Unify Action - August 21, 2025


Canadians vs. Climate Change - The Media Is BRAINWASHING Them!


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Length

5 minutes

Words per minute

184.32

Word count

989

Sentence count

45


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In this episode, we talk about climate change and what we need to do to combat it. We discuss the benefits and drawbacks of various climate change solutions, and the pros and cons of each option. We also talk about what the government should do in order to combat climate change.

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00:00:00.000 Okay guys, wildfires, heat waves, hiking bans, climate change, it's all been in the news lately.
00:00:06.120 So we're at St. Jacob's Market and we're talking about climate change. Let's go.
00:00:11.440 How serious is climate change?
00:00:13.300 Climate change is super serious.
00:00:14.720 I think it's pretty serious.
00:00:16.020 It's very serious.
00:00:16.940 I would say it's pretty serious.
00:00:18.200 It's a really serious issue.
00:00:19.620 It's extremely serious.
00:00:21.120 I think it's really bad.
00:00:22.240 I think it's very severe.
00:00:23.840 I think it's very serious and I think it's something that we all need to focus on.
00:00:27.940 I think once you kind of see the facts and everything, it's very severe.
00:00:31.800 It's getting very, very warm and they should do something about it.
00:00:34.620 Certain places like in the world are actually like becoming inhabitable.
00:00:38.280 Oh yeah, it's right here.
00:00:40.360 Just because of like the heat change.
00:00:42.240 What drastic actions do we need to be taking?
00:00:44.440 Well, right now I think that we should be putting more regulations on like private sectors,
00:00:48.620 people that do like a lot of like polluting.
00:00:50.640 I think we need to be specifically looking at, yes, individuals can be doing things,
00:00:55.320 but I think corporations have a lot bigger impact than just the individual does.
00:00:59.580 It's like the big companies that are contributing a lot more than our individual effort,
00:01:04.680 but also that the companies are being held accountable because they are the biggest polluters.
00:01:08.200 I don't know how to say it.
00:01:09.020 They could implement more...
00:01:10.440 Regulations, maybe?
00:01:11.460 So yeah, more regulations, I would say.
00:01:13.520 Other than that, government should be responsible for regulating.
00:01:17.460 The tax, the carbon tax, I think what they need to do is to increase that
00:01:22.560 on the bigger companies the industrial companies that are putting these very large outputs of
00:01:28.240 green you know greenhouse gases and that into the environment do you think the carbon tax
00:01:32.960 itself is a good idea um i don't know if the carbon tax specifically is the best way of doing
00:01:37.440 it i don't like the carbon tax no we don't need carbon tax no i don't think any type of tax is a
00:01:44.240 good idea it's an antiquated idea do you think it had really bad results the carbon tax i don't know
00:01:50.960 i'm not familiar i don't think so it was um i personally didn't mind it uh europe actually has
00:02:00.080 a really interesting system of where they actually have a price associated with the carbon output
00:02:04.960 that you put out each year and so the cost of carbon keeps going up each year trying to lower
00:02:10.920 the amount of output and so it's actually really interesting carbon trading system that might be
00:02:16.000 worth looking into of other options so i'm not saying carbon tax is wrong but i'm saying
00:02:20.720 that there's lots of countries tackling it in different ways
00:02:23.760 that maybe are worth exploring as well.
00:02:25.420 I don't know if it should be a carbon tax.
00:02:27.540 I think it should be more like regulations
00:02:29.040 about how much you're allowed to produce.
00:02:30.960 Corporations are really eager just to pay
00:02:32.600 and get their product going.
00:02:35.920 They'll be really happy to just pay that fine
00:02:38.420 and just keep polluting.
00:02:40.120 Because at the end of the day, it is about the profits.
00:02:41.600 So if they're able to just pay it off,
00:02:43.120 then they will keep doing it
00:02:44.200 and won't really just waive them.
00:02:47.260 if people are going over any limits then there should be taxes yes i mean i'm a little uncertain
00:02:55.500 what's happening in canada but but i think that i'm not opposed to uh higher taxes in order to
00:03:02.940 have a safer world but i understand it needs to be affordable so there has to be a balance
00:03:09.180 do you think though overtaxing our industry will make us less competitive to like the states which
00:03:14.540 doesn't have a tax like that good question there has to be a balance to be
00:03:25.300 able to you know to be globally competitive but yet to be able to
00:03:29.720 decrease the amount of greenhouse gases that are going up in the atmosphere but
00:03:35.060 if we regulate how much they can produce one that make us less competitive as a
00:03:38.180 country yeah these these are the these are the cons no matter how the
00:03:43.220 government decide that they're going to implement whether it be a tax or a
00:03:48.800 surcharge or whatever to these companies ultimately it will always
00:03:52.460 trickle down to the consumer because you know they have to take on those costs
00:03:59.660 and they have to be able to recoup those costs somehow so eventually it's going
00:04:03.840 to make its way down to us do you think it's the government's job to force us to
00:04:07.400 to comply with the Green Agenda?
00:04:12.360 Half and half.
00:04:14.280 I think the government isn't doing half what they should be doing,
00:04:17.860 and they're doing too much of what they shouldn't be doing.
00:04:20.800 I don't think that we as humans can do anything about the weather change.
00:04:25.660 It's going to happen.
00:04:26.620 The weather has never been stationary, as far as we know,
00:04:31.180 as far back as science can track it.
00:04:33.600 But what we can do to be prepared for it
00:04:36.220 is make sure that we are building in safe places we are maintaining our forests which have not been
00:04:44.800 done the undergrowth is part of the problem they need to cut back all of the undergrowth near
00:04:50.920 railroad tracks because that is part of the problem that trains are setting the grass on fire
00:04:56.500 so all we can do is humans is be aware that it's going to happen and make sure we have the resources
00:05:03.160 that when it does happen, we can help save people, their homes, their businesses, etc.
00:05:10.740 Okay, guys, it seems the media is drumming up the climate action a lot.
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00:05:21.180 Thanks. Bye.