Research led by the University of Barcelona reveals that extreme melting episodes — periods of rapid snow and ice melt- have been nearly twice as frequent during summers in recent decades compared to the period 1950-1990.
monkeytitsalfrado on
I love how these articles always talk about how much ice melts in the summer but never talks about how much ice is gained in the winter. So one sided.
Wide-Baseball on
I know this is really bad, but I also wanna know what’s under that dirt. Dinosaurs or a lost city or something cool.
2020willyb2020 on
All that melting ice is causing flooding everywhere
temporalwanderer on
Nobody can conceive of what a ‘gigaton’ is; this would make more impact if written out as **”610,000,000,000 tons of ice”** IMO
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Research led by the University of Barcelona reveals that extreme melting episodes — periods of rapid snow and ice melt- have been nearly twice as frequent during summers in recent decades compared to the period 1950-1990.
I love how these articles always talk about how much ice melts in the summer but never talks about how much ice is gained in the winter. So one sided.
I know this is really bad, but I also wanna know what’s under that dirt. Dinosaurs or a lost city or something cool.
All that melting ice is causing flooding everywhere
Nobody can conceive of what a ‘gigaton’ is; this would make more impact if written out as **”610,000,000,000 tons of ice”** IMO
We‘re so fucked.