Climate Change: What Can Be Done?
Opportunities for Large-Scale Climate Action
ClimateSAN hosted a related online event on May 20, 2025. To view a recording of it, visit: Opportunities for Large-Scale Climate Action.
In October 2024, the UN announced that the greenhouse gases rising to record levels and that countries “must start curbing emissions immediately“. Given below is a set of videos that highlight some impacts of climate change, current trends and opportunities for large-scale action along with links to more detailed information:
0) Playlist of 4 videos shown below: Playlist of Videos About Climate Change Impacts and Opportunity for Large-Scale Action.
1) Short (2.5 min.) Video: Sea level rise leading to forced migration and the need for climate action:
Links related to the information mentioned in the above video:
a) Sea Level Rise Viewers: Coast.NOAA.gov/slr and SeaLevelRise.org
b) See Section 8 below for news articles and reports relating to the above video.
2) Short (2:45 min.) Video: Climate Change Trends and Need for Climate Action on a Sufficient Scale:
PDF Version of the Slideshow to View Links in Video: Climate Change Trends and Need for Climate Action on a Sufficient Scale.
3) Short (10 min.) Video: Climate Solutions That Can Be Implemented on a Large Scale:
PDF Version of Slideshow to View Links in Video: Climate Solutions That Can Be Implemented on a Large Scale 2024
4) Video (16.5 min) shown below is also included in this webpage, which contains links to more detailed information: Accelerating the Energy Transition with Geologic Hydrogen & Complementary Technologies:
PDF Version of Slideshow to access links in the video: Accelerating the Energy Transition with Geologic Hydrogen & Complementary Technologies.
Webpage with links related to information presented in this video: Accelerating the Energy Transition with Geologic Hydrogen & Complementary Technologies: Leveraging AI, Drilling Technologies, Extraction, Renewable Energy, Energy Storage to Produce Reliable Electricity and Renewable Fuels
5) Online Event on May 20, 2025: Opportunities for Large-Scale Climate Action (climatesan.org/olsca )
6) Webpage including short video: Scaling Up Climate Action Through Collaboration, Proven Technologies and Government Incentives (climatesan.org/scac )
7) Webpage by ClimateSAN about current warming trend: Current Warming Trend (climatesan.org/cwt )
8) Webpages by ClimateSAN about the impacts of climate change on human security:
a) Rising Global Sea Levels and Its Impacts on Human Security.
b) Thwaites “Doomsday” Glacier and Related Information (climatasan.org/doomsday )
c) How Climate Change is a Security Threat Multiplier and What Can Be Done?
d) Videos and Images that Visualize Climate Change Impacts
e) Publications, Video Channels and Selected Webpages Relating to Climate and/or Security
9) Webpages by ClimateSAN about climate solutions prepared by ClimateSAN that contain embedded presentation videos and/or links to more information:
a) Combining Technologies to Produce Reliable Carbon-Negative Energy (climatesan.org/ctne )’
b) Combining Complementary Technologies to Maximize Climate Impact in a Sustainable and Profitable Way (climatesan.org/tmci )
c) Generating Reliable Power & Low-Carbon Fuel from Biomass While Creating Negative Carbon Emissions.
d) Selected Climate Solutions that Mitigate Climate Change and Provide Co-benefits
e) Agrivoltaics: Combining Solar Panels with Farming (climatesan.org/agv )
f) Coastal Carbon Capture with Olivine Sand (climatesan.org/olivine)
g) How Farmers Can Make Money by Storing Carbon in Soil and Reducing Fertilizer Costs (climatesan.org/hfmm )
h) Articles & Webpages About Companies with Turquoise Hydrogen Technologies
10) Selected articles relating to the videos shown above:
a) Reuters: Greenland glaciers melt five times faster than 20 years ago by Johannes Birkebaek. November 10, 2023
b) NASA: Global Climate Change, Vital Signs of the Planet – Sea Level
c) CNN: ‘Doomsday glacier,’ which could raise sea level by several feet, is holding on ‘by its fingernails,’ scientists say, by Angela Fritz, Sept. 6, 2022
d) SeaLevelRise.org: The Future of Sea Level Rise – “While it took 60 years for the sea level to rise about 6 inches nationally, scientists now forecast that in just the next 20 years, the sea will have risen by another 6 inches.”
e) IEP Press Release: Over one billion people at threat of being displaced by 2050 due to environmental change, conflict and civil unrest, September 9, 2020 – If natural disasters occur at the same rate seen in the last few decades, 1.2 billion people could be displaced globally by 2050.
f) Institute for Sustainable Finance (ISF): Climate change damage could cost Canada up to $5.5-trillion by the end of the century: New ISF report, April 20, 2022
g) Queens U: Canada faces huge physical costs from climate change, making net zero a great investment, May 18, 2022
h) NewAtlas: Brilliant Planet plans cheap, gigaton-scale carbon capture using algae by Loz Blain, April 26, 2022