and in general they do not understand. why is he standing there? it's actually scary to eat, uh against this backdrop. adequate people like a billboard , which i would try to quote said, the only generally correct thing, with which we can agree on, the task of the united states is to shape the world of the future, relying on

what seemed to be a possible task , ensuring the supply of energy carriers across the seas of the arctic oceanost severe months, when or before the stake, it’s not just today on the day of the worker of the river and sea fleet. watch the documentary modern commercial fleet of russia pioneers of the new era. - this is such an unpredictable dangerous element, you can get lucky once for the second time, the sea obviously will not forgive the difficult ice situation. at two knots we can follow the stern in two meters of ice. and according to the lens, the arctic is a difficult place for any marine operation . good such frosts in the region of -50-52 are different, individuals have climatic conditions and require special attention. us approach to these issues. our tanker is specially designed to operate in the arctic seas to transport oil from the terminal gate the arctic, located in the omsk bay, murmansk , of course, you need to take the first step authority on your overalls, you can’t draw a fight against the elements along one line. in the daily work of sovcomflot's arctic shuttle tankers, one

action to live at new coil and gas leasing in important places in the western architect and the arctic ocean. second to the interior department will propose a rule that will recommend additional protections for more than $13000000.00 acres in the area. these steps will protect wild life, including caribou, and polar bears and guard the subsistence rights that are so important to alaska native communities. 3rd is simple a project which is a difficult and complex issue that was inherited. these are existing leases issued by previous administrations. as far back as the ninety's. as a result, we have limited decision space, but we focused on how to reduce the projects footprint and minimize its impacts to people and to wild life. hey, philip, listening to sector holland there. um, there is definitely a tonal shift on that 3rd point. it, it seems to be very reticent to kind of announcing those are what are some of the politics that, that went into this and why would that buy them administration that seem to campaign on making climate change a priority? well, why didn't, what did they do this? yea

arctic ocean.d only it is hard to imagine that until quite recently there was no there was no water and very strong people were quarrying very beautiful marble. fy pits, yes, that's what the drill would be drilled with drills. and here , it turns out, somewhere pushkin is hiding from us , at least, vladimir assures that this is how we suggest looking here for the profile of pushkin , which appeared long before the birth of alexander sergeevich himself, directly clearly exemplary. yes, about the same as he painted himself, only his nature painted. well, tourists love everything. this is our tourist nature, so we go to where it’s completely under water, could fit the statue of liberty well, not quite the whole truth, the torch would loomed on the surface. as our captain volodya told us, we are now at the deepest point of the canyon 72 m. how many floors is that? well, practically, i think, well, there are no more two nine-story houses. wait, this is more than 2 ten-story buildings. and this is not al

remembered that the origins of the yenisei tv are essentially camels, and where it flows into the arctic oceaneet polar bears such an incredible river, an old, village in the taiga on the banks of the yenisei bakht. in these parts, the ancestors of kito , the smallest indigenous people of siberia along the river, lived. they traveled on wooden boats, the craftsmen of quito carefully keep their art with branches. and with such makar, they hammered, only here they drilled holes from the inside, like this, under the bottom, they made a fire inside, poured hot water and centimeter by centimeter, slowly, slowly, the branch unfolded, we call it to breed it, we sit on the crossbar. and these are makar. but the only thing, of course, that you need to be observant weighs despite the lack of roads and communications, the population of bakhta is growing and getting younger , repairing a school, building an apartment building. bogdan lavrov moved with his family to a remote village in his native kostroma and the apartment and the business builds the house a better place to live. it is simply not thought t

which divides the city into two banks , connects the entire vast region from the gorsayans to the arctic oceanlly honored . in the fleet. so the fleet is a powerful force that provides the population every year. for 160 years in a row in the krasnoyarsk territory, the fleet has been providing communication with the mainland , supplying food, delivering useful minerals such as oil and ore, and the volume of river traffic is only growing every year exactly like the number of cargo ships, four barges are already ready. two of them have already passed the water test and yours will go down to the slipways and pass the test in july at the end of july. the first two barges will be sent to the document, where we are waiting already at the beginning of august, despite last year's charge. yenisei this year. navigation started according to the plan. in total, this season it is planned to transfer a record 3.5 million tons of cargo. here are some barges on the apparatus left loaded, so that immediately after set off sergey kachalov is one of those ships that participate in the northern plant, that is, har

