Now would be the best time to go to Yellowstone, when no one is there.

I suggest you watch the movie Before the Flood. For the last hundred forty years humans have been burning coal oil and natural gas. That CO2 that is emitted by the tailpipes of every single tap power plant, gas stoves, Vehicles, aircraft, Anythink that burns coal oil and natural gas, emits carbon. As the global population increases and right now it's in a record 7.9 billion people on the planet a total of 36 billion tons of carbon emissions are being released into the atmosphere. While it's still a relatively small amount greenhouse gas, carbon plays an absolute critical role in regulating the temperature of the planet. It's a total climate regulator. How is it remained steady over the last 800,000 years before the Industrial Revolution? Yes it has to a certain point every roughly 100,000 years CO2 will climb from 180 parts per million which is an ice age 280 parts per million. Since the Industrial Revolution the CO2 has climbed roughly every year. As there's not enough flora and furniture and other words Forest ocean plant life that absorbs CO2. What is doing is it accumulating at a faster rate and it's causing temperatures on Earth to climb at a very scary frightening level. 90% of that thermal heat energy or roughly 17 x 10 to the 22nd power Jewels heat energy, or equivalent of 5 Hiroshima thermonuclear bombs is being reabsorbed in the world's oceans around the planet. Most of the heat energy is being absorbed unequally near the equator. That is causing a rapid increase in the evaporation rate of surface water on the Pacific Ocean Atlantic Ocean and Indian Ocean. At the same time every fall when the South Pacific is fully loaded with heat energy it will release a tremendous amount of moisture into the atmosphere. That moisture attracts North on what is called a atmospheric River. I saw one from a NASA website and it showed the river traveling as far north as the Greenland ice sheet. But if I'm correct it was last year? It crashed into Europe and caused incredible deadly flooding in Germany. 300 Germans lost their lives as houses fell into the street because the street turn into a explosive raging River that escalated the earth below the sewer and storm drain lines at least 15 to 20 feet under the surface of the road. Last November 15th another atmospheric River slammed into the west coast of the United States. It caused horrific amount of flooding in Whatcom County which is next to the Canadian border. It caused a record amount of flooding in Bellingham all the way into Abbotsford British Columbia Canada. It caused massive mudslide what are the mudslides pushed eight Vehicles into the river killing at least one family. It washed out highways washed out Bridges. It was by far one of the most devastating flood events that we've experienced. Humans are 100% responsible for the total amount of heat and CO2 in the atmosphere and sadly the United States government has been warned about the effects of increasing levels of CO2 as far back as Lyndon B Johnson. CO2 is also acidifying the oceans as excessive amount of CO2 is being reabsorbed and dropping the pH level. The higher acidity levels is dissolving calcium carbonate shells that's including crabs and oysters right now it's just attacking the larva stage when they're very weak and the shells are very thin. I live in western Washington and it's attacking our selfish here in the Puget Sound. The other impact from climate change is global deforestation. I suggest you type and deforestation in KZfaq and watch the videos but pay attention to the one with what looks like an image of the Amazon on fire. Has climate change occurred in the past yes it. 55 million years ago, the paleocene-eocene era had large amounts of volcanic CO2 pushed into the atmosphere. In particular the paleocene-eocene thermal maximum which is a event that lasted 100,000 years helped contribute to the last mass extinction. But before all species of planet Earth could die they were given an opportunity to migrate North to escape the hellish heat and drought and famine Jared all aquatic species that Jared all aquatic species that could migrate into the north did so evidence of alligator fossils, tropical palm fronds and other tropical species we're radiocarbon dated and discovered in the Arctic. I'm afraid that as the carbon was reabsorbed by the world's plants, peat moss and trees and got reburied in the Earth's crust, it turned into coal oil and natural gas. Humans are we exchanging the carbon from the ground back into the atmosphere. Right now there are signs on Earth that some small areas are now uninhabitable. Too hot to dry and not enough moisture to support life. These areas were very very habitable in the 1960s

@@thetechnicanwithaheart1682 i stopped reading after the first sentence... professor.

Exactly. It's ever changing. Nature does her own thing. We are just along for the ride.

Right ‼️‼️💪💪

Pan through that dirt 👍

It's a blessing -COMANCHE NATION

Power of nature 👍👍👍👍 there is no man made climate change, man made climate change preached by governments is just a psychological strategy used to blame people, making them to feel bad because they destroy planet and of course tax them or we can call it TAXATION OF STUPID, no one can stand against power of nature, HAARP is a huge mistake and people will pay for this, nature will show his fury and power worldwide

Exactly-we drove through last year. It was amazing… but it was crazy to watch people flip out over seeing a moose.

