Lessons from Holland on fighting rising sea levels

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Windmills are more than just a traditional part of the Dutch landscape; they have played a key role in the war Holland has waged against the sea for centuries. Today the Dutch are using ever-more innovative methods to combat rising sea levels, strategies that may also benefit other nations confronting the effects of climate change. Martha Teichner reports. Originally broadcast on May 21, 2017.
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КОМЕНТАРІ: 478
@Whyoakdbi
@Whyoakdbi 4 роки тому
Dutchman: Did you think about preventing the disaster? American: *:O*
@waylonjoshua5273
@waylonjoshua5273 2 роки тому
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@ariesneil693
@ariesneil693 2 роки тому
@Waylon Joshua instablaster ;)
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@waylonjoshua5273 2 роки тому
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@OsmosisHD
@OsmosisHD 5 років тому
'Its in our veins' Thinking about it, that might be true. I can remember quite clearly as a little kid, me digging trenches and reservoirs on the beach. Was rather satisfied watching water moving from A to B without flooding my sandcastle
@bakasheru
@bakasheru 5 років тому
@@Leon_Schuit While the Germans just dig holes... secretly they want be as cool as the dutch and below sea level.
@evastapaard2462
@evastapaard2462 4 роки тому
im 50 and i still do!
@stanboerma6151
@stanboerma6151 4 роки тому
Now that you point it out.. I did the same thing!
@widowleaf
@widowleaf 4 роки тому
This every summer XD
@Site_Amy
@Site_Amy 4 роки тому
OMG I did the same thing when I was young :)
@jasaadduthane
@jasaadduthane 3 роки тому
6:25 "what if waterlevel rises? does the house rise too? " THAT'S HOW FLOATING WORKS YOU UNBELIEVABLE AMERICAN!!!!
@-gemberkoekje-5547
@-gemberkoekje-5547 5 років тому
"God made the earth, the Dutch made the netherlands. Jesus turned water into wine, the Dutch turned sea into land."
@Leon_Schuit
@Leon_Schuit 5 років тому
​@Warrior Son, right, because it will just be the Dutch saying that. The UK, Germany and Belgium will be totally fine when that happens.
@Leon_Schuit
@Leon_Schuit 5 років тому
@Warrior Son, because they didn't. Yet the vast majority of the Dutch population lives in areas which were either marshes, lakes or areas prone to flooding before any poldering was done. I know it sounds like an arrogant statement, but it is to be taken with a grain of salt, and mostly displays a sense of national pride.
@god5620
@god5620 5 років тому
Warrior Son I didn’t create the Netherlands though, they did that themselves
@-gemberkoekje-5547
@-gemberkoekje-5547 5 років тому
@@god5620 yea, know that one my good old flying spagetthi monster, bless you
@marconius101
@marconius101 5 років тому
@Warrior Son By the time the Dutch get wet feet. God will be very busy with all the people who calling for him because their city is going under..
@robertrijkers4923
@robertrijkers4923 6 років тому
'war against water'.. nah we just call it common sense
@Markwjansen
@Markwjansen 6 років тому
Americans like to slap a war on anything unwinnable, Drugs, Terror, I'm half convinced Trump will announce a war on clean energy or education any day now.
@Saartje05
@Saartje05 5 років тому
@Teringventje man man man hoe oud zijn jullie
@Saartje05
@Saartje05 5 років тому
@Teringventje Hahahah, pinkie eerder.
@Leon_Schuit
@Leon_Schuit 5 років тому
@Catalogus Strijd translates to battle, rather than war. In any case, I don't care much about the way Americans phrase things, they seem to like superlatives, which is their own choice. What I think most people here are aiming for is that the Dutch have mostly seen it is a challenge, rather than a battle (let alone a war). What bugs me a little bit is that, like most documentaries made by our American friends, they seem to create a lot of fuss about things which are a fact of life for the people they talk about. That whole sensationalist way of reporting annoys me (and I suspect that I'm not alone, at least not in this comment section).
@mudza92
@mudza92 5 років тому
@@Leon_Schuit you're not alone my friend, far from it. Americans will never understand our european mindset. Every news have to be as exciting as a movie or something like that. We europeans like facts much more than fake sensationalism they cannot get rid off. but that's mainly because of the public that will not watch news if it's not as fake and manipulative as this video. That's the only way it is interesting to them sadly!
@yvonnecampbell7036
@yvonnecampbell7036 5 років тому
The old farm STOND there, hahaha! Beautiful............Boerke.
@TH3USUALSUSPECT
@TH3USUALSUSPECT 4 роки тому
LMAO.
