Speaker 1: Scientists worldwide are amazed at a sensation will find in
Speaker 1: a rock and no it's not oil. A thirty four
Speaker 1: hundred year old palace has emerged from the receding waters
Speaker 1: of the most so damn reservoir on the ancient banks
Speaker 1: of the Tigris River. This place was huge, folks. Aside
Speaker 1: from the main palace, there are several mansions and extensive
Speaker 1: network of roads and even a cemetery. Archaeologists say this
Speaker 1: is one of the most important discoveries in decades. How
Speaker 1: did they find it? A drought. A drought lowered the
Speaker 1: water table in the reservoir and bingo, there it was.
Speaker 1: Now this discovery is important for another reason. It is
Speaker 1: yet another reminder that climate change is nothing new. The
Speaker 1: water levels rose, they covered this magnificent palace, and whoever
Speaker 1: lived there moved somebody else. They had to move out
Speaker 1: and they were drowned. Over Thirty four hundred years later,
Speaker 1: a drought uncovered it again, and one day it'll probably
Speaker 1: be back underwater or nooked, just with the reins, depending
Speaker 1: on the Ranians. Anyway, the climate on Earth has been
Speaker 1: changing since there was an Earth, and it's going to
Speaker 1: continue changing as long as there is an earth, and
Speaker 1: despite the amazing arrogance of some human beings, human beings
Speaker 1: have nothing to do with it, not a thing