What about the place you live on right now? iam sure animals were forced to flee so someone could build a building there.

Good for you.....clown

@@will7its what makes him a clown?

@@ryanm2084 Let me say it another way, Rich entitled elitest avoidant pompous windbag snob. Read his answer a few times and let it sink in.

Exacerbated by fossil fuel use , it can only get worse and you should be worried .

@@MyKharli no its not any worse because of fossil fuels. This happens quite often. Its just getting attention this year because the park was involved.

Many people have been brainwashed into believing anything that they are told.

@@MyKharli Go hide in your safe space.

@@bvrsqzr3569 It gets attention because of the instant internet and 24/7 coverage. Back in my day you might hear about it once and go on with your life.

Excellent points & all true.

lol

@@americanlore1528 san fran has millions of $ to deal with crime and unhousesd. plus hundresesd of millions in tourist $.yeleston is a porta pottie in revienew compared to sf

😂😂😂

YES and they need to fix California... the Olympics are coming to LA in 2024 😬 No one wants to see what is there now, it's awful. Zombie land.

Yes 💯

Okay, explain how you would live without 6potable water, food, toilets? Gosh do you think Yellowstone National Park is without human employees?

@@christinemeleg4535 Gosh darn a few uncomfortable days and the sky's fallen. Potable water is easy to make, toilets are a relatively new luxury, and you can easily go a week or two without food. You may have stubbed your toe, quit acting like it's game over and get some salt in your system.

Perhaps you don't belong there -COMANCHE NATION

No one has said that, how long would YOU SURVIVE WITHOUT POTABLE WATER, FOOD, TOILETS?

Amen to that

Exactly what I said...🥳

God brought the flood,so im sure hes with them.

If you listen to these Fake News idiots you’ll surely believe anything. None of the animals are harmed in events like this ever.

They usually do; survival instinct is hard wired into numerous animals... from tiny moles, to coyotes, to bison. 🦬

Some may be suffering but you watch, they'll get aid from FEMA and build right back where they were. See it all the time on the East Coast. Personally I'd luv to go to a coast without having to run the gauntlet of mediocre seafood and barbecue places, T-shirt and antique shops, and signs pointing to new developments. Suspect the roads to Yellowstone aren't any different. As for the tourists rescued, they'll just regroup and overrun another park in their gas guzzling SUVs and RVs. At least the park animals may get a break to raise their calves and cubs, without some dumb tourist causing an incident where the animal is sacrificed because some dumb person wanted a selfie.

They will be fine, No one is mentioning the positive effect which is all that water is headed to Powell and Mead.. SWEET!

The Climate Crisis isn't real unless it's you. A tragic irony.

@@pismorichy your geography is way off my friend.....that flood water is going into the Mississippi.

@@pismorichy and the snake river. So the southwest is getting none of that either.

People are technically animals

@@crom8368 Now I don't feel bad for the ANIMALS!

Well good for you. How is this relevant,though?

Worthless magic words to a make believe magic guy in sky.

I have some prayers to give,along with some thoughts...can I donate them to the Goodwill or can somebody pick them up at my house?

See ya there!

@@josephhoward4697 😂

Just a nugget for you. No people are indigenous to the America's. Good try

Which Indigenous People? The last ones there, or the ones they stole it from, or the ones they stole it from. Which tribe of thieves going back 10,000 years should get it?

@@billlawrence1899 Not EUROPEANS haha. -COMANCHE NATION

Kind of ironic you have to go somewhere to see nature. Even weirder that other people decided you can't go when it's doing natural things.

I lived in Austin for two years. In 1989, they were squalling that the Highland Lakes were drying up. In 1990, they were squalling that the dams were going to break.

They were all shot by Trumps sons.

WOW!! It takes a real genius to predict that there will be floods. That's something new. Never happened before.

Colorado which means red brown waters! how ironic that all that wonderful water is heading right into Mead and Powell!! I.E. The mighty Colorado, Ahhhhh, Life is good.. God Is Good.. God is Nature!

If you only knew what’s next.

@@macclark4112 Unlike the rest of this crap, this was not 'manmade'....

It's unclear at this time what role Hunga Tonga played in this. Some meteorologists believe the eruption gave more power to La Niña, and these weather pattern shifts reflect that.