@entary2786
@entary2786 6 років тому
The Netherlands are the REAL Prepers of earth for 1000 or more Years an helping other Country too give it some Respect
@youpie24
@youpie24 6 років тому
Don't ever disrespect or underestimate the strength of nature, that's the bottom line.
@mweskamppp
@mweskamppp 3 роки тому
One meter more of sea level they can engineer. After that they need all floating houses.
@mmakho7708
@mmakho7708 5 років тому
The most Kind and respectful people that I ever have seen in my Life. I love dutch people , I love Nederland.
@wimschoenmakers5463
@wimschoenmakers5463 4 роки тому
Don't exaggerate please !
@ramsamac
@ramsamac 5 років тому
Having lived in the netherlands for almost 2 years, everytime when I see a dijk, polder or atleast a video on it, my respect towards the dutch increaes tenfold..Being an Indian and I have always had the comfort of living in high areas never realised that surronded by water is dangerous but still places gets flooded in my country..I truly love and admire their design, approach and the way they implemented it.I hope every low lying area in the world learn from them..
@MVEProducties
@MVEProducties 5 років тому
Bangladesh could greatly profit of them
@ramsamac
@ramsamac 5 років тому
@@MVEProducties Yes
@akbarallardfreichmann2938
@akbarallardfreichmann2938 5 років тому
True power and intelligence start at home but don't forget to look outside.
@vanderdole02
@vanderdole02 4 роки тому
Try Bangladesh for water problems...
@susudarake
@susudarake Рік тому
Hi, seems like you have lived in Neathelands. I was just curious to know what is the staple food in the country. Rice? or what?
@catwalkster
@catwalkster 5 років тому
Our water management system is one of the seven great miracles of the world. There is a concrete block next to it that says: Hier gaan over het tij de maan de wind en wij ( here the tides are ruled by the moon the wind and us ( the Dutch)
@enderlinde3152
@enderlinde3152 3 роки тому
@Fuzzlebums I think he meant the 7th modern wonders of the world
@dakgeut
@dakgeut 6 років тому
If you have a problem with water, if no one else can help, and if you can find them, maybe you can hire a Dutch team. It's true what the guy at the end said. It's in our veins.
@zapfanzapfan
@zapfanzapfan 5 років тому
Good reference! :-)
@aneesh2115
@aneesh2115 5 років тому
Hatred of the ocean is in Dutch blood Maybe in 50 years the Netherlands will cross the English channel
@AudieHolland
@AudieHolland 5 років тому
@@aneesh2115 The Dutch don't hate the oceans and seas of the world. Trade across the oceans is what made the Dutch republic rich during the 1600s. And a bit of privateering too (Piet Hein).
@Smellslikenarcspirit
@Smellslikenarcspirit 3 роки тому
@@aneesh2115 we are the only power in the world that waged war on english soil ( the raid on medway ) france and germany could only dream about that .
@nickdentoom1173
@nickdentoom1173 2 роки тому
@@Smellslikenarcspirit We didn't only wage war on English soil, we won.
@Jim54_
@Jim54_ Рік тому
This is a lesson for the world on how to deal with rising sea levels
@spiritanimal7516
@spiritanimal7516 5 років тому
We're going to build a wall and the ocean is going to pay for it.
@ronnie9187
@ronnie9187 4 роки тому
Well I am going to build an OCEAN and the mexicans will pay!!
@sallybowles2781
@sallybowles2781 5 років тому
Lol and in america they would call this “socialism”, it s called civic conscience, and it s simply the opposite of wild individualism and selfishness
@W26731
@W26731 4 роки тому
Yeyup
@vanderdole02
@vanderdole02 4 роки тому
we call it Christian solidarity here :)
@fy1727
@fy1727 3 роки тому
@@vanderdole02 no we don't. No one does. And it has NOTHING to do with Christianity
@jgowner6076
@jgowner6076 3 роки тому
Them calling this socialism sounds like the the old ages, where they accused people for heresy. People who don't want to believe things that could be done better, not willing to see the benefits for being open-minded.
@AntonioCostaRealEstate
@AntonioCostaRealEstate 3 роки тому
@@vanderdole02 it transcends faith. Aptly said , civic conscience. And let’s not turn this into a holly war and leave at that.
@Tore_Lund
@Tore_Lund 5 років тому
The most impressive detail about the Rotterdam storm barrier, is the fact that it is a float barrier. That means, it swings out and is then filled with water. This however requires a two axis joint in the mooring points, which is accomplished by a giant 1m diameter ball joint that was a challenge to machine in 1997. Damned, I'm not even Dutch, and I remember this from the opening 20+ years ago!!
