01:55

Actually seeing the changes, that really made an impact on me

01:21

We are a part of the environment, and it is part of us

02:16

Our children will see a very different world

01:19

Talking about the risks for all of us

01:59

For the people we love, and even more for the less fortunate around the world

01:53

Working together with ingenuity and hope

02:05

Quitting is a privilege

02:16

You really have to be an optimist – or there'd be no way to get through the day!

02:13

There's people there – not just snow and ice!

00:48

Nobody gave us the right to destroy the world

02:14

"Girls, I saw what was happening and I did the best I could."

04:07

The arc we're on

02:56

The oceans, the ice sheets, the clouds, the forests, the whole of life on Earth -- all are connected

02:57

If we take the right path, the Earth will work with us

02:45

A pioneer of climate science looking back and looking forward in personal terms

02:07

So what's our story going to be?

02:37

A lifelong appreciation of ecology and the natural world

02:39

The personal to the professional – seeing rapid changes

02:32

Our level of empathy as a society will be challenged in ways that we've never experienced

02:13

From recreation to the necessities of life, everyone will be affected by climate change

02:21

All these other species can't stop their own extinction – they're looking at us!

02:50

An ark floating in space, keeping all its plants, animals, us safe

01:23

Believing vs thinking

02:04

Computer models vs real-world facts

01:09

My lord these people knew and they didn't react to it. How is that possible?

00:46

Start with our own self respect

02:55

The first step is building stronger communities

01:32

Why should we trust scientists about science?

01:33

Who are these people attacking me and why?

06:48

An organized cabal discrediting science all the way back to tobacco use

00:44

Not in the future, but right now – right now, here in the places we live

03:33

Our communities are leading the way (longer)

01:43

You can find scientists who don't believe in plate tectonics, or don't believe HIV causes AIDS

05:19

Deliberate confusion through a false debate

00:33

When it gets up to my ankles I’ll move

03:03

Why I care

03:09

Letting our economic system drive the changes we need

03:14

We can turn up the air conditioning, but the environment can't

01:20

This is a problem that's relentless and has really long time scales

02:23

It simply rains a little harder (more in-depth)

02:13

The time lags are enormous both for the climate and our response

01:26

The climate scientists who disagree

00:52

Our role as scientists

01:33

More moisture means more flooding -- we see it around the world

00:45

It simply rains a little harder

02:12

A quick overview

00:25

Climate change is certainly real

00:31

How do we really know it's real? Shouldn't we question it?

01:36

How do I do my part?

01:39

Ok that's just a bunch of science and math. Maybe you don't believe in science and math.

00:15

I know it's real and I know it's having impacts

00:48

A real conversation or just chatting?  Cause for me it’s an emotional topic.

01:52

On thin ice (literally)

01:40

Polar bears

01:14

It's time to do the right thing

01:03

Our kids will say "Why didn't you do more?"

00:34

Why do I care?

01:48

These aren't abstract ideas, they're real consequences for human beings

02:38

Working with these issues is personally hard

02:32

Should scientists talk about climate change?