@@AtarahDerek I was thinking about a 'Once in 500k Years Eruption' from Yellowstone..... Though Atmospheric Changes are likely to Effect Winter Temperatures this Year..... At least from what I have seen/heard?

@@kamnapavon4638 Yellowstone's not going to erupt anytime soon. Craters of the Moon will erupt before Yellowstone does.

The government is not a business enterprise. It does not earn money. It just robs the people by taxing them.

Can you cite your source? I think you are nothing but a lying human-hater.

Or fed into the raging river

He's down in Pahrump ...LOL..

I’ve never seen the moon set in Canada. And there are no documented gravitational wave events in 2004 because LIGO wasn’t built in 2004.

@@josephhoward4697 Then you don't live in Canada, or you don't get out much. The Inuit peoples of the high arctic began talking about this not long after it first began. As for relying on "ligo" and officials...that really says it all about your personal perspective, or lack thereof.... For those with eyes opened... See - "Magnetar Explosion Causes Deadliest Quake in Modern History from the opposite side of the Galaxy !?!" On the net. Good Journeys All

@@techstuf4637 Do you really expect anyone to believe that the gravitational waves released by the explosion of a magnetar positioned at the opposite side of the galaxy would have any consequential impact on Earth? First of all, the gravitational waves released by the explosion would already be incredibly weak, even by astronomical standards. Not only would the disturbance in space-time be much weaker than say, a binary neutron star merger, but it would also cover a much weaker volume. So, we’re talking billions of times weaker than even the weakest detectable gravitational waves. Second, our galaxy is 100,000 light-years across. While we have been able to detect gravitational waves from billions of light-years away, those gravitational waves were at least billions of times stronger than this magnetar could possibly have unleashed. By the time those stronger gravitational waves reached us, the spatial distortions were orders of magnitude smaller than the width of a single proton. The spatial distortions coming from a magnetar explosion would be even smaller than that, by at least a factor of millions. Third, even if the gravitational waves were strong enough to alter the Earth’s seismic activity, every satellite-based gravimeter would’ve picked it up and the whole gravitational map of Earth’s surface would’ve changed. It would be plain as day for all to see. Furthermore, our GPS satellites would’ve been rendered useless by such an event. If this thing happened, we would all know it happened. There wouldn’t be any cover-up, because cover-up would’ve been impossible.

@@josephhoward4697 prez bush announced just months later, as the effects became pronounced, that the gubmint was switching from celestial time to atomic time keeping, causing quite a stir in "science" circles. Regardless of the source of the event, you do you and your loved ones no favor by keeping your beak buried in a lying establishment's collective posterior. Wake up while time remains.

@@techstuf4637 Insults? Well, isn’t that real nice? I try to help you see the truth by giving you real facts and this is what I get? Well, I can rise above it. Here’s a fact: that switch still wouldn’t have meant anything, since the effects would’ve been instantaneous. Every satellite with gravimeters and/or GPS capability would’ve detected such an immense disturbance the moment it took place, not months after the fact.

Three hours isn’t enough time to reach any of the major sites from the entrances that may be opened look at anything and get back.

Um, how big do you think YNP is? It's twice the size of Delaware. Can YOU explore Delaware in just three hours?

@@SusanS588 yeah I kinda realized that once I did some more research lol I dont like the idea of Limiting guess but if so wanted as many to see it. 3 hours is no where near enough time

@@AtarahDerek yeah thats my bad

@@Sevisstillalive Many people don’t realize how big the distances are and that the MAXIMUM speed is 45 MPH. I’ve heard that as an interim measure, they’re going to use odd or even license plate numbers. Brings back memories of the gas crisis of the 70’s.

Yellowstone River is on the opposite side of the Continental Divide from the Colorado River. It would do far more harm than good to divert water like that, and we don't have nearly enough money to accomplish it.

What are you smoking?

What a weird thing to suggest. Divert the river 2 states over. Have at it.

@@AtarahDerek Dude they're going Mars within 10 years. What you smoking.

@@elborko6821 Dude man will be on Mars within 10 years. AI is taking over in about 5 years. What you smoking.

And so what's your point... real or not? If it's real, the only viable solution is to not spawn any more little rats.

@@johnswanson3741 thats far from the only viable solution..

@@megaflux7144 Name another.....from all the bs I've heard in the past, it's caused by people and all their daily needs