Lord lady go back to school. If a cavity has formed and collapses it will not RAISE sea levels, at best/worse it will LOWER them as the cavity fills with sea water. In all probability it will have no impact
A huge cavity has formed under the Thwaites Glacier in Antarctica. If it collapses, sea levels could rise by another two feet in a matter of decades! This is just one glacier. We must cut carbon emissions quickly by investing in cleaner energy sources.https://twitter.com/NBCNews/status/1092842060858695687 …
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Try to understand. There is a cavity under the ice shelf and the water. If it does collaspe it will displace the water and raise the level. Think of having a glass of water and putting ice in it, the water level will rise as more ice is put in.
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Now how the heck are you ever going to get those other countries to do that. Ours was cut last year. That even without the costly Paris climate deal!
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You should talk to your connections in China about that.
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The question for establishment lawmakers: is incremental policy still good enough? Or are we going to push for the extraordinary scale of action this crisis demands? Because the human race has never faced a situation like this.
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#RenewableEnergy#ClimateChange@RepKatieHill@SenKamalaHarrispic.twitter.com/v6xS4htoNY
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I'm 100% for cleaner energy but the Thwaites Glacier is melting due to the result of volcanic activity beneath the glacier.
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