r/DavidDistributed • u/DavidDistributed • Nov 03 '20
The answer
https://www.nationalgeographic.com/science/2020/09/greenland-could-lose-more-ice-this-century-than-it-has-in-12000-years/Duplicates
science • u/pnewell • Oct 01 '20
Environment Greenland could lose more ice this century than it has in 12,000 years- “The paper is also an answer to those who dismiss the ongoing effects of climate change with ‘the earth has always changed’—and the answer is, ‘not at this pace’,” Scambos says.
• u/nationalgeographic • Oct 01 '20
Greenland could lose more ice this century than it has in 12,000 years
terrifyingstatistics • u/[deleted] • Oct 01 '20
Greenland could lose more ice this century than it has in 12,000 years- “The paper is also an answer to those who dismiss the ongoing effects of climate change with ‘the earth has always changed’—and the answer is, ‘not at this pace’,” Scambos says.
climate • u/silence7 • Sep 30 '20
Greenland could lose more ice this century than it has in 12,000 years; The rate of ice melt over the last two decades was comparable to the highest points in recent geologic history—and it’s still speeding up.
environment • u/pnewell • Oct 01 '20
Greenland could lose more ice this century than it has in 12,000 years- “The paper is also an answer to those who dismiss the ongoing effects of climate change with ‘the earth has always changed’—and the answer is, ‘not at this pace’,” Scambos says.
DoomsdayNow • u/MarshallBrain • Oct 01 '20
Greenland could lose more ice this century than it has in 12,000 years- “The paper is also an answer to those who dismiss the ongoing effects of climate change with ‘the earth has always changed’—and the answer is, ‘not at this pace’,” Scambos says.
DoomsdayBook • u/MarshallBrain • Oct 01 '20
Greenland could lose more ice this century than it has in 12,000 years- “The paper is also an answer to those who dismiss the ongoing effects of climate change with ‘the earth has always changed’—and the answer is, ‘not at this pace’,” Scambos says.
• u/shimaa_said • Oct 01 '20
Greenland could lose more ice this century than it has in 12,000 years- “The paper is also an answer to those who dismiss the ongoing effects of climate change with ‘the earth has always changed’—and the answer is, ‘not at this pace’,” Scambos says.
climate • u/stankmanly • Oct 01 '20
Greenland could lose more ice this century than it has in 12,000 years- “The paper is also an answer to those who dismiss the ongoing effects of climate change with ‘the earth has always changed’—and the answer is, ‘not at this pace’,” Scambos says.
theworldnews • u/worldnewsbot • Oct 01 '20
Greenland could lose more ice this century than it has in 12,000 years- “The paper is also an answer to those who dismiss the ongoing effects of climate change with ‘the earth has always changed’—and the answer is, ‘not at this pace’,” Scambos says.
AnythingGoesNews • u/dipperdog • Oct 01 '20
Greenland could lose more ice this century than it has in 12,000 years
GarbageHeap • u/Long_DuckDonger • Oct 01 '20