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I think the concerning subtext would be if Antarctica is turning from ice to green, what changes will we see in the current green areas we enjoy, and what will
by al_borland 2y ago
I think the concerning subtext would be if Antarctica is turning from ice to green, what changes will we see in the current green areas we enjoy, and what will that mean to as far as livable regions on earth?
- CRConrad 2y agoThe main change would probably be, in order for Antarctica to become green, all the ice would have to come off it. How would that happen, and where would it go? It would have to melt, and run into the ocean as water. What that will mean for the liveable regions of Earth is that as the sea level rises, less of the coastal areas -- where AFAIK most people live -- will be inhabitable.