The Feed's Patrick Abboud takes a closer look at the climate Change argument that's flared up after the New South Wales bushfires.
Right now, there's dozens of bushfires burning across parts of Australia. Climate change scientists say it's a direct result of global warming, but sceptics think it's a whole lot of hogwash.
This week the UN Climate Change Chief Christiana Figueres, said the devastating fires proved the world is already paying the price of carbon.
Al Gore even weighed in suggesting that climate change could make fires more dangerous. However Prime Minister Tony Abbott says fires are just part of the Australian experience.
But regardless of whether you're a believer or denier, climate change isn't an issue for any one government or region to fix.
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From floods to food insecurity the toll carbon pollution is taking on the planet is serious.
But a new global video tour charting the cost to carbon emissions on to the planet might just make a difference.
In 24 hours across six continents the reality of climate change hits hard exploring the extraordinary effects on the lives of ordinary people.
From North America, where serious floods have wiped out entire towns, to South America and the Caribbean where torrential rain has washed away entire mountainside communities, Australia even gets its own clip. The videos aim to shock by using real statistics.
There's a gamut of ways you can reduce your carbon footprint but there's a long way to go before we see any real impact in the fight against climate change.
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