Michael Kosta

It's happening everywhere.

And I found in drilling in 16 different countries around the world,

far more good people on this planet wanting to do the right thing, trying to do the right thing.

And if we all, those good people, do the right thing, we change the world.

And it's hard to measure awareness, but the fact that climate change is even in our vernacular, we're not doing enough, we're not fixing the problem, can you get frustrated by that?

I mean, here you are lugging a six-ton drill on the top

of a glacier to get information to help fix and solve climate change, and yet, we haven't fixed it.

We haven't fixed it, and I have to give my daughter credit for Canary, because she told me,

A decade ago, she said, dad, one more ice score, you're not going to change the world.

You're going to have to reach thousands to millions of people.

And I want to give credit to Danny O'Malley and Alex Rivest, Adam Smith, producers of the film.

I don't think we could have found better producers to tell the story.

Well, and I love that these film producers are picking

scientists to showcase, right?

I mean, why not make science and environmentalists heroes of stories?

And I think it's amazing that they've done that.

And so, go ahead.

Yeah, I would say that telling the true story of scientists and getting the truth out is a way to inspire the next generation of young people.

Yeah.

It's also interesting that your daughter, younger generation, was basically saying, hey, you got to get on TikTok, Dad.