NASAのインスタグラム(nasagoddard) - 6月22日 02時14分

It’s easy to imagine Greenland as a land of perpetual ice, but scientists estimate that the Greenland Ice Sheet may be gone within a millennium if greenhouse gas emissions continue to increase and warm the atmosphere at their current rate. This would generate more sea level rise than previously thought. Learn more @nasaearth 📷: NASA/Jefferson Beck/George Potter

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larsoxfeldt The Greenland ice was half it’s current size during the last interglacial Emian. And it was even 2 -4° C warmer than today. No CO2 did that. So pe carefull with specilative assumptions regarding the present role of C02.

iszzs7nw Čim se mpze drkat i dalje po zemlji i povrsini i otkrivat i zakrivat - nije dobro i uselees in vain truda i vremena

big_gregory_b Forecasting 1000 years in advance when nobody there can tell me what the weather will be like next month...smh

lt_rtr_dms I’m confused because the ozone layer is repairing itself so how does that work ?

bluemax125 Oh really. Thought we only had 12 yrs. A 1000 yrs now? You haven't got a clue.

roger.dot.lee @daniel.grinder.7 The difference between religion and science: error bars.

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