if the world warms by two degrees some changes to the biosphere are no longer
changes to the biosphere are no longer
changes to the biosphere are no longer gradual Greenland’s glaciers are
gradual Greenland’s glaciers are
gradual Greenland’s glaciers are disappearing so much ice has melted
disappearing so much ice has melted
disappearing so much ice has melted polar bears struggle to survive
insects migrate in strange new
insects migrate in strange new directions as a temperate climate moves
directions as a temperate climate moves
directions as a temperate climate moves north in the US pine beetles kill off
north in the US pine beetles kill off
north in the US pine beetles kill off the whitebark forests like grizzly bears
the whitebark forests like grizzly bears
the whitebark forests like grizzly bears key source of food in the fall new
key source of food in the fall new
key source of food in the fall new forests take root in Canada’s melting
forests take root in Canada’s melting
forests take root in Canada’s melting Tundra
the Pacific Islands of Tuvalu are lost
the Pacific Islands of Tuvalu are lost beneath the rising tides of global
beneath the rising tides of global
beneath the rising tides of global warming
this could be our world plus two degrees
this could be our world plus two degrees and two degrees of warming the impacts
and two degrees of warming the impacts
and two degrees of warming the impacts in the marine ecosystem are going to be
in the marine ecosystem are going to be
in the marine ecosystem are going to be much more severe we’re likely to lose
much more severe we’re likely to lose
much more severe we’re likely to lose the vast majority of the world’s
the vast majority of the world’s
the vast majority of the world’s tropical coral reefs it’s a problem
tropical coral reefs it’s a problem
tropical coral reefs it’s a problem that’s keeping all of her Goldberg up
that’s keeping all of her Goldberg up
that’s keeping all of her Goldberg up late into the night to some it might
late into the night to some it might
late into the night to some it might seem almost incredible that we could
seem almost incredible that we could
seem almost incredible that we could change something as fast as the ocean I
change something as fast as the ocean I
change something as fast as the ocean I mean the Pacific Ocean I mean if you
mean the Pacific Ocean I mean if you
mean the Pacific Ocean I mean if you just take that huge bowl of water how
just take that huge bowl of water how
just take that huge bowl of water how could we change it a marine biologist at
could we change it a marine biologist at
could we change it a marine biologist at the University of Queensland in
the University of Queensland in
the University of Queensland in Australia overs tracking changes in
Australia overs tracking changes in
Australia overs tracking changes in coral reefs they’re acting a little bit
coral reefs they’re acting a little bit
coral reefs they’re acting a little bit like a canary in the coalmine
like a canary in the coalmine
like a canary in the coalmine – used to take a little bird down with
– used to take a little bird down with
– used to take a little bird down with them and when the bird got sick they
them and when the bird got sick they
them and when the bird got sick they knew to withdraw because there was gas
knew to withdraw because there was gas
knew to withdraw because there was gas building up in the mind
building up in the mind
building up in the mind well coral reefs you know beautiful by
well coral reefs you know beautiful by
well coral reefs you know beautiful by diverse part of the earth and the very
diverse part of the earth and the very
diverse part of the earth and the very fact that that’s disappearing should
fact that that’s disappearing should
fact that that’s disappearing should have all of us worried just like the
have all of us worried just like the
have all of us worried just like the canary in the coal mine
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