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How Glaciers Really Melt 🧊😱

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JAG16 days ago

We have pictures from 100 years ago and sea level hasn't changed

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Mike Dobridge16 days ago

I don't believe that. 20 feet... Boulderdash and poppycock.

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Tom Tucker16 days ago

Fake News

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Matthew Noah16 days ago

The Naval base in Sydney Australia is still at 1911 levels

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james b 12316 days ago

Water expands when it freezes and it’s already in the water so how would it make a difference

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Makhosi Mnguni16 days ago

Hoax alert ⚠️

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Amos Thumbi16 days ago

Thats fuckin bs

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Benjamin Grice16 days ago

Oh shut up already. No one believes this shit.

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Michael Murphy16 days ago

Total BS!

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owita martin16 days ago

Ok, do we still have new glaciers forming

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Stargazypie15 days ago

Bull. Shit

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❌ nonV16 days ago

Bullshit

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Ivori Rainn16 days ago

Glassiers

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mt16 days ago

Greenland is not size of Africa

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Erik15 days ago

The weight of the Greenland sheet creates heat on the bottom. This causes runoff. Greenland uses these runoff streams to turn hydroelectric turbines to generate their electricity. Climate change eco-terrorists NEVER want to tell you that. WHY NOT?

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Nauj Seber16 days ago

The video illustrates real processes occurring in glaciers. It does so in an exaggerated way to help the general public understand them. Greenland’s glaciers contain the equivalent of about 7.4 meters of sea-level rise if they were to melt completely. They are melting gradually, but the actual impact on sea-level rise by 2100 is estimated to be less than half a meter at the upper end of the projections

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