yes, i don’t know there, across the arctic ocean there is such news. this is first of all.s is a discretization of their own special services. safety organs, which, of course, at a minimum, are a big island, yes, that is, to leave, all the more so, to illegally obtain quite large property and take it outside the foggy albion on a tray from the special services of law enforcement officers. that's why i think they should be sued by their competent authorities for such publications. why do they blame russia , but again, we have repeatedly analyzed, touching on information technology, such moments as in general, but our film industry. they prepared the public opinion a long time ago that russia is the main image this is boris razor. boris is an animal. no matter how scary it is, therefore, if we let's take it apart, cinematography is hollywood as a whole, yes, apart from some other information technologies, this is a mistake. i mean, we watch funny movies there. the rest of the russian mafia is everywhere the russian mafia, as if, and the like, they have been preparing the publ

the arctic ocean in that part of the world is 15 plus degrees above average.s at 11:00 a.m. away from the coast for hot temperatures this afternoon. accuweather 7-day, hot tomorrow inland, cooler by sususu >>> back to our gma book club pick for july. save what's left by debut author elizabeth castellano. lori sat down to talk about why it's the unbeach read of the summer. >> yes, indeed. it is the unbeach read. you'll have to read it to find out. i was so excited to talk to elizabeth about "save what's left." we sat down in her serene beach town for a chat about this laugh out loud funny book that flips the beach read genre upside down. take a look. it's the dream so many of us envision. a warm summer's breeze, salt water in the air, waves crashing on the shore. but what if the fantasy of owning a beach home isn't all sea shells and sunshine? just ask debut author elizabeth castellano. >> i wanted to take on that beach town fantasy and find the humor and show what's going on behind the scenes in these little beach towns. >> reporter: elizabeth paints a more re

that's what at the source of the yenisei of tuva, in fact, camels, and where it flows into the arctic oceans like this an incredible river, an ancient village among the taiga on the banks of the yenisei bakht. in these parts , the ancestors of kito, the smallest indigenous people of siberia, lived along the river. they went on wooden boats, branches, quito artisans keep their art carefully. and such makar here were hollowed. only here the parties are considered to be the first travelers. there were pomors here. these are larch wood. vessels to think about only in the eleventh-twelfth centuries, pomors on such koches from arkhangelsk went along the northern sea route. yes, the yenisei later went down and settled in harsh places. the first starboard ship was launched in 1863. the pride of the moral coupon of the yenisei shipping company is lyubov prokopievna stepankova, she worked with a ship mechanic for 97 years during the war. in 1941, almost all the men went to the front, and women are taking the helm. it was hard, very hard, and there was no one to work. i stood under the velasts of stra

divides the city into two banks, connects with it the entire vast region from the gorsayans to the arctic oceanhe north has always depended on the fleet and everything, that is, goods we got groceries and everything else in the navy. so this is a powerful force that provides the population every year for 160 years in a row in the krasnoyarsk territory, the fleet provides communication with the mainland supplies food delivers minerals such as oil ore, and the volume of river traffic is only growing every year . exactly like the number of cargo ships, four barges are already ready. two of them have already passed the water test, two pages will go down to the slipways and will be tested in july at the end of july. the first two barges will be sent to dudinka, where we are already waiting in early august, despite last year's shallowing. yenisei this year. navigation started as planned a record 3.5 million tons of cargo. so, some barges loaded onto the apparatus, so that immediately after they set off, sergey kachalov is one of those motor ships that participate in the northern plant, that is, the s

this is the arctic ocean. barencevo sea. kara sea. had the opportunity to serve for almost 4 years at our novosemeysk nuclear test site. this is the caspian flotilla , the city of bakun, and that's it. in fact, in the pocket on the caspian sea, i want to report to you, they are cooler than the ocean ones. these are the seas. and i personally have always been surprised by the female question. where did the expression come from that a woman on a ship is bad sign. do you really know this, it has been going on since ancient times, probably from the time of piracy and so on, when, uh, ships left for a long time for years and, of course, women on the ship. it was discord. and as for the present time, of course, a warship, i understand that in my opinion a woman has a place, but the ships, er, the supply fleet. this is a helper fruit. here we have, when i was, uh, in military service, in connection with the sea there was such a wonderful ship, but now there are medical ones, this is a floating hospital, called the yenisei, so it’s calmly goo

