Grumblenuts
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Can you guarantee that we can keep burning fossil fuels and see no harm?And you guarantee that you can bring balance back to the Greenland ice by taxing Americans $3 Trillion annually?
Its summer, ice melts in summer. and even if the ice is shrinking year round, we humans are not causing it, cannot stop it, and cannot reverse it. The sun controls the climate of planet earth not soccer moms in SUVs![]()
Ubiquitous acceleration in Greenland Ice Sheet calving from 1985 to 2022 - Nature
Analysis of more than 236,000 observations of glacier terminus positions shows that accelerated calving reduced the ice area of Greenland by about 5,000 km2 since 1985, producing over 1,000 Gt of freshwater that could influence ocean salinity and circulation.www.nature.com
Abstract
Nearly every glacier in Greenland has thinned or retreated over the past few decades1,2,3,4, leading to glacier acceleration, increased rates of sea-level rise and climate impacts around the globe5,6,7,8,9. To understand how calving-front retreat has affected the ice-mass balance of Greenland, we combine 236,328 manually derived and AI-derived observations of glacier terminus positions collected from 1985 to 2022 and generate a 120-m-resolution mask defining the ice-sheet extent every month for nearly four decades. Here we show that, since 1985, the Greenland Ice Sheet (GrIS) has lost 5,091 ± 72 km2 of area, corresponding to 1,034 ± 120 Gt of ice lost to retreat. Our results indicate that, by neglecting calving-front retreat, current consensus estimates of ice-sheet mass balance4,9 have underestimated recent mass loss from Greenland by as much as 20%. The mass loss we report has had minimal direct impact on global sea level but is sufficient to affect ocean circulation and the distribution of heat energy around the globe10,11,12. On seasonal timescales, Greenland loses 193 ± 25 km2 (63 ± 6 Gt) of ice to retreat each year from a maximum extent in May to a minimum between September and October. We find that multidecadal retreat is highly correlated with the magnitude of seasonal advance and retreat of each glacier, meaning that terminus-position variability on seasonal timescales can serve as an indicator of glacier sensitivity to longer-term climate change.
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The more scientists study Greenland, the worse its ice melt looks
A new study found that the loss of ice has been underestimated, adding to a recent string of research that has drawn attention to rapid change in Greenland.www.nbcnews.com
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The study analyzed satellite images to track retreat and found that the breakup of icebergs has accelerated in Greenland and that previous analyses might have underrated its influence.
“Current consensus estimates of ice-sheet mass balance have underestimated recent mass loss from Greenland by as much as 20%,” the study’s authors wrote. In recent decades, almost every Greenland glacier has thinned or retreated.
The study, which was published Wednesday in the journal Nature, is yet another sign that Greenland’s ice is melting at hastening and concerning rates. Scientists are growing increasingly concerned that the Earth’s warming could trigger tipping points for major ice sheets. Greenland contains about 8% of the world’s freshwater. Its total melt would raise sea levels by almost 7 feet and could change ocean circulation patterns. "
we may be polluting the air and water, but to claim that pollution causes climate change is just plain stupid.Can you guarantee that we can keep burning fossil fuels and see no harm?
An enormous amount of evidence and damned near every, single scientist on the planet say you are wrong.Its summer, ice melts in summer. and even if the ice is shrinking year round, we humans are not causing it, cannot stop it, and cannot reverse it. The sun controls the climate of planet earth not soccer moms in SUVs
When the northern hemisphere deglaciates the oceans and atmosphere warms. Been happening for the past 3 million years during every interglacial period.An enormous amount of evidence and damned near every, single scientist on the planet say you are wrong.
they have been paid to say that, are you completely ignorant? Show the link confirming that fossil fuel use causes global warming (er climate change) Remember in the 1970s it was global cooling caused by humans. Both were and are lies to get YOUR money.An enormous amount of evidence and damned near every, single scientist on the planet say you are wrong.
EVERY - SINGLE - ONE ???they have been paid to say that, are you completely ignorant? Show the link confirming that fossil fuel use causes global warming (er climate change) Remember in the 1970s it was global cooling caused by humans. Both were and are lies to get YOUR money.
Are you kidding? Redfish puts his shorts on backwards half the time because he can't see to find the label anymore.EVERY - SINGLE - ONE ???
Can you provide a single scientist saying it's a hoax? A fraud? Can you find just one who says they were offered money to lie about global warming? Just ONE?
You realize if there is global warming, it's excellent news. One third of earth's landmass is north of the 45th parallel. This means HUGE tracts of previously uninhabitable land in Siberia, Canada, and Greenland will soon be available for development and farming. Maybe that's why Bill Gates is buying up farmland in North Dakota.EVERY - SINGLE - ONE ???
Can you provide a single scientist saying it's a hoax? A fraud? Can you find just one who says they were offered money to lie about global warming? Just ONE?
I guarantee you the harm will outweigh the benefits by orders of magnitude. What do you think it's going to cost to relocate several hundred million people and the businesses at which they work? It's not as if there are empty homes for them to move to or businesses available to give them work. And the cost of simply dealing with the physical mess will run into the trillions. And look at a globe. For every degree of latitude we might gain in the north, we will lose a degree in the south. One degree of latitude at the equator has an area of 1,718,169.000 square miles. At 60 degrees of latitude it is one half that, at 859,085 square miles. And the soil is... questionable. And, of course, agriculture requires infrastructure: roads, silos, processing, mass transportation. And those things might be difficult to afford given the money that will be getting spent to relocate the hundreds of millions of people losing their homes and places of employment on the coasts.You realize if there is global warming, it's excellent news. One third of earth's landmass is north of the 45th parallel. This means HUGE tracts of previously uninhabitable land in Siberia, Canada, and Greenland will soon be available for development and farming. Maybe that's why Bill Gates is buying up farmland in North Dakota.
I guess you didn't read the part about 1/3 of the world land mass lying above the 45th parallel. As for relocating people in the tropics, there just isn't that much development in that band. No developed countries. No economic powerhouses. It's mostly people living in huts and shanties. And that's assuming they have to be relocated, which of course they wouldn't. Sea-level rise is a myth. Islands appear and disappear all the time.I guarantee you the harm will outweigh the benefits by orders of magnitude. What do you think it's going to cost to relocate several hundred million people and the businesses at which they work? It's not as if there are empty homes for them to move to or businesses available to give them work. And the cost of simply dealing with the physical mess will run into the trillions. And look at a globe. For every degree of latitude we might gain in the north, we will lose a degree in the south. One degree of latitude at the equator has an area of 1,718,169.000 square miles. At 60 degrees of latitude it is one half that, at 859,085 square miles. And the soil is... questionable. And, of course, agriculture requires infrastructure: roads, silos, processing, mass transportation. And those things might be difficult to afford given the money that will be getting spent to relocate the hundreds of millions of people losing their homes and places of employment on the coasts.
Islands appear and disappear all the time
I did. Apparently you read absolutely nothing I posted.I guess you didn't read the part about 1/3 of the world land mass lying above the 45th parallel.
Good god. Sea level rise is not latitude-dependent. People all over the planet will have to be relocated. Here is what matters regarding sea level rise.As for relocating people in the tropics, there just isn't that much development in that band.
It's New York City, Washington DC, Los Angeles, Chicago, London, Hong Kong, Shanghai, Tokyo.No developed countries. No economic powerhouses. It's mostly people living in huts and shanties.
What do you actually mean when you say it is a myth? This is not the tale of Apollo and Cassandra. It is reported by years of records from thousands of sources all over the planet. And since the 1980s, by continuous records from satellite altimetry data. Why would you choose to reject that information?And that's assuming they have to be relocated, which of course they wouldn't. Sea-level rise is a myth. Islands appear and disappear all the time.
Has CO2 in the atmosphere increased as the world continued to burn fossil fuels? YesYou stupid warming fucks been wrong forever.
We were supposed to apready be underwater.
You dont listen to losers who are always wrong.
Is the northern hemisphere deglaciating? Is heat being circulated from the Atlantic to the Arctic?Has CO2 in the atmosphere increased as the world continued to burn fossil fuels? Yes
Have temperatures continued to increase as CO2 increased? Yes.
Has sea level rise continued and accelerated as temperatures rose? Yes.
Has ice around the planet been melting at an accelerating pace? Yes.
Are these observations not validated by essentially every scientist on the entire planet? Yes.
You would be the stupid fuck who has always been wrong and to whom we definitely should not listen.
Has CO2 in the atmosphere increased as the world continued to burn fossil fuels? Yes
Have temperatures continued to increase as CO2 increased? Yes.
Has sea level rise continued and accelerated as temperatures rose? Yes.
Has ice around the planet been melting at an accelerating pace? Yes.
Are these observations not validated by essentially every scientist on the entire planet?