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Where are these new ones forming exactly?
by dreamsofdragons 10y ago
Where are these new ones forming exactly?
- lostlogin 10y agoMainly in the base of the freezers at work which don't seem to thrive on humidity.
- Turing_Machine 10y agoThe glaciers have been receding for about the last 11,000 years. They'll be back. It's happened many times.
- dreamsofdragons 10y agoPerhaps, perhaps not. With enough CO2 in the atmosphere, we could trigger an irreversible cascade. We'll essentially turn the planet into a second Venus. Your glib confidence is misplaced, as there isn't anyone who can say for certain how this will turn out.
- Turing_Machine 10y ago"Your glib confidence is misplaced" Not any more than your Chicken Little "sky is falling" schtick. "Glib", indeed. Your "Venus" idea is absurd. The CO2 level in the Earth's atmosphere is currently around 400 ppm. It's been as high as 8,000 ppm in the geologic past without the Earth turning into Venus. Venus's atmosphere, by comparison, is 96.5% CO2. That's 965,000 ppm. It should be obvious that a) all of the CO2 in fossil fuels was in the atmosphere at one time (that's what "fossil fuel" means) and b) the Earth did not have Venus-like conditions when it was.