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

even further along russia's southern border from the arctic ocean to the black sea. well that springing andre background off, he is the chairman of the board of the association of russian to pronounce. he joins us now from the russian capital with moscow. mister buchan of when it comes to nature of expansion, i know the russian foreign minister has said that moscow would take my court appropriate measures to protect its own legitimate security interest. so when we look at that potentially changing map here, can you tell me what's regarded as appropriate and when, as well actually the desktop, stick at the appropriate measures. we are expanding the overall number of our troops and we are expanding and making much more troops on the northern boundary is uh, just because of the people and, and, uh, shoes. as soon as she's the susan accession to, to nato. in addition to that, we are moving to all about the history authentic reverie and know who used to accomplish. i mean sweden and finland instead. oh, well, being the island so oh, well, uh, the peaceful existence uh the

only here, but the cutest seals here, they made their way along the rivers all the way from the arctic oceanild, but guaranteed in the irkutsk merlinaria. they 'll put on a show for you too. polina skryabikova, a tenth grade student from the small irkutsk town of angarsk, is studying english and french loves to cook pies, dance and give a good mood for four years. my parents brought me to the palace of culture from that moment i started dancing, besides that i was 8 years old. i play in the theater of fairy tales, it happened unexpectedly. after i won the competition together with the snow maiden , the director noticed me and began to invite me to the roles of the host and various fairy-tale characters. polina's mom works as an accountant, dad is an ambulance driver polina's cherished dream is to someday be on the same stage with her idol, by the way, one of brilliant presenters of our project, my favorite actress is olga khokhlova, our angarsk woman. i hope that in the future they will become as wonderful and famous an actress as she is. in order to meet a real shaman, it is not necessary t

guys performed work in 13 areas of genetics and biotechnologies for the exploration of the arctic and the world oceanergy. unmanned vehicles and not only it has become a national and even international technological competition for schoolchildren, the company is involved in organizing this program. and in general, if we really join the federation, having already poured ourselves into the solutions, there are no tasks that we face and, of course, this is called the most.

waters only we and time time yes, we give one and a half minutes from three different oceans indian quiet. atlantic arcticcould not they couldn’t bring it there, while it’s cold there , so three two times two three went. give attention to one. 1 1 it was a spectacle, of course, amazing to your hearts , many school technicians, cleaners from various institutions, envied, envied the reality of coherence and plentiful sea, so to speak, water balance . it turned out spaghetti turned teams used different tactics. and if roulette is at this level? he ran, and then the committee was handed over. why if you follow today? it turns out two one in favor took. what food in the fleet noodles in a navy way or our next contest is a sailor, without a belly, so that rust without a load take off try it in a boat made by the mother-in-law and mother thanks to our dear hostesses, favorite two dishes for one team to participate in this competition. board and buryat buryat carriage and noodles. here the task is what, uh, whoever eats faster, or stops, then lost to his comrades-in-arms. not not one site is normal. lanterns pump

the guys performed work in 13 areas of genetics and biotechnology , the development of the arctic and the oceans. space energy. unmanned vehicles and not only rational even international technology competition for schoolchildren , companies participated in the organization of this program, did not agree at all with the federation that we are facing and, of course. this is called the largest and helps everyone decide. what to do for the next well, basically a decade. all work was done by schoolchildren under the guidance of experienced mentors, among which are representatives of the largest companies of scientific centers. that’s all for now , antifake is on the air. seen the video, now i'm asking this question with a special sense of prankster vovan and lexus talked to the former president of ukraine and found out how he was not allowed to attend the nato assembly. how many missiles does the apu actually have? who are these useful idiots, and why is the first lady of the body armor a frank confession about what is important today in the program? this is an anti-fake program, here we are waging o

the grand duchy of lithuania reached the arctic ocean, reached the pacific ocean and turned right aroundh china is fun, but in general, here is the topic that was raised about the fact that they consider us to be weak in the world. and we see all these things. on the one hand, she is cheerful, we understand that this is not so. on the other hand , this is dangerous, because inadequate people make inadequate decisions based on inadequate information. it is very, very difficult when there is a huge grouping on one side and a huge grouping of nuclear weapons on the other side. there are nuclear weapons, here is an inadequate president who kicks his podium and, in general, does not understand. why is he standing there? it's actually scary to eat, uh against this backdrop. adequate people as was? what i would like to quote , the only generally correct thing that we can agree on is the task of the united states is to shape the world of the future, relying on its strengths on those alliances that are here, i would say here. well, let's leave our army to do what it has to do. and that she is goo

