Why Melting Polar Ice Caps Are Showing Up In Canada | Angry Planet

[@chinookvalley]

My friends in the oilfield are furious because of all the "negative" stories being told about the Earth and WHY it's getting so hot. Ya gotta wonder what it's going to take to get these ostriches to get their head out of the sand. It's already too little, too late. I'm sorry, is not enough to say to all the world's wildlife and beautiful Nature.

[@harrietharlow9929]

I sort of understand why they're steamed--after all working oil rigs is how they make a living. Howver, that doesn't change the fact of what is happening or the need to do something about it.

[@frankmoore7292]

Globalist corruption. It's not about the environment nor climate but social control. Promoting unfounded fear for power and profit is the work of scumbags.

[@roberthicks1612]

"Ya gotta wonder what it's going to take" Its actually very simple. Provide scientific proof, not hyperbole arguments.

[@paintedwings74]

@@roberthicks1612 only to people who are willing to listen to scientific facts ... those conversations are very rare, and that's sad. No one ever resolves these things on the Internet, because they don't provide the background information required to understand the science. It takes the kind of public school education that no longer happens in this country to have a solid grounding in the science, and a solid grounding in the science is what it takes to understand the vast body of scientific proof that's already available everywhere, to anyone.

[@roberthicks1612]

@@paintedwings74 "only to people who are willing to listen to scientific facts" you are welcome to have your own opinions, in fact I encourage it BUT you are not allowed to have your own "scientific facts". REAL science, using REAL scientific methods, do not support man made co2 induced climate change causing a disaster in the near future, or ever for that matter. "public school education that no longer happens in this country" Unfortunately you are right. Today's colleges no longer teach students to think, but rather to recite liberal talking points, such as tipping points as if they had ever had any scientific backing. "the vast body of scientific proof that's already available everywhere, to anyone." There is a huge amount of data that shows that climate change is not a disaster in the making. There is proof that man made co2 has little effect on the climate. Unfortunately, the vast majority of liberals are taught to never question the religion of mmcc.

[@everythingmatters6308]

This was a good doc BUT you very casually downplayed the significance of an ice free September. You could have explained how warming will accelerate exponentially in the ten years following that and the ensuing crop failures, suffering, social collapse, and death as the Arctic ice disappears. Framing it as an opportunity to sell the water was flippant and misleading. The death of the biosphere is not a joke.

[@coryryder9070]

for ever half foot and 5 degrees warmer ocean rises and warms it intensifies the tropical storms by like 25 %

[@coryryder9070]

they wanna open it up to get to the resources which will only accelerate things faster

[@coryryder9070]

our planet peace people matter 2006

[@coryryder9070]

its also because the ocean salt currents is messing up keping warmer water up north making greenland and stuff melt faster

[@oldineamiller9007]

@Ragnar Odinsson There was no ice age ending thousands of years ago. We are in middle of an ongoing ice age since 26 million years. Before 9'500 years was the beginning of the present interglacial, which is a slightly warmer period within an ice age. If you want to discuss climate, it would be helpful to be informed about the most essential facts.

[@kimiikins]

I live in Greenland and it's changing before my eyes. All of us here in Greenland have a front row seat to the change.

[@mr00ks]

This process has going on for millions of years the earth warms and cools in cycles We are in a warming cycