6 min video. Global Warming Isn't Scary Enough. Bengt Washburn

Global Warming Isn't Scary enough to sound serious. It needs to sound much much worse to get peoples attention. Watch "Not Bad" by Bengt Washburn only at


Hahaha he's like that cool quirky grandpa who always has a crazy weird yet somehow accurate story of Back-in-the-Day😂

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