Issue One, the main focus for today, reducing CO2 emissions wherever possible.

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The focus of today's discussion is as follows: 1. Carbon Dioxide will double by 2030 since pre-industrial era. Why is this important? Simple. The atmosphere will eventually be full of too much carbon dioxide both in the atmosphere and in the oceans, causing changes in the temperatures all over the planet and causing changes in the JET STREAM in the upper atmosphere, that carries winds across the globe and directly affects temperatures in the areas of it's influence. 2. Melting Arctic Ice melts faster and weakens the JET STREAM causing a wavier path in the northern hemisphere, ( more about this in the YouTube video, below) 3. Every time the polar ice cap melts in summer, and then re-accumulates and re-freezes in winter, the size of the polar ice cap is getting smaller over time. 4. 2080 will be lots warmer than it is today. These changes continue indefinitely. The main question, from the video below is: White Sea Ice melts so is more solar radiation causing a feedback loop? Yes, it is happening in the Arctic but this is not the only mechanism that drives changes in the Arctic, aka The North Polar region. 5. Efforts are being made to reduce carbon emissions. This is where we come in. We all have a choice, to go green and use energy that doesn't contribute to global warming, such as HYDROGEN POWER, GEOTHERMAL POWER, WIND POWER, SOLAR POWER AND NUCLEAR AND CLEANER FORMS OF COAL POWER AND BIO-FUELS FROM CORN, WASTE, SUGAR AND OTHER FORMS OF BIO-FUEL SOURCES. Heatwaves, snow storms, from big pulses in the Arctic is one of the topics in the lecture of the people who participated in the conference in the video below. I hope you take time to look at it and try to think more about changes we can make so the future generations can have a fighting chance at survival on planet earth. Watch the Video from YouTube below. The New Record Low Arctic Sea Ice and Our Weather duration is 13 min 38 sec provided by Climate State on YouTube