The transportation revolution has a lot to do with this air travel, but the climate conditions have a big impact on that.

Let's look at Zika, here is the range of the one Mosquito that they're most worried about and warmer conditions increase that range considerably.

But here is the kicker on this.

It's not just the mosquito is the virus and the warmer temperatures speed up the incubation rate inside the mosquito.

So we get an explosion in the number of cases and now it's spread to Miami florida.

And for the first time in history pregnant women have been advised not to go to part of the United States of America.

In many areas of Central America and south America.

The doctors are delivering a message that I've never heard in my life.

They're telling women don't get pregnant for two years while we try to get a handle on this.

That's something new in the history of the human race.

How long can we just sit back and say, oh well, maybe some genius will think of some miracle, I'm sorry, I'm getting all ah fired up here.

But let's step back and take a global view of the increasing temperatures and the extra heat energy, 93% of all this heat energy is going into the oceans.

And it has several consequences, the direct consequences that when ocean based storms cross much warmer ocean waters, the storms get stronger and more destructive.

Just a few years ago, Superstorm sandy in the atlantic crossed areas of the ocean nine F, warmer than normal.

And it caused tremendous destruction in New Jersey and in new york.

And by the way, 10 years ago, when the movie, an inconvenient truth came out.

The single most criticized scene in that movie was an animated scene showing that the combination of sea level rise and storm surge Would put the ocean water into the 9-11 memorial site, which was then under construction.

And people said that's ridiculous.

What a terrible exaggeration Something happened last night at one of the most iconic locations in New York, the World Trade Center for Ground zero.

A flood of water where the current so strong it flooded the reconstruction.

Yeah, yeah.