across the continent, 19 failed either partially or totally to breed. and scientists say if this trend continues, over 90% will be doomed to extinction by the end of this century. this graph shows the area of antarctica s sea ice as it melts and grows between summer and winter. each line represents a year, and 2023, in red, has been far lower than any other. we had a record annual minimum low in february of this year, and also what s happening right now, so in antarctic winter, as the ice freezes up, is that the ice is not freezing as fast as it normally would because it s so far outside what we ve observed previously. we expected change, but we didn t, i don t think, expect change this rapidly and this much. antarctica s entering into uncharted territory, and for emperor penguins, it s leading to losses on an unprecedented scale. scientists say if we reduce our carbon emissions we have a chance to save this iconic,
until they replace their fluffy down for waterproof feathers. the problem is the ice is melting much earlier in the season, and if the chicks enter the water before they re ready, they don t survive. the red line on this map shows where the sea ice used to reach at the end of antarctica s summer. 2023 has seen a record low. only the white and light blue areas are ice. this area lost all of its sea ice. five emperor penguin colonies are located there, and four lost all of their chicks. that s an estimated 5,000 to 10,000 birds. out of 66 colonies across the continent, 19 failed either partially or totally to breed. and scientists say if this trend continues, over 90% will be doomed to extinction by the end of this century. this graph shows the area of antarctica s sea ice as it melts and grows between summer and winter. each line represents a year, and 2023, in red, has been far
bat soup so we can pull an impeachment hearing against the meanest man on earth outside of me donald trump. boy was he mean, demanding we stop being victims. gross. don t you dare demand punishment from the smash and grabbers who caused stores to close in minority neighborhoods for good. they have to feed their kids. have you ever tasted a louis vuitton bag? it melts [laughter] greg: it melts in your mouth. roll it. and so they go out and they need to feed their child and they don t have money, so you maybe have to they re put in a position where they feel like they either need to shop lift some bread or go hungry that night. greg: she s got a real head on her shoulders. too bad it s filled with kitty litter and cat [bleep]: but, you know unfair. see, i m mean. i m very mean. but at least for her, tending bar was an honest living and
events, and there were many. the water is warming in the ocean and also in the lakes. the humidity is going up. the glaciers are going down. the snow cover is going down in many spots, and the sea ice, of course, is not as thick as it was. that doesn t affect sea level rise, but anything that s sitting on land if it melts that does affect sea level rise. it affected tens of millions of people. food insecurity boosted mass migrations and cost billions and billions of dollars. so what happened? let s get to some of these. it was the warmest ever over 40 degrees in the uk for the very first time 40.3 even though he throw got to 104.4 degrees that has never happened in any month in any year ever before. since we ve been taking temperatures, 1.2 degrees c above average now compared to where we were before we started burning fossil fuels.
is increasing. the glaciers across europe were melting this year. very little snow there and very big heat extreme weather events, and there were many. the water is warming in the ocean and also in the lakes. the humidity is going up. the glaciers are going down. the snow cover is going down in many spots, and the sea ice, of course, is not as thick as it was. that doesn t affect sea level rise, but anything that s sitting on land if it melts that does affect sea level rise. it affected tens of millions of people. food insecurity boosted mass migrations and cost billions and billions of dollars . so what happened? let s get to some of these. it was the warmest ever over 40 degrees in the uk for the very first time 40.3 even though he throw got to 104.4 degrees that has never happened in any month in any year ever before. since we ve been taking temperatures, 1.2