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Our Changing Climate
Subscribers 544K
Videos 478
Views 41.0M

Channels Like Our Changing Climate

Our Changing Climate offers video essays on environmental topics and climate change, exploring questions around capitalism, socialism, activism, and policy through in-depth, long-form content. The channel emphasizes analysis and critique with a focus on environmental and economic systems, publishing videos that range from contextual explorations to policy discussions, and it averages about 0 min per video and roughly 0 uploads per week, with an audience of 544K subscribers and ~41M total views, across 478 published videos since 2016.

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#1

80% relevance

Subscribers 44.2M
Videos 255K
Views 8.8B
Appearances 32
SERP 100%
Similarity 67%
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High search overlap on environmental activism and sustainability topics (environmental activism, consumerism sustainability) with a strong content alignment leaning toward public-facing explorations, making their audience similar to Our Changing Climate despite potential stylistic differences.

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#2

63% relevance

Subscribers 27.2M
Videos 5.5K
Views 3.1B
Appearances 19
SERP 50%
Similarity 72%
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Shared focus on climate change solutions and energy transition, with substantial content about climate policy and economic systems impacting climate, indicating a closely related audience and topics even if presentation is broader.

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#3

57% relevance

Subscribers 719K
Videos 635
Views 98.9M
Appearances 6
SERP 32%
Similarity 73%
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Audience overlap around climate change solutions and climate policy critique; content emphasizes policy implications and economic impacts, aligning closely with Our Changing Climate's analytical angle.

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#4

54% relevance

Subscribers 16.9M
Videos 1.6K
Views 2.2B
Appearances 7
SERP 27%
Similarity 72%
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Common interest in climate policy and governance, with viewers seeking explanations of policy failures and environmental issues, though CrashCourse covers broader educational topics beyond climate specifically.

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Subscribers 25.1M
Videos 349
Views 3.6B
Appearances 5
SERP 19%
Similarity 75%
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Shared emphasis on climate change solutions and policy failures, appealing to a similar science-curious audience, though Kurzgesagt delivers more visually driven, simplified explanations.

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#6

53% relevance

Subscribers 67.1K
Videos 235
Views 3.2M
Appearances 3
SERP 13%
Similarity 79%
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Overlaps on war, climate justice, and carbon capture limits, attracting viewers concerned with justice and technocratic limits, signaling a meaningful but slightly niche alignment within Our Changing Climate's broader climate discourse.

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Competitors identified include TEDx Talks (80% match) and TED (63% match) as top rivals, with overlapping queries such as environmental activism, consumerism sustainability, energy transition challenges, climate change solutions, and renewable energy politics. Simon Clark (57% match) also aligns on climate change solutions and economic systems climate impact, while CrashCourse (54% match) and Kurzgesagt – In a Nutshell (53% match) intersect on climate policy critique, progress vs collapse, and related topics. Our Changing Climate has 544K subscribers, notably smaller than TEDx Talks (44.2M) and TED (27.2M), and larger than Simon Clark (719K), CrashCourse (16.9M), and Kurzgesagt (25.1M). The channels converge on searches around climate policy, energy transitions, and systemic critiques, indicating competition for visibility on identical informational and policy-oriented climate topics.

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#7 51% John Stossel
80% 1.1M 9% 3
#8 50% TED-Ed 67% 22.4M 23% 7
#9 49% EconClips
78% 113K 7% 1
#10 49% The Economist 74% 3.9M 11% 5
#11 48% Unravel Talks
74% 2.9K 10% 1
#12 48% PBS Terra 73% 884K 11% 5
#13 48% Big Think 72% 8.6M 12% 4
#14 48% BreakThrough News
75% 1.1M 7% 1
#15 48% WWF International
72% 190K 11% 3
#16 48% ABC News (Australia)
66% 2.5M 21% 6
#17 47% Climate Chat
75% 6.4K 7% 1
#18 47% ABC News In-depth
73% 2.3M 9% 3
#19 47% BBC World Service 72% 1.9M 9% 2
#20 47% Did You See This?
72% 321K 9% 2
#21 47% Prof Gio | Giordano Scarciotti
73% 28.7K 8% 2
#22 46% The Learning Studio 73% 1.9K 7% 3
#23 46% DW Documentary 70% 6.4M 11% 2
#24 46% Columbia Climate School
72% 9.3K 8% 1
#25 46% Carbon Brief
68% 6.0K 14% 4
#26 45% Sustainable Business Insights | Anne Jacobs
70% 1.2K 8% 1
#27 45% NowThis Impact
67% 4.9M 12% 5
#28 45% UN Environment Programme
68% 134K 11% 4
#29 45% Climate Impacts Tracker Asia
69% 3.5K 8% 1
#30 45% It's Just Astronomical!
69% 99.7K 8% 1
#31 45% Al Jazeera English
64% 17.5M 16% 5
#32 44% The Simple Environmentalist
68% 43.4K 9% 2
#33 44% Technology Connections 68% 3.1M 7% 2
#34 43% Cambridge University Press & Assessment
65% 9.7K 11% 2
#35 43% European Commission 67% 450K 8% 1
#36 43% Top 10 You Should Know
65% 2.4K 10% 1
#37 43% National Geographic 66% 25.9M 7% 2
#38 43% UCLA Environment
65% 1.4K 8% 1
#39 41% ACCIONA
62% 137K 10% 1
#40 40% CMCC Channel
63% 3.7K 7% 2
#41 40% Audacy
62% 242K 8% 1
#42 40% High Frequency Guru 61% 410K 7% 2
#43 39% Niagara University
59% 2.8K 10% 1
#44 38% Dota 2 Rapier
59% 262K 7% 1
#45 37% Central Environmental Authority Publications
56% 7.2K 8% 1

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which YouTube channels are most similar to Our Changing Climate?

TEDx Talks (80% match, 44.2M subscribers) and TED (63% match, 27.2M subscribers) are Our Changing Climate's biggest competitors, followed by Simon Clark (57% match, 719K subscribers). They share a focus on commentary and exploration of climate, environment, and societal issues in an educational, essay-style format similar to Our Changing Climate.

What type of content does Our Changing Climate make?

Our Changing Climate produces environment-focused video essays on topics related to climate change and social issues, as suggested by recent titles like 'Why We Need Socialism' and 'Why Did Trump Attack Venezuela?' with about 100K average views per video and an implied upload cadence of roughly multiple videos per week.

How do we determine which channels are similar to Our Changing Climate?

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