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A collapse of Larsen C would result in a rise in sea-level of about 4 mm, while a George VI collapse could cause over five times more to global sea levels, 22 mm
It’s an inch of water, no big deal right? Except it’s an inch of water across the entire **ing globe! That’s a metric **** ton more water that can and will be used in tropical storms and hurricanes.
I wonder how long before the inevitable, Antarctica has mountain ranges several thousand feet beyond the ice shelves, if they follow it will be catastrophic.
It’s an inch of water, no big deal right? Except it’s an inch of water across the entire **ing globe! That’s a metric **** ton more water that can and will be used in tropical storms and hurricanes.
The oceans already have billions of times more water than any hurricane could use. Adding more makes no difference in that regard.
I wonder how long before the inevitable, Antarctica has mountain ranges several thousand feet beyond the ice shelves, if they follow it will be catastrophic.
Warming is going to make mountain ranges fall?
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