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Antarctica's ice paradox has yet another puzzling layer. Not only is the amount of sea ice increasing each year, but an underwater robot now shows the ice is also much thicker than was previously thought, a new study reports.
climate change, global warming it is happening all the time even before there were politicians to tell us how bad it is and Rush Limbaugh to deny it.
Sure there can be thicker ice in the Antarctic and sure there can be 8 feet of snow in Buffalo NY but somewhere else things are getting whacky weather wise. Bottom line there are too many people and the earth is making adjustments.
Antarctica's ice paradox has yet another puzzling layer. Not only is the amount of sea ice increasing each year, but an underwater robot now shows the ice is also much thicker than was previously thought, a new study reports.
Antarctica's ice paradox has yet another puzzling layer. Not only is the amount of sea ice increasing each year, but an underwater robot now shows the ice is also much thicker than was previously thought, a new study reports.
Found this really interesting,as it seems to be another example proving that 'Global Warming' is nothing but BS!
Did you miss this? The continent's sea ice has set new records for the past three winters. At the same time, Antarctica's ice sheet (the glacial ice on land) is melting and retreating.
Did you miss this? The continent's sea ice has set new records for the past three winters. At the same time, Antarctica's ice sheet (the glacial ice on land) is melting and retreating.
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