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Incredibly powerful time-lapse. How short our lives and ability to perceive change are.

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Neil Reynoldsvor 10 Monaten

The planet will do what it will do.. as will the sun. We are just along for the ride. You know this. Yet you push the BS narrative to enable ever increasing taxation & misery on people just trying to live their lives. Temperature fluctuations have nothing to do with humans.

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chris keefervor 10 Monaten

I am pushing no narrative. Re-read the original post dude and THIS IS NOT MEDICAL ADVICE... but take a chill pill.

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Paul Jamesvor 10 Monaten

@NeilRey61735912 Another, easily irritated by genuine opinions. How is the threat of rising sea levels going last 40yrs. Recent pics show no change in over a century.

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Neil Reynoldsvor 10 Monaten

@Dr_Keefer 👍

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Robert Wager #donotdonatetoGreenpeacevor 10 Monaten

Ever wonder what things looked like during the Medieval, Roman or Minoan Warm periods of the past 8000 years? Climate history cures climate anxiety. love to chat on this .

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chris keefervor 10 Monaten

It is going to be a big problem for the good folks of Lima and South/Southeast asia if when the Andes and Himalayan glacier fed rivers feeding those areas dry up. IN the nearterm they actually flow higher with accelerated melt... but there will come a time when things will get to be no bueno...

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Shaun Ernstvor 10 Monaten

Very cool! Go back further, and whole countries, including Canada and the UK, were completely under ice. 🧊❄️

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aaronshemvor 10 Monaten

Interestingly, most of it happened before greenhouse gases were a factor.

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John Mossvor 10 Monaten

Hmm.. The 25-year-old Tulutsa Glacier is the fastest growing new glacier in the world!- Mount Shasta in the U.S. state of California is home to several growing glaciers! - Mt St Helens "Crater Glacier" began forming around the two lava domes that have been building since the major eruption it was discovered 9 years after eruption! - Hubbard Glacier is larger today than it was back in the 1890s! Something is happening that is far more complex than your doom and gloom message and it certainly proves "The Science Is Not Settled" We know that because "Science" is never "Settled" it has to remain fluid and open to new discoveries - so your statements are one sided and certainly would be classified as just fear-mongering here-say when you do not mention growth in some

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John Osborn (John/John’s)🇺🇸 Big10USCUcla+vor 10 Monaten

No one cares. Coastal property values continue to soar since Al Gore’s initial claim we will all burn by the early 2000’s. Plenty of long term financing is available for coastal projects. @Dr_Keefer is a Climate Grifter

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SA Bridgestonevor 10 Monaten

Weird! It’s almost as if the planet is emerging from an ice age … 🤷‍♀️

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Néovor 10 Monaten

What a surprise in a melting era !

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Phil Stegemoellervor 10 Monaten

100 years is the blink of an eye. Those glaciers have formed and melted 3 times since the holocene climate optimum rolled over. Your vision is self limiting at 100 years

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Edim Bukvarevicvor 10 Monaten

Glaciers are always either growing or receding, depending on timescale. They're very sensitive to global (local too) climate (temperature) change. For the last ~5,000 years (Neoglacial) they've been mostly advancing.

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Carlos Castanedavor 10 Monaten

How casually we destroy the only home we've ever known for our egocentric fleeting pleasures.

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Wei. Zhangvor 10 Monaten

Glaciers have been melting for 18,000 years now. Generally, it’s been a good thing.

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ernst vingerhoetsvor 10 Monaten

We are coming out of a little iceage with dangerous low CO2 levels . increasing CO2 levels will green the world and crops will be abundant. So stop fearmongering. CO2 is greening the world not boiling.

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ArthursOldManvor 10 Monaten

It’s important to remember that the melting of glaciers is directly associated to color returning to local ecosystems.

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WeTheManyvor 10 Monaten

We're still waiting for parts of the UK to be underwater. The dumbest thing ever that humanity created was billionaire organizations lecturing the have-nots on having too much. BTW this comedy sketch was in 1994.

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Tom Andersenvor 10 Monaten

Most of these movies show the little ice age ending, and some global warming at the end. The find tree stumps from thousand(s) of years ago under the retreating glaciers sometimes.

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stephen lanevor 10 Monaten

Isn't it amazing what they find under these melting glaciers? Like the one in the Alps,which was a Roman trade route....

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Tobias Straubvor 10 Monaten

One of humanity's biggest problems is that it sees stability as the normal state of affairs.

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Phil Borovor 10 Monaten

Great AI showing the retreat of glaciers as has happened over millennia and gives us some of the worlds great landscapes, for example in the Lake District UK

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Victor Grubskyvor 10 Monaten

Good riddance! All life forms on Earth are based on liquid water. The less area is covered with ice, the more is available for life. You can already see substantial greening in these photos where glaciers retreated.

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AZ Backcountry Explorersvor 10 Monaten

All of these comments and no one's going to mention how obviously fake this video is? This is clearly a fabricated video using a single real time lapse mixed with multiple AI renditions. 🤦🏻‍♂️

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Endersvor 10 Monaten

We are at the will of mother nature, any temperature variations are NOT man made FACT

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WindTalkervor 10 Monaten

Would you prefer a return to this?

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Ratio_Disputativor 10 Monaten

It’s not a “time lapse,” it’s an AI creation.

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Adrian🇦🇺🇮🇹🇺🇲vor 10 Monaten

Christ!!! Here we go again. Go away!!!

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Ecological Spiritvor 10 Monaten

Yes, Nature is amazing. Humans however are so gullible!

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David Siegelvor 10 Monaten

What about the huge amount of ice deposition from 1500 to 1700? Did a lack of CO2 cause that? What about the melting of glaciers during the Roman warm period? Did CO2 cause that? What about glaciers that are growing today? Is it possible you have no idea what you're talking about?

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The Omegaman 🇺🇸vor 10 Monaten

Aerial time lapse photography from a century ago? Looks more like the spring melt.

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Master Mattamous 🇦🇺vor 10 Monaten

Its called Winter vs Summer. We don't buy your propaganda anymore.

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"WeThePeople" Ryanvor 10 Monaten

It's what earth does. Nothing you do or say can stop it.

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Warrenvor 10 Monaten

I used to think melting glaciers were tragic, but if the opposite were true and glaciers were advancing, I think it might be more alarming. So I’m not sure how I feel about it anymore, other than expecting them to stay still is unrealistic.

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Espen Askeladdvor 10 Monaten

Did you run out of film just before the next winter arrived?

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Ray Smithvor 10 Monaten

Why not go back 10,000 years when much of the Northern Hemisphere was covered in a mile thick sheet of ice. Then you’ll see what real climate change looks like.

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Angry Aunty 🇦🇺vor 10 Monaten

Wind turbines, solar panels and EVs aren’t going to stop Milankovitch cycles that have been happening for 1.4 billion years. Stop catastrophising.

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