@bertoverweel6588
@bertoverweel6588 4 роки тому
The joint hase a diameter of 10 meter .
@noeraldinkabam
@noeraldinkabam 5 років тому
The mounts are called terps and it’s where the living with the water started. We don’t have a war with the water: the water is our economic backbone as well as the risk we live with. Most of us love the water.
@taunteratwill1787
@taunteratwill1787 5 років тому
Water and Americans 100% confidence and 10% knowhow. lmfao.
@Xx-po1fu
@Xx-po1fu 5 років тому
I wish the U.S. would do something like this instead of wasting trillion of dollars on wars.
@danehart2783
@danehart2783 5 років тому
i wish your nation do something . try refilling the water tables that been drained for farms world wide , that i bet drop sea levels LOL . you pay for it
@TarHeelForevah
@TarHeelForevah 5 років тому
@@danehart2783 I wish many would stop depending on the U.S. to bail them out, foot the bill and save the world! I agree with u Sal 👍
@gunsofaugust1971
@gunsofaugust1971 5 років тому
@@TarHeelForevah Give it up Trumpie; such a tired argument. The word is passing us by. Keep hanging on the the hoary tome of "America the Great". Your people ruined that story last generation, now you just sound pathetic. If you want people to stop depending on others, you need to take a close look on the money flow from Blue to Red states.
@AudieHolland
@AudieHolland 5 років тому
@@TarHeelForevah Yup, the US of A sure bailed out Iraq pretty well. Libya too (the most prosperous country in the Middle East before the US of A decided to 'help'). Both countries are so much better and safer now than they were before the US of A invaded.
@rob1248996
@rob1248996 5 років тому
If we didn't "waste" trillion dollars most of the planet would be speaking German and Hitler's grandson would be running things. The sea level would be the least of our problems.
@goodman5016
@goodman5016 5 років тому
Good job done by Netherlands hardworking people.👍
@Bandit-Darville
@Bandit-Darville 3 роки тому
"And houses that float on the water" "But what happens when the water rises?" . . .
@lhaviland8602
@lhaviland8602 3 роки тому
🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️
@mariadebake5483
@mariadebake5483 3 роки тому
Then the houses rise with it
@wanderingquestions7501
@wanderingquestions7501 5 років тому
Thank you. Very interesting
@marthaleone584
@marthaleone584 5 років тому
WONDERFUL THANK YOU!
@1LSWilliam
@1LSWilliam 5 років тому
The whole planet should follow the lead of the Dutch. Adapt while we still can.
@freddyflintstoned913
@freddyflintstoned913 4 роки тому
move
@Tobbedans
@Tobbedans 3 роки тому
Only on water management maybe, we make HUGE mistakes on other issues and topics, believe me... ;)
@anthonybarbone529
@anthonybarbone529 5 років тому
This makes too much sense. With the amount of money we spend on trying to stop the climate from changing, we can improve infrastructure to prepare for inevitable disasters and climate change.
@Leon_Schuit
@Leon_Schuit 5 років тому
Yeah, because the water will be your only issue....
@janvanruth3485
@janvanruth3485 5 років тому
now that makes sense
@ysbrandd4908
@ysbrandd4908 4 роки тому
Cool well I will just sit back and relax because the government will take care of it
@MrMezmerized
@MrMezmerized 3 роки тому
We must change our ways anyway: estimates for the world running out of oil range between 50 - 100 years. We'll have a few hundred years more of natural gas. And it all gets ever more expensive to get out of the ground. US oil breaks even at $55 per barrel because of fracking and oil rigs, which means it hasn't had any true profits (other than 24 billion in tax payer dollars annually) since 2015. And "fossil" fuels and their industries also gets you lots of pollution and landscape destruction. Besides, money spent on mitigating climate change doesn't just disappear into a dark pit. Saving energy = saving money. Plus the renewables sector is growing and improving fast, with clean and often better paying jobs than in dirty industries.
@eirvingdiaz7185
@eirvingdiaz7185 5 років тому
6:46 looks like Seattle, Washington, home on top of water.
@MarcusLeepapi
@MarcusLeepapi 5 років тому
Very nice....Thank you...
@lhaviland8602
@lhaviland8602 3 роки тому
In 2500 the Netherlands will have figured out how to drain the entire sea and claim all the new land for themselves. Their plan is to be so polite that everyone else will let them get away with it lol.
@micheltibon6552
@micheltibon6552 2 роки тому
I wonder if we can reclaim Dogger Bank.