the marine fleet, solving the problem of protecting russia's national interests in the arctic and the atlantic oceane. completing the passage of a group of patrol boats anti-sabotage boat yunarmiya dagestan with the banner of the red banner the commander of the boat of the black sea fleet, the commander of the boat, senior midshipman, riman, alizaev, 240 years old montenegrin carries a battle tower to the borders of our great motherland, everyone on the lips of victory ushakov and nakhimov heroic defense and liberation of the legendary sevastopol during the great patriotic war today the fleet is equipped with modern warships , submarines and naval aviation passed the baptism of fire in the syrian arab republic and is now fighting in a special military operation. of the baltic fleet pavel khenanov ship commander captain of the third rank vyacheslav gubkin of the navy, the ship has passed more than 16,000 nautical miles, carried out modernization. made it one of the best representatives of the ships of this subclass all over the world during a special military operation , mine defense ships successful

name if the americans have anything to say if they're going to add, you know, the indian ocean countries, the arctic countries, you name it will be the north atlantic, the arctic pacific indian tree association. it's, it's a mass really. and to be honest with you, i think that nato has shown its weakness here with the conflict that's going on since february of last year. and nato is a running in the money, and i think people are starting to read between the lines here that this could possibly be the downfall of needle eventually. now in terms of serious consequences, here could we see the potential deployment of nuclear weapons along with this. how could this whole thing influence regional stability? well, i mean, if we went back many years ago, maybe 1015 years ago, the americans might have been able to persuade some of these southeast asian countries. thailand allows, you know, can bodya, but they're not going to be persuaded. china has invested heavily in these countries, not just with bricks, but with the belt road initiative, which is in over 152 countries right now. now, you see there's a new

that half of the oceans on the planet have been recorded and the warming of the water temperature in the eastern mediterranean sea, the baltic sea, the black sea, the south and the arctic than 3 times the global average , with an ocean foot that because the bathroom is hot, it threatens animal species. at the same time, scientists are concerned about the consequences of these irreversible changes. another group, and of course, the politicians who are not convinced, and it consults. took the ground needed for this work the leaders of the industrialized countries of the group of 20, who are responsible for 80% of the global emission of greenhouse gases , should reduce the emission of greenhouse gases. we saw a report about climate change and the record of the hottest month on the planet . also, mr. mehdi piri is an expert on international law issues, he said, and i will start with mr. rahnama, what is the guidance of usman tussel and what happened that this month was the hottest month in the history of the planet, and at the service of you , dear viewers, see the scientists of geology courses or the periods that are known as the yard in the earth's planet are found for v

jury more than 70 developments in various fields of genetics for the development of the arctic and the world oceanenile competition for schoolchildren and for the company 400 companies participate in the organization of this program in general for the constituent entities of the russian federation and we really include schoolchildren in the strongest in the most subject-wise , who have already shown themselves in solving the tasks that confront us and, of course. this is the greatest inspiration and helps everyone decide. what to do uh, for the next. well, in fact, for decades, the most inventive authors can go on an internship, leading russian companies will put the best developments into production, and that's all for now. and now words to svetlana zeynalova and timur solovyov thank you very much, maria thank you, dear friends, that you meet this morning in our company, and we, in turn, meet him in st. petersburg. hooray it's tuesday july 25 a beautiful day, but the most important day, of course, ahead this sunday there will be a naval parade in honor of the russian navy cheers comrades. you and

the a high stakes lower on the way, immediately heading to the proposed ocean century is very time to lose look, just for the arctic sunrise. winter is not far away and the ice will soon close in its been so it breaks the gains time to protect areas like the way we'll see before it's too late to mccallum. it's a green piece campaign. lead way combining full will be the levels largest types of area and on top of cushion, same chain in areas, the widow said it'd be about 5 times the size of gemini. the proposal is already on the table. it's already gone. the backing of the scientists are saying we need to protect a 3rd of the world's oceans at least, and we want to let fish dogs, whatever they want to mitigate against the west simplex assignment change. and then talk to is it a great place to saw? it just knowing month's time and how you box australia, the decision will be made by the until it's dictation commission, the international party responsible for the conservation of these waters on whether to accept the same truth proposal. theme of the expedition is to build the case that it needs to happen. the hours go b

arctic. it can have significant impact on our weather patterns, on our oak ocean circulation.our everyday lives, what happens at the pollsters effect is all and it is a very important piece of the puzzle when it comes to this overall climate change picture.- climate change picture. very dramatic words _ climate change picture. very dramatic words from - climate change picture. very| dramatic words from antonio climate change picture. very dramatic words from antonio guterres a few minutes ago. let's remind you of what he said, about how serious the situation is right now. according to the data it is today, july has — according to the data it is today, july has seen _ according to the data it is today, july has seen the _ according to the data it is today, july has seen the hottest - according to the data it is today, july has seen the hottest three l according to the data it is today, i july has seen the hottest three week period _ july has seen the hottest three week period ever— july has seen the hottest three week period ever recorded, _ july has seen the hottest three week

