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Would it ever reach 100% in anything short of a runaway greenhouse scenario?
by karaterobot 3y ago
Would it ever reach 100% in anything short of a runaway greenhouse scenario?
- mrpopo 3y agoWhy wouldn't it? The glaciers on the Kilimanjaro are expected to melt completely in the next few years.
- irrational 3y agoI guess that depends on the definition of a glacier. If the ice/snow completely melts then I assume that would count as 100%. Even if it is replenished the following winter, if it all melts again the following summer then I don't think anyone would call that a glacier.
- tastyfreeze 3y agoThe last time we think Earth was completely ice free was 35 million years ago.