Loading video...
Video Failed to Load
Some people in Britain say the climate crisis isn’t a problem. Try telling that to the Mediterranean. Lewis Goodall's report from southern Spain, coming soon. Global Player
169,854 views • 3 years ago •via X (Twitter)
9 Comments

@lewis_goodall @GlobalPlayer The moment there’s a glitch in the status quo of the Gulf Stream, UK based folks will be instantly reminded they share the same latitude as parts of Alaska

@lewis_goodall @GlobalPlayer Thanks for the way you communicate climate breakdown, Lewis. Quality stuff.

@lewis_goodall @GlobalPlayer Ask those British people what they think when summer is over and they can’t get fruit and veg because the crops were destroyed.

@lewis_goodall @GlobalPlayer What, the Mediterranean that has endured these weather patterns for thousands of years?

@lewis_goodall @GlobalPlayer You cannot spend much time in either central or southern Spain without realising the climate crisis is already biting. Vast dust bowl stretches of meseta, tinderbox woods, dried up rivers and streams. Great tracts of land are turning to semi-desert. It’s happening fast.

@lewis_goodall @GlobalPlayer

@lewis_goodall @GlobalPlayer This was great. The political gossip is boring and irritating when things like this are happening.

@lewis_goodall @GlobalPlayer Only when you go and talk to Nigel Farage 😄😁

@lewis_goodall @GlobalPlayer The Spanish say that it’s hotter than usual, and it is, but unlike the British media they aren’t making a mess in their panties about it. I am in Spain. I am not seeing or hearing panic, and I have a home here.

![“The miserable newspapers can’t understand that people’s lives can be lifted if you talk about climate change [in a positive way]." John Deben on the importance of stamping out a defeatist attitude to the climate crisis. Coming to Global Player Lewis Goodall](https://image.24vids.com/tw-1674776294196920322/media/Fz4AINlaIAEzBT0.jpg)




