Comments by "Oneshothunter" (@oneshothunter9877) on "DW Planet A" channel.

As a hunter I can nothing but agree 100%.
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Where you been, friend? Russia attacked Ukraine almost one year ago now, and that action has done that Europe is moving away from Russia as a trading partner. The trade may not come back any time soon.
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 @julm7744 What? You sure you are from Greenland? In Summertime there's billions and billions of mosquitos roaming around All over.
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Yes, maybe only way for us to survive. If possible I would really like to get knowledge about what whaling has done to the seas, because it seems that whales means a lot for the sinking of CO2 and thereby both cleansing the air and sea for CO2 and at the same time feeding sealife and fertilizing the seabuttom.
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DW makes great music videos with awesome content. Please, turn up the volume on music. I can hear the narration in between the music. 😂
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Agreed. No need. Also makes me go away. Bye. :)
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Regulations and taxes. I'm with you on that.
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@d_san1985 How many schools busses it that equal to? 😂
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lol 😁 Your comment made me...lose my head 😀
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In chemistry balance is very important. One atom less or one more can change everything. H2o is what we call water. H2o2 is what we call hydrogen peroxide. One oxygen atom!
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Are you a child, Dean? If not, - just because you don't understand it, it doesn't go away.
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No! Absolutety not!
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@L0CAL- No, we all don't hate mosquitos. They really don't bother me that much.
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Project iceworm/Camp Century in Greenland. US Army supposedly left 2000 tonnes of radioactive waste water from the reactor IN the inland ice of Greenland. This waste will pour out into ocean eventually. No plans to even try to clean it up. Probably impossible. Thank you for an interesting documentary.
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Uhm, no. But anyways: #reardeltforpresident 😂
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Whale is tasty.
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My brother from another mother. 😀
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That wouldn't remove all the hazardous chemicals we release 24/7/365. But maybe it would help lower temp in cities though.
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@Diana1000Smiles I live in Greenland and I've seen glaciers retreat and disappear for the last 45 years, at least.
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Would you feed me, then? 😎 And I want a boat, too! 😂
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Produce billions and billions tonnes of ice would require enormous amounts of energy. And the machines... Wow! I can't even Imagine...
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Bull. Putin was the one who got it whole backwards. When Soviet Union broke down the US and Europe helped them back on their feet, even distributing food in Russia. Europe has been extremely including regarding Russia. Probably because of the fact that, they are neighbors and former allies through centuries( before Lenins revolution), and of course of the other undeniable fact that. Russia has a lot of gas/oil and other natural resources. The whole thing nearby European countries/consumers, benefitting both regions. That aside, if you haven't noticed, Russia and Germany was building another gaspipeline, Nordstream 2, despite that Putin had invaded - and later on annexed Crimea. Some sanctions were initiated by Europe, but obviously Putin didn't manege to read the writing on the wall and went attacking Ukraine again years later. You really can't blame Europe for this. Blaime the little poisoner from Russia.
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@Pr0toPoTaT0 Didn't Egyptians do that with Pharaoh grave sites? Not sure at al.., but... But anyway, we dug them out.
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Nature will take care eventually. Earth will be fine. Life on earth, not so much.
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The rich ARE the corporations! The richest 100 persons/families are responsible for most of all emissions. On the other side, we "need" their products, at least some of it. Cutting emissions without development in renewables won't be easy, if even possible.
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This was about farmers in India.
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Again.
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How is it ridiculous?
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@0tedaCecapS They are part of the food chain. We humans have already "done enough" to this world. Most We've done is not for the good of our earth. They kill too many people? Well, we are literally killing the world as we are too many.
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