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2.4 M is the highest point. In other words, on a number line, the rest of the country falls to the left of it. Averages are an important concept to master. Al
by ridicter 13y ago
2.4 M is the highest point. In other words, on a number line, the rest of the country falls to the left of it. Averages are an important concept to master.
Also, as positive feedback loops kick in (e.g., trapped methane will be released from the ice, and methane is a 50x stronger greenhouse than CO2), heating will occur much more rapidly.
Finally, ice sheets will melt pretty rapidly, as melting water acts as a lubricant, and encourages faster ice breakage and melting. There's a documentary on this I'll try to link.
- glenra 13y agoWhat makes you think new positive feedback loops will kick in faster than old ones run out of steam or new negative feedback loops kick in?