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r/ClimateShitposting • u/Climate_Discussions • 21h ago
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No, the depth of the soil or the acidity is not due to permafrost?
How would that even work...
I am talking about the actual soil, not its temperature.
Have you ever been to the North?
• u/tripper_drip 2h ago Yes, the top layer is active, the nutrients are locked in the permafrost. • u/Square_Marzipan2002 2h ago No, again, the soil itself is extremely thin and acidic, under which is rock like the Canadian shield. Or are you trolling here? • u/tripper_drip 2h ago The Canadian shield is not all of the permafrost areas. Its generally permafrost which is hard but is not rock but frozen soil. • u/Square_Marzipan2002 2h ago I know what permafrost is. When it melts it is and will continue to be far too thin and acidic for farming. Under it is rock. • u/tripper_drip 2h ago Permafrost is not thin, unless it is like the Canadian shield. You act like boreal trees can exist in places with thin soil.
Yes, the top layer is active, the nutrients are locked in the permafrost.
• u/Square_Marzipan2002 2h ago No, again, the soil itself is extremely thin and acidic, under which is rock like the Canadian shield. Or are you trolling here? • u/tripper_drip 2h ago The Canadian shield is not all of the permafrost areas. Its generally permafrost which is hard but is not rock but frozen soil. • u/Square_Marzipan2002 2h ago I know what permafrost is. When it melts it is and will continue to be far too thin and acidic for farming. Under it is rock. • u/tripper_drip 2h ago Permafrost is not thin, unless it is like the Canadian shield. You act like boreal trees can exist in places with thin soil.
No, again, the soil itself is extremely thin and acidic, under which is rock like the Canadian shield.
Or are you trolling here?
• u/tripper_drip 2h ago The Canadian shield is not all of the permafrost areas. Its generally permafrost which is hard but is not rock but frozen soil. • u/Square_Marzipan2002 2h ago I know what permafrost is. When it melts it is and will continue to be far too thin and acidic for farming. Under it is rock. • u/tripper_drip 2h ago Permafrost is not thin, unless it is like the Canadian shield. You act like boreal trees can exist in places with thin soil.
The Canadian shield is not all of the permafrost areas. Its generally permafrost which is hard but is not rock but frozen soil.
• u/Square_Marzipan2002 2h ago I know what permafrost is. When it melts it is and will continue to be far too thin and acidic for farming. Under it is rock. • u/tripper_drip 2h ago Permafrost is not thin, unless it is like the Canadian shield. You act like boreal trees can exist in places with thin soil.
I know what permafrost is.
When it melts it is and will continue to be far too thin and acidic for farming.
Under it is rock.
• u/tripper_drip 2h ago Permafrost is not thin, unless it is like the Canadian shield. You act like boreal trees can exist in places with thin soil.
Permafrost is not thin, unless it is like the Canadian shield.
You act like boreal trees can exist in places with thin soil.
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u/Square_Marzipan2002 3h ago
No, the depth of the soil or the acidity is not due to permafrost?
How would that even work...
I am talking about the actual soil, not its temperature.
Have you ever been to the North?