@NLJeffEU
@NLJeffEU 4 роки тому
3:45 the old farm stond there 😂😂🇳🇱👍
@richardrijnvos722
@richardrijnvos722 5 років тому
As you may have noticed by now from a number of comments, most Dutch people take offence when foreigners refer to their country as “Holland”. In Dutch the country is called “Nederland”, and therefore the appropriate translation in English is “the Netherlands”. In the 17th century “Holland” used to be 1 of the original seven provinces of the Netherlands. In 1840 the province was split into two: “Noord-Holland” (North Holland), which is where the capital Amsterdam is located, and “Zuid-Holland” (South Holland), where we find Rotterdam and The Hague (“Den Haag”) as major cities. Since 1986 the Netherlands comprises a total of twelve provinces. Besides the two mentioned above, these are: Drenthe, Flevoland, Friesland, Gelderland, Groningen, Limburg, North Brabant, Overijssel, Utrecht, and Zeeland. When someone is born in 1 of these ten provinces, he or she is ‘not from Holland’. In linguistics, the incorrect use of the name “Holland” to refer to the entire country is called “pars pro toto”, Latin for "a part for the whole". Another common mistake in this category is saying England instead of United Kingdom, thus excluding Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland. Special thanks to Mark from Wolters World, who in his list on UKposts of “The Don'ts of The Netherlands” lists this as number 1: “don’t say Holland, say the Netherlands”: ukposts.info/have/v-deo/jYiHoqytf4J0zHU.html
@herbayum76
@herbayum76 4 роки тому
A daakoewell to Holland
@xxjeroen
@xxjeroen 4 роки тому
Nobody in holland or the netherlands cares
@hatsjie2
@hatsjie2 4 роки тому
Most part of the netherlands which is below sea-level is actually "Holland" - either North or South Holland.
@jannetteberends8730
@jannetteberends8730 4 роки тому
Xxjeroen nooit in andere provincies geweest?
@xxjeroen
@xxjeroen 4 роки тому
Jannette Berends reageer anders ff op een ouwe comment van 2 maanden geleden...... pfffff, ik had toen niks te doen maar ga jij nu ook ff wat nuttigs doen
@Saartje05
@Saartje05 5 років тому
I had to listen a couple of times what the name of the town was. She makes it more difficult than it really is. Broek in Waterland is pronounced as ...Brook in Waterland.
@bramvanduijn8086
@bramvanduijn8086 3 роки тому
The meaning of broek in the ontext of town names is a lot closer to the english brook(small river) than to the modern dutch broek(pants).
@Hadewijch_
@Hadewijch_ 3 роки тому
@@bramvanduijn8086 In modern day Dutch broek is still used for swampy land.
@bramvanduijn8086
@bramvanduijn8086 3 роки тому
@@Hadewijch_ I've never heard that myself, what part of NL?
@Hadewijch_
@Hadewijch_ 3 роки тому
@@bramvanduijn8086 West Noord-Brabant en Midden Limburg in ieder geval. Vlak bij mijn woning ligt bijvoorbeeld een drassig stuk land dat het broek wordt genoemd als er naar verwezen wordt.
@bramvanduijn8086
@bramvanduijn8086 3 роки тому
@@Hadewijch_ Interessant, bedankt. Weer wat geleerd.
@quill3554
@quill3554 4 роки тому
My physics teacher actually worked at Deltares and helped design the wave machine in 2:20
@vivianidelacerda9708
@vivianidelacerda9708 Рік тому
Thinking ahead and implementing preventive measures show the country cares for its citizens. Well done!
@vishnureddy7379
@vishnureddy7379 3 роки тому
that village or town is beautiful. anyone know its name?
@redskinjim
@redskinjim 5 років тому
what a pretty country
@Driesketeer
@Driesketeer 5 років тому
Coming decades will be a challenge, the water is rising faster than ever.
@freddyflintstoned913
@freddyflintstoned913 4 роки тому
where
@andrewward1887
@andrewward1887 4 роки тому
The problem with Miami Florida is that it's built on limestone and it's sinking because the limestone is dissolving and the city is only 3' above sea level
@brozius
@brozius 4 роки тому
The Netherlands has always been for 26% beneath sea level, just be prepared but knowing the US government they will only act when it's too late, just like New Orleans.
@bramvanduijn8086
@bramvanduijn8086 3 роки тому
@@brozius The Netherlands is sinking too. If you pump out of soggy land, the land will sink. So we are constantly going down. It is funny to see houses that are further from the ground each decade. We need to keep adding steps to our front doors.