overturning circulation, or a m o c, a drives the atlantic oceans cummins, by pushing warm water from the gulf of mexico north towards the arctic and there it cools, and then it sinks. now the last time the gulf stream collapsed was during the previous ice age under 12000 years ago. if it happens again, the impact could be catastrophic. sea levels would rise along the east coast of north america and storms would get worse in europe. rains in asia, africa and south america would be disrupted, and that would interrupt food production for billions of people. peter, the medical is a probably will climates ologist and he explains why the gulf stream is so important to the global climate. a mock, as it's called the atlantic murdy on over turning circulation is a vital part of a global climate system. in fact, is the single biggest gear of the climate system. the reason why it's so important is that it sets the climate zones around the world. that is, every place where we live, that sense of climate, that sense of identity that we have with our land and with our resources is set up by the fact that the climate is, is, is a familiar, i

arctic stone. it is 70 percent of all fresh water resources globally. thousands of square kilometres of ice breaks, falls as ice boats every year it melts into the ocean. fresh water that is wasted duty such has demonstrated that these. busy opportunities that supported potentially start bringing water from the northern hemisphere via defendant water to those 80 yards via the need this month. so it can be as easily scientist at the united nations university and also off the both unconventional water resources from a technological point of view i spoke to already told today ships from the oil and gas industry up pulling smaller chunks away from drilling platforms to provide a city like cape town with fresh water for roughly 10 weeks. we need some think a lot bigger than ice mountain wing around a 125000000 tons. in comparison, a large cargo vessel weighs around 200000 tons. and instead of pulling it just a few 100 meters, it would have to be checked thousands of kilometers. it's a huge feet. that's computer simulations from 2011. have shown that this is possible. well, the originally it's still a long way from luxury 3 d animation to reality one and th

nitrate some terminated waters, of the po, flow into the egg. arctic sea water nose no borders. nitrates can be found in nearly all lakes and oceans. the least nitrates lead to a harmful accumulation of nutrients that causes algy overgrowth. the green carpet stand or even visible from the outer space. like here in the bulk succeed the algae blooms, but the sun's rays, suffocating organisms that live deep under water. when allergy decomposes, it reduces the level of oxygen and the water. the large areas of the baltic sea has become dead zones. the, the country is bordering a, i've already reduce the influx of nitrate, but it will take many years before the baltic. we covers the problems like this have helped organic food rise in popularity. consumers have become more environmentally aware and more health conscious. but organic farming is nothing new. it was established in germany a century ago for more and more consumers today are looking to avoid pesticide and chemical fertilizers and promot. biodiversity. organic food has become big business . over the last 20 years, organic farm land has grown from 3.5 to 8 percent of europe's c

as ocean temperatures increase, two things happen. one, ice in the arcticnd antarctic melts, adding water to the ocean. and, two, seawater expands. remember those zettajoules. combined the effects of melting ice sheets and expanding seawater volume increases sea levels along our coasts. and that slow creep of sea level rise is not as slow as it used to be. the ocean rose more than twice as fast this decade as it did the previous decade. at last year set a new record high. the news gets worse. there is a centuries' long time lag in the natural systems causing sea level rise, meaning that we're only seeing the leading edge of what we have caused. even if we stopped emitting greenhouse gases today, ocean levels would continue to rise for decades. noaa has predicted that the acceleration will continue, sea level rise along the u.s. coastline will rise 10 to 12 inches just over the next 30 years as much as the entire rise measured over the last century. one way to help deal with this is through the national coastal resilience fund, a grant program that restores

we're coming to grips with as we look out whether it be in the ocean or during my time in submarines looking at the northern reaches of the arcticcular ice. and now looking at the wildfires in canada. that was impressive to see as we flew over ohio, the great lakes, new york, up over new england. you could see the smoke as it layered over new york and d.c. you could see the dividing line, which was interesting, a low-pressure system with the rain in new england was keeping the wildfires south of them. that smoke south of of them. the realization we live on a dynamic earth is what as a civilization we're coming to grips with. >> we have to wrap it up there. no floating mic. that's okay. we got a lot of interesting info and perspective in the international space station. stephen bowen, thank you. i'm in awe we're able to connect 250 miles above earth. >> stephen, thank you. >> floating mic. there it is. he did it for us. yay! >> this is your happiness. >> i'm done for the day. >>> back here on earth, really on grass on earth, chris eubanks will take the court to extend his wimbledon run. on the line a shot at the semifinals on ten

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