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That's never happened before. Even scientists are unsure of the reason and aren't necessarily attributing it to climate change, but it has happened.
Sorry to prove you wrong, but it has happened before.
When most of the glacier finally melts, we can send in archaeologists to dig for artifacts left by the people who colonized Greenland, and then abandoned that land when the glaciers ran them out.
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Except it hasn't happened for at least 30 years, but hey, there is now some more sand in which to bury your head.
It has happened many, many, many times in the last 2,000 years.
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What will happen if the Gulf Stream collapses due to the change in salinity of the Northern Atlantic caused by the melting ice? What do the scientists say? What are the consequences? Have you done your research? Are you so sure in your beliefs in the face of scientific facts?
What will happen if Congress starts wearing white-powdered wigs again?
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Even if the Earth's crust starts to melt, all the oceans vaporize, humanity dies in droves, and flames engulf every inch of land... there will still be a Republican somewhere claiming that it's all a liberal hoax.
That was a rather ambient Straw Man Argument.
(ACM) Anthropogenic Crustal Melting, is that what you're driving at?
So, uh, what part of "Inter-Glacial Period" do you people not understand?
Laughing at the superior intellect.....
Mircea
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Scientists are unsure why ice melts?
I fall off my chair....
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There hasn't been enough destruction from hurricanes (btw, Krugman has been sad about this). So now it's time to focus on a different variance in the weather.
"This kind of comprehensive surface melting might happen about every 150 years or so in Greenland, which would make this year unusual but not unprecedented, Serreze said by telephone."
Thaks cruxan, these videos are exactly what I was after. I still doubtb this is caused by anything more than a hot spell, and sooner or later the ice will be back, and a littlen past that in time that same ice will be back here in NH, as it once was, and apx 2 miles high......
geeze in the last vid where climbers are on the ice, I think i saw a chouinard ice axe when fit with wooden grips.. Those are antique and collectable.
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