@insanisstultitia3119
@insanisstultitia3119 5 років тому
When you see the rats running to high ground, is time to sell your home before you’re literally under water. No pun intended.
@henkoosterink8744
@henkoosterink8744 5 років тому
We are not in America .
@mtadams2009
@mtadams2009 5 років тому
Would this system work if the wind was 180 mph and raining at a rate of 8 inches an hour, not so sure.
@mtadams2009
@mtadams2009 5 років тому
Ruben de Jonge That is what areas of the US deal with, New Orleans and such. Not sure how severe of weather they deal with and I am not an engineer.
@markbos7658
@markbos7658 5 років тому
probably not, but in the netherlands we dont have storms like that. so this system works in the netherlands, and if it gets improved it will deffinately work for other countries too
@WvdL81
@WvdL81 5 років тому
Our Delta Works are actually built for a 1 in a 10000 year flood event so yeah pretty much...
@bart6753
@bart6753 5 років тому
Yes it would work
@Jaydon05
@Jaydon05 5 років тому
Yep! 😂😂😂
@touchedbynature5445
@touchedbynature5445 5 років тому
Fantastic, water engineering.
@hannecatton2179
@hannecatton2179 4 роки тому
Listen to ´Down to the river ´ by Tainted Lady. Like and share this great anthem.
@WRGOP
@WRGOP 5 років тому
Holland is not a country ,but it is two provinces in Netherlands.
@AudieHolland
@AudieHolland 5 років тому
It used to be a single, independent state. Before the Burgundians came and conquered all of the Dutch states. With the 'Pax Burgundia,' the mediëval Dutch states had to learn to live together without going to war every year or so.Then the Burgundians were taken over/merged with the Habsburg Empire. Then the Habsburgs split into a Spanish section and an Austrian section. Which is why we still have the words "The king of Spain - I have always honoured" in our national anthem. Which was written to celebrate the very fact we seceded from the Spanish empire (Eighty Years War). Imagine the American anthem having the words "God Save the King." Back to Holland: it's like England is known all over the world when people mean to say "Great Britain." Few people know our country's name is the "Kingdom of the Netherlands" but then I doubt many non-British will know that the official name for Great Britain is the United Kingdom.
@WRGOP
@WRGOP 5 років тому
AudieHolland wow
@jonastona
@jonastona 5 років тому
I am not from holland i am from gelderland
@MVEProducties
@MVEProducties 5 років тому
Yes, our country is The Netherlands, not Holland!
@Bruintjebeer6
@Bruintjebeer6 5 років тому
William Wallace ik neem aan dat je niet in Zuid- of Noord-Holland woont
@Ben-db5re
@Ben-db5re 4 роки тому
What was the town called at the start?
@micheltibon6552
@micheltibon6552 2 роки тому
Broek in Waterland just outside of Amsterdam North.
@3.D.L
@3.D.L 3 роки тому
when you have the power to go from 2.1k like to 2.2k likes
@sja45uk
@sja45uk 5 років тому
There is a potential, exponential rise in sea level coming, because current sea level rise lags current sea temperature rise, which lags current greenhouse gas levels. Scientists are conditioned to be conservative and only predict a linear rise, because that expectation is easier to defend, but the gap between linear and exponential will be critical to changes in sea level.
@bramvanduijn8086
@bramvanduijn8086 3 роки тому
@Jon Gill Never trust a man who won't admit to being wrong. Being wrong is the only way to learn and improve.
@dimrrider9133
@dimrrider9133 Рік тому
4 years later nothing happend lol stop reading fairy tales please
@mre3140
@mre3140 4 роки тому
All bow down in awe to us Dutchies!
@imcavdb5465
@imcavdb5465 4 роки тому
Come visit us and see our ingenious waterworks 😊 Beats going to Amsterdam anyday!
@raybod1775
@raybod1775 4 роки тому
Ingenious, but if this is the first year of the great Greenland melt...
@pim1234
@pim1234 3 роки тому
I work at Deltares ....
@rampartrod
@rampartrod 6 років тому
thank god for the dutch
@captainheretic
@captainheretic 5 років тому
Thank evolution
@cmulder002
@cmulder002 5 років тому
@@captainheretic And science ,
@j3gg
@j3gg 5 років тому
The Netherlands*
@herbayum76
@herbayum76 4 роки тому
Greetings from Holland
@Barskor1
@Barskor1 5 років тому
Letting the river flood a bit of land deposits silt building it up.
@el7jake
@el7jake 3 роки тому
So much for telling your kid(s) to go outside and play in the yard!
@PyrusFlameborn
@PyrusFlameborn 2 роки тому
Instead kids can have fun swimming in the yard and go out in little boats together with a parents.
