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A carbon bomb is ticking in Congo

An environmental bomb is ticking underneath the peatlands of the Congo basin: Billions of tons of carbon that may eventually be released into the atmosphere... A documentary by CANAL+ Docs

12/12/2019 7:58 AM
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26 comments

  • Mike D.
    12/24/2019 04:57

    Giant Fart

  • Bryan K.
    12/17/2019 15:40

    Not to worry. The idea that CO2 is a "pollutant" is errant nonsense.

  • Rick M.
    12/17/2019 14:40

    What makes this guy right ?

  • Jeff M.
    12/16/2019 16:39

    carbon is good for the planet. edjucate you dumbasses

  • Diana L.
    12/15/2019 05:33

    Not good

  • Clint B.
    12/14/2019 17:42

    Please Africa protect this forest with all cost and killed them fuckin poachers

  • Walter N.
    12/14/2019 10:37

    And Yellowstone is going to blow anytime now and wipe out mankind !

  • Marlene R.
    12/14/2019 08:10

    Bien sûr il faut sauvegardé la forêts mais pour payer l’argent ne va jamais au tribut native toujours dans les poches des politiques

  • Ioannis S.
    12/14/2019 07:43

    You mean that it must remain a secret and then u post it on Facebook

  • Jeanine S.
    12/13/2019 21:33

    Interesti g

  • Ryan G.
    12/13/2019 11:11

    Better tax the Congo before it's too late!

  • Catherine R.
    12/13/2019 07:13

    These peatlands are a precious international resource for all sorts of reasons - not just carbon sequestration - and the two Congos deserve all the support possible from the global community to preserve them. However, attention is taken away from the very serious subject matter by a simple factual error - these peatlands (larger than Great Britain) surely cannot have been, "Discovered only in 2017"?

  • Marlene B.
    12/13/2019 02:00

    This is more fear mongering by climate change scammers. Fear sells. At present there is 400 to 410 parts per million (ppm) of CO2 in our atmosphere which is well below what used to be there e.g. 1600 ppm and primates flourished. Today greenhouse growers have to pump in CO2 to bring CO2 levels up to 1000 ppm which is the required level for optimum plant growth. Let the peatlands of the Congo basin release away....if it is even true. It will save greenhouse growers a lot of money. As proof watch this................ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TjlmFr4FMvI

  • Ne R.
    12/13/2019 00:12

    don't let genius engr.&backhoes' enter d area.

  • Stephen M.
    12/12/2019 22:45

    I don’t believe in any of this C02 nonsense and think people that do are stupid 🐑

  • Ciz A.
    12/12/2019 22:22

    "Its in our nature to destroy ourselves"

  • Cathy R.
    12/12/2019 17:36

    Water is life✊🏼

  • Pat W.
    12/12/2019 16:35

    LEAVE IT ALONE!!!!!!!!!!

  • Santiago M.
    12/12/2019 15:53

    Hope that they won't destroy it like we destroyed most of Florida wetlands

  • Hesbon M.
    12/12/2019 12:40

    Finally an apocalypse coming our way...😜