Snowfall that normally replenishes Greenland's glaciers each year can no longer keep up with the pace of ice melt, according to researchers at Ohio State University. That means that the Greenland ice sheet — the world's second-largest ice body — would continue to lose ice even if global temperatures stop rising.
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Greenland's ice is already the world's largest single contributor to sea-level rise. In just the next 80 years, its current melt rate would add another 2.75 inches to global sea levels, according to a study published in December.
Think of all the new space for glamping.
Have not heard that term before, but I think I get it and I hate it. Thanks.
Haha except when all the ice of greenland melts, it'll just be a stringy ring of islands with no icemass to connect them o.o
Archipelago glamping.
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