@erikloupias7642
@erikloupias7642 2 роки тому
And play with their house seal?
@James-gz6iq
@James-gz6iq 5 років тому
Harley Davidson needs to go into the boat engine industry, loud engines at 5 am in the morning.
@foppo100
@foppo100 5 років тому
We need defences in the U.K Along the East Coast following the Humber Estuary.We have very little and even less is spend nowhere enough to defend the big city's against flooding.
@freddyflintstoned913
@freddyflintstoned913 4 роки тому
move to higher ground
@rossrreyes
@rossrreyes 4 роки тому
The Dutch are on average the tallest people on earth and one of the longest collective life spans They do many things well
@nickdentoom1173
@nickdentoom1173 2 роки тому
We have too be tall, so we can keep our heads above the water when we flood.
@ruhalfoyls
@ruhalfoyls 3 роки тому
the water became our pet, we can make it do what ever we want it to do. not our enemy but like a pet pitbull, no issues if you rais it well but it can still bite when in a bad mood.
@rogerthat5459
@rogerthat5459 5 років тому
Venice, Italy should hire the Dutch to save itself
@JasperJanssen
@JasperJanssen 5 років тому
They have.
@RedbadvanRijn-ft3vv
@RedbadvanRijn-ft3vv 4 роки тому
A Discovery channel item was on that. A Italian water management ingineer(a Woman) was talking what she was buiding there. In the back ground you could see Boskalis and other Dutch compagnies working hahahahahhaha
@bramvanduijn8086
@bramvanduijn8086 3 роки тому
Even the Dutch think Venice was built in the wrong place. Doesn't mean we won't take your money to build your temporary fixes though :D
@conn_man_249
@conn_man_249 3 роки тому
I have an idea the firefighter helicopters that pick up water to douse fires. What if we get hundreds if not thousands of those helicopters and they pick up the ocean water carry it inland thus making the ocean slightly lower.
@MultiCombo1
@MultiCombo1 5 років тому
Netherlands
@ronnie9187
@ronnie9187 2 місяці тому
It is great engineering and I am very proud of it as a Dutch guy. But the final solutions is preventing sea level rise. If that doesn't happen enough, even our engineering skills cannot handle the consequentes. The tricky part is that we know we are save in this century so during our lives. What comes in next centuries and beyond is an abstract danger for many of us including myself. But we know that we can't defend lower countries against sea rising of many meters and exactly that is going to happen. Not in our lives or that of our children or grandchildren. Not even in the next century, but the total potential of all ice on Antartica is more then 50 meters of 160 feet. We just don't know yet how quick it will melt and if there are points of no return when it comes to warming up the climate in this proces. All the news I hear the last years ist more or less worse then earlier projections. Every new projection science is making is always worse then the projections before, never better. Mainly because we don't know yet fully the dynamics of icemelting or of the gulfstream that is getting weaker, transporting less of the warmer water to the north and less colder water to the south.
@michaelcraig9449
@michaelcraig9449 4 роки тому
THey have dealt with it a long time and have been developing more modern technology for it snce this 1953 incident.. The rest of the world is just now facing it, so the Netherlands has more direct experience and knowledge simply because they must, for so long now! If they were on higher ground they would just now be dealing with it too, and would not have much tech for it..necessity tends to be the driver..
@eft94530
@eft94530 7 місяців тому
Rising sea level ? Sinking land level ?
@brozius
@brozius 4 місяці тому
Yes, big parts of the Netherlands are actually sinking with 3 to 6 millimeters a year. In some parts of the Netherlands it's sinking 7 millimeters a year.
@P1nkR
@P1nkR 3 роки тому
When death enters the ship. There is no escaping. Oh water, oh unpredicatable element. The sea has given, has taken.
@dsplvda3463
@dsplvda3463 5 років тому
1:38 Wut😐
@ingridp4457
@ingridp4457 5 років тому
I admire those farmers who move away so the government could build those new structures to help with rising sea levels, here in US you can’t even convince regular folks to move away from the US-Mexico border to build that build HUGE wall of ours..
@RedbadvanRijn-ft3vv
@RedbadvanRijn-ft3vv 5 років тому
Thats why we Dutch build that sea between Mexico and the Netherlands.
@brambakker1939
@brambakker1939 5 років тому
@@RedbadvanRijn-ft3vv form all the water from Mexico!!!
@MultiArrie
@MultiArrie 5 років тому
those regular folks have some thing called common sense. Wall or not poor are always finding a way in to the usa.
@LaidbackLuc9
@LaidbackLuc9 5 років тому
You could if you'd pay them. These relocations take some hefty sums of public money: a new house paid for by the state could work in the US as well. But it would be seen as socialism, I think.
@laurab.9845
@laurab.9845 5 років тому
The wallis a waste of $. Need to use it in Florida and e. Coast for bad storms and flooding daily. Property damage would matter to me more than some stupidazz wall.
@Jaydon05
@Jaydon05 3 роки тому
We Dutch love water! But...prepared!
@robertheinrichvonseyfenste267
@robertheinrichvonseyfenste267 4 роки тому
still don't know which village/town she was talking about. Listened several times... but.. NO
@femsff7090
@femsff7090 4 роки тому
Broek in Waterland.
@legomattie3295
@legomattie3295 3 роки тому
the old farm "stond" there 🤣
@mareecuree
@mareecuree 4 роки тому
Adapt or Die. Great job for the Dutchmen
@floor993
@floor993 5 років тому
The problem in Holland is the sinking soil!
@JasperJanssen
@JasperJanssen 5 років тому
Well, one of them. Draining swamps gives you dry land, but it’s still moist underneath - as it fully dries out (and rots further) it keeps sinking. Wait long enough and it’ll stabilize just fine. That’s only a few millennia away.
@yvonnecampbell7036
@yvonnecampbell7036 4 роки тому
Well.....come to Noord Brabant! It's much more fun there anyway ;)
@johnsanjuan9364
@johnsanjuan9364 3 роки тому
Dutch Wetlands! 🇳🇱
@johnsanjuan9364
@johnsanjuan9364 3 роки тому
My Hometown, Miami, Florida, USA!
@clarkkent4595
@clarkkent4595 4 роки тому
Landscape
@robertheinrichvonseyfenste267
@robertheinrichvonseyfenste267 4 роки тому
pronounced as Brook in Waterland
@michiel5145
@michiel5145 5 років тому
Its the netherlands, not holland
@larssmith404
@larssmith404 5 років тому
You are absolutely right, however for English speakers to call the Netherlands, Holland is perfectly fine. Remember, I said English speakers.
@alexhayden2303
@alexhayden2303 5 років тому
The Dutch should raise the land by dredging and importing the Dogger Bank.
@scotexscarrier8461
@scotexscarrier8461 3 роки тому
and here in England we have learned nothing from the Dutch, or rather we don't want to parts of the east coast of England is been eroded away at such a rate by the sea, the Dutch would have nipped in the bud 100yrs ago
@micheltibon6552
@micheltibon6552 2 роки тому
the Sandmotor is already exported to the UK´s Norfolk coast www.dutchwatersector.com/news/uks-first-sandscaping-scheme-completed-off-the-norfolk-coast
@chandelure102
@chandelure102 5 років тому
if only charleston takes the hint
@tylerthorn3303
@tylerthorn3303 4 роки тому
At some point the US is going to need to do something like this to tackle rising sea levels.
@brozius
@brozius 4 роки тому
They won't, they only act when it's already gone wrong because they don't wanna spent money on something not useful. They need their money to wage war, that's more important.
@TheFaso95
@TheFaso95 4 роки тому
@@brozius And I hate the fact that this is the reality we have to live in. The US will most likely only take action when the problem has gotten to be so bad that by then, it will be too late.
@brozius
@brozius 4 роки тому
@@TheFaso95 I'm afraid you are right about that.
@zannatul23
@zannatul23 6 років тому
They need to work with Bangladesh
@lapland123
@lapland123 6 років тому
we do
@peterjansen4281
@peterjansen4281 6 років тому
We all need to work with Bangladesh,The Netherlands are rich but not that rich.Bangladesh is poor as f... so you need alot of funding.
@RedbadvanRijn-ft3vv
@RedbadvanRijn-ft3vv 4 роки тому
1000 years ago,we were also poor. But look what we made back then.
@rob1248996
@rob1248996 3 роки тому
Maybe they're not fighting "rising sea levels". Maybe they're fighting "sinking Holland".
@brozius
@brozius 3 роки тому
It's called the Netherlands.
@anilkumarsharma1205
@anilkumarsharma1205 4 роки тому
use siphon and water going down to sea automatically
@larikipe940
@larikipe940 5 років тому
Build the wall!
@juliusdorn9010
@juliusdorn9010 3 роки тому
01:02 0:31 05:01
@lindaoffenbach
@lindaoffenbach 5 років тому
Lol. The Dutch model is never going to pass any Fed or state governance in large. Because... you don't solve a problem sustainably, you just do some short term fixing at the highest possible price... Brings in lots more money... That's the American way. Lol.
@PyrusFlameborn
@PyrusFlameborn 2 роки тому
Your country literally physically ceasing to exist is kinda a strong motivator😂
@CoconutPalmPictures
@CoconutPalmPictures 3 роки тому
The story transitioned from ocean flooding to river flooding without making that distinction. The farmers are allowing rivers to overrun their banks. That can work on a river, but wouldn't work on an ocean front.
@storiesfromthedepthsofspac6413
@storiesfromthedepthsofspac6413 6 місяців тому
Nowhere in Florida have I been able to find that the sea level is going to rise 6 feet. It is not happening. Please see CDN sea level checks.
@brozius
@brozius 4 місяці тому
Good idea, ignore it! We in the Netherlands rather are prepared for the worst after having so many people drown after a flooding. Better to be prepared and nothing happens then not being prepared and things go wrong.
@Spacefrisian
@Spacefrisian 3 роки тому
Lesson 1: the Netherlands Lesson 2: living with water instead of war against water Fixed it for you.
@Jay-hr3rh
@Jay-hr3rh 5 років тому
Omg, those cows look healthy and delicious.
@Olsulor11
@Olsulor11 5 років тому
They are, it's proven way healthier to eat meat from Europe than it is from North America.
@fishsticks6969
@fishsticks6969 5 років тому
yea, i'm hungry now
@HermanWillems
@HermanWillems 5 років тому
Dutch cows have the least ammount of anti-biotics in them. Because alot of research went into how to lower the ammount of anti-biotics without the cows getting sick.
@jerryjohnson4625
@jerryjohnson4625 4 роки тому
Eating an animals muscles looks delicious ?
@bramvanduijn8086
@bramvanduijn8086 3 роки тому
Look at the udders, those are milk cows. They won't be slaughtered for years to come.
@OP-1000
@OP-1000 4 роки тому
I never understood why people would build properties right on the seaside.
@maaiker2977
@maaiker2977 4 роки тому
Usually cause they were fishermen.
@raybod1775
@raybod1775 4 роки тому
It's real nice when there are no storms and are in denial about Greenland melting.
@jerryjohnson4625
@jerryjohnson4625 4 роки тому
The water will eventually rule.
@thomasjacky9241
@thomasjacky9241 5 років тому
BLOOP BLOop Bloop...... :P
@anilkumarsharma1205
@anilkumarsharma1205 4 роки тому
use the solar powered planes to lift the whole country, so your situation lift from current position
@foppo100
@foppo100 5 років тому
Here on the East coast of the U.K the land is disappearing fast.The British government refuses to invest and defend.With other words they don't give a toss about the natives.It can all be protected not slinging a few boulders to defend the land that never works.
@user-ky6vw5up9m
@user-ky6vw5up9m 4 роки тому
foppo leeuwerke cheaper for the taxpayer to move homes inland.
@mikepict9011
@mikepict9011 4 роки тому
If fighting pollution got you laid . There would be no pollution
@NotAnAngryLesbian
@NotAnAngryLesbian 5 років тому
The US environmental official dismissed efforts to combat climate change as misguided, arguing that unsafe drinking water is a more urgent problem because “most of the threats from climate change are 50 to 75 years out”
@lucasa1849
@lucasa1849 5 років тому
Prevention is is the answer to disasters
@russianbot4418
@russianbot4418 5 років тому
More proof "Walls and basic sense work". :P
@DenUitvreter
@DenUitvreter 4 роки тому
The main problem with the war against water is that the water often attacks from above and has air superiority for most of the year.
@brozius
@brozius 4 роки тому
We don't fight the water, we work with it.
@bramvanduijn8086
@bramvanduijn8086 3 роки тому
@@brozius And we use it against our enemies. The Spanish were seriously inconvenienced when we flooded their armies. About 30% of Dutch floodings in the last 500 years were acts of war, usually against invaders.
@panlomito
@panlomito 4 роки тому
Sea level rise will be around 20-24 cm at the end of the century, there are no signs that the rise is accelerating. So we have adapt to this, not to scary rises of 3-6 feet that only exists in computermodels.
@therealdutchidiot
@therealdutchidiot 8 місяців тому
You're talking about low tide rise you dunce.
@anilkumarsharma1205
@anilkumarsharma1205 4 роки тому
use the power of natural resources so environmental temperature goes down automatically
@freddyflintstoned913
@freddyflintstoned913 4 роки тому
Funny how many You Tube vids on sea level rise have their comments turned off. I do not watch any video that has its comments turned off.
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