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Topic	Arctic sea ice suffering fastest decline in 1,500 years
Antifar 02/19/18 11:43:52 AM #28:	Bio1590 posted... Quicksilver posted... So whats the big deal the ice melts it opens new shipping lanes and gives us access to more natural resources sounds like a win win situation. Because all that melted ice has to go somewhere. I should note, as the article does, that sea ice melting won't raise sea levels. The greater concern is that water will be able to absorb more heat, threatening the glacier ice of nearby Greenland (and screwing with weather patterns besides). --- kin to all that throbs <cite>Antifar posted [p:896369705] in Arctic sea... [t:76335479]...</cite> <quote><cite>Bio1590 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Quicksilver posted...</cite> <quote>So whats the big deal the ice melts it opens new shipping lanes and gives us access to more natural resources sounds like a win win situation.</quote> Because all that melted ice has to go somewhere.</quote> I should note, as the article does, that sea ice melting won't raise sea levels. The greater concern is that water will be able to absorb more heat, threatening the glacier ice of nearby Greenland (and screwing with weather patterns besides). --- kin to all that throbs</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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