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ClimateAdam
Subscribers 67.1K
Videos 235
Views 3.2M

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ClimateAdam covers climate science topics, climate change impacts, policy explanations, and related environmental issues. The channel uses tutorials, explainers, myth debunks, and discussions (including current events and past climate topics) to educate viewers, with a focus on accessible science communication. It publishes content regularly, has 67.1K subscribers, 3.2M total views, 235 videos published, and an average of about 23.1K views per video.

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#1

81% relevance

Subscribers 22.4M
Videos 2.3K
Views 4.5B
Appearances 16
SERP 98%
Similarity 70%
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They share high search overlap on climate-related queries like 'climate change explained' and 'climate change impacts'; their content similarly explains concepts but TED-Ed’s style is animated explainer videos, contributing to a strong search match (98%) with ClimateAdam while content similarity is moderate (70%).

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Subscribers 25.9M
Videos 11K
Views 6.9B
Appearances 17
SERP 100%
Similarity 65%
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They rank for the same climate queries such as 'climate change explained' and 'global warming science' (100% search overlap) and cover climate impacts in documentary storytelling, yielding a strong audience alignment though their content style diverges from ClimateAdam’s, leading to 65% content similarity.

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#3

73% relevance

Subscribers 44.2M
Videos 255K
Views 8.8B
Appearances 17
SERP 80%
Similarity 68%
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Their videos target climate policy, science myths, and carbon footprint topics, giving solid search overlap on those queries (80%), with content leaning toward talks and presentations that differ in format from ClimateAdam, resulting in 68% content similarity.

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#4

72% relevance

Subscribers 719K
Videos 635
Views 98.9M
Appearances 8
SERP 59%
Similarity 80%
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Simon Clark targets climate change explained and impacts with similar search interest (59%), plus a high 80% content similarity in policy-focused material, indicating a comparable audience and topic coverage but a distinct creator voice.

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Subscribers 3.9M
Videos 1.3K
Views 462.5M
Appearances 10
SERP 61%
Similarity 70%
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They intersect on queries like 'carbon emissions effects' and 'extreme weather causes' (search overlap ~61%), and discuss warming risks with analytical framing, yielding moderate content alignment (70%) despite different editorial approach.

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#6

64% relevance

Subscribers 27.2M
Videos 5.5K
Views 3.1B
Appearances 11
SERP 49%
Similarity 74%
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Broad climate queries such as 'extreme weather causes' and 'sustainable energy solutions' show substantial search overlap (49%), while content tends toward diverse TED talks, producing a higher content variety (74%) but still aligning on climate topics.

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Content Landscape

Top competitors by match strength are TED-Ed (81% match) and National Geographic (79% match). They overlap with ClimateAdam on queries like climate change explained, climate change impacts, carbon emissions effects, and global warming science. TEDx Talks (73% match) also competes due to topics around climate policy explained, climate science myths, and reducing carbon footprint. The Economist (66% match) shares interest in carbon emissions effects, warming oceans risks, and extreme weather causes. ClimateAdam has 67.1K subscribers, while TED-Ed (22.4M), National Geographic (25.9M), and TEDx Talks (44.2M) are substantially larger; Simon Clark (719K) also appears as a mid-sized competitor with overlaps on climate change explained and policy.

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#7 63% Climate Literacy
78% 8.4K 40% 6
#8 62% CrashCourse 70% 16.9M 50% 10
#9 59% StarTalk 73% 5.4M 40% 6
#10 59% Hot Mess
83% 98.9K 23% 3
#11 57% Our Changing Climate 79% 544K 23% 6
#12 56% DW News 67% 6.2M 41% 7
#13 56% Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)
79% 47.6K 22% 4
#14 55% PBS Terra 76% 884K 23% 7
#15 55% Science ABC 64% 528K 41% 8
#16 55% NASA Space Place
71% 64.2K 30% 6
#17 54% ARCHIVED - NASA Climate Change
80% 31.2K 16% 2
#18 54% Next Generation Science
69% 251K 31% 7
#19 54% Astrum Earth 80% 324K 14% 6
#20 53% Grantham Institute, Imperial College London
76% 2.4K 19% 2
#21 53% Kurzgesagt – In a Nutshell 77% 25.1M 17% 6
#22 53% swrm
78% 2.1K 14% 1
#23 52% Columbia Climate School
77% 9.3K 15% 3
#24 51% Sabine Hossenfelder 71% 1.8M 22% 4
#25 50% RicochetScience
65% 107K 27% 4
#26 50% DW Documentary 68% 6.4M 23% 4
#27 50% Student Energy
70% 72.3K 19% 2
#28 50% Australian Academy of Science
62% 36.2K 31% 2
#29 49% Duke University
65% 63.9K 25% 2
#30 49% Vox 71% 12.7M 17% 4
#31 49% MinuteEarth 70% 3.3M 18% 2
#32 49% Alliant Energy
70% 3.0K 17% 1
#33 49% Energy Policy Institute at the UChicago
70% 1.1K 17% 1
#34 49% SciShow 71% 8.4M 15% 3
#35 49% Khan Academy
67% 9.3M 21% 4
#36 48% Planet Nutshell
71% 29.7K 13% 2
#37 48% The Independent
67% 1.2M 19% 3
#38 47% TDC
67% 1.1M 18% 3
#39 47% JRE Clips
67% 8.3M 17% 1
#40 46% Heriot-Watt University
61% 9.5K 22% 2
#41 46% BBC News 67% 19.4M 13% 6
#42 46% MIT OpenCourseWare 68% 6.2M 13% 5
#43 45% New Horizon TV
64% 161K 17% 1
#44 45% IMF
65% 201K 14% 1
#45 45% Al Jazeera English
64% 17.5M 16% 5
#46 41% CBC Kids News
60% 283K 13% 3

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Which YouTube channels are most similar to ClimateAdam?

TED-Ed — 22.4M subscribers, 81% match; National Geographic — 25.9M subscribers, 79% match; TEDx Talks — 44.2M subscribers, 73% match. They share a focus on science communication and educational content about science, environment, and global issues.

What type of content does ClimateAdam make?

ClimateAdam creates science- and climate-focused videos, such as debunking myths and discussing global warming, with titles like "Why Has Global Warming Just Spiked?" and "One Million Years into Climate Change's Past." The channel averages about 23.1K views per video, and its upload frequency is implied to be multiple videos per week based on the listed recent titles.

How do we determine which channels are similar to ClimateAdam?

We analyze ClimateAdam's recent videos, generate topic-relevant search queries, check YouTube search results, and compare the meaning of each channel's content to measure similarity. The result is a ranked list sorted by SERP overlap, semantic similarity, and search appearances.

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