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The world's largest and most enduring iceberg is splintering into smaller pieces, to the point that it's no longer the biggest chunk of ice floating in the oceans. The shrinking megaberg, known as A23A, is unlikely to survive through the end of November.

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CryptoCodevor 1 Jahr

I told my cows to stop farting so the next Ice age is going to come soon.. gas free. Check my profile.. there is a whole movement about it

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Bradsteaksvor 1 Jahr

oh no. what was it before it froze? what will it be if it melts? who falls for this stupid shit?

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Oliver Twistvor 1 Jahr

This is an environmental disaster... but Trump wants to burn coal and is cutting tax breaks for electric cars. Remember that next November when you vote in the midterms.

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Cobalt ಠ_ಠ Azureanvor 1 Jahr

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Rodolfo Brito🇺🇸🇪🇦🇨🇺🇵🇹vor 1 Jahr

So what exactly is your point? I will take notice of rising sea levels, when all the rich liberals start selling their ocean front properties.

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Redactedvor 1 Jahr

I think I can see Al Gore from here

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All Americanvor 1 Jahr

Yet Antarctica added billions of tons of ice this summer but was not reported by the propaganda media

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@briancrespovor 1 Jahr

Good thing water condenses when it melts.

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Vikash Kumarvor 1 Jahr

The mighty A23A, once the world’s largest iceberg, is breaking apart ❄️💔 A stark reminder of our warming oceans and the urgent need to tackle climate change 🌍

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P0k3r_OF_Sm0t🇺🇸🌵vor 1 Jahr

Ah, so ice is doing what it does best, which is melting. Imagine that.

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Rusty Shackleford 🇺🇸✊🏼🐿️🦝🐸vor 1 Jahr

So?

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Hoppervor 1 Jahr

Peace out, big guy

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Mick In RI🇺🇸vor 1 Jahr

Summer tends to do that to ice.

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Rusty Shackleford 🇺🇸✊🏼🐿️🦝🐸vor 1 Jahr

Use the paper straw, and eat the bugs.

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Wow Spotvor 1 Jahr

@grok is climate change a hoax?

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big daddyvor 1 Jahr

That's great news

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Ch.Muhammad Kamranvor 1 Jahr

Giant iceberg’s final chapter. 🧊❄️🌊😢

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Mielle Marquis ☮️vor 1 Jahr

😒

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Somebodyvor 1 Jahr

Liberals need to cry more to replace the missing ice. Easy fix.

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Stephen the Patriotvor 1 Jahr

Oh nooooooooooo! the sky is falling!!! Shut up all you climate chicken little's out there.

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torontos'finestvor 1 Jahr

once this breaks off do you think we will see more piracy?

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mattarvor 1 Jahr

big whoop !! the ice cap is growing spare us your BS !

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Randy Brattonvor 1 Jahr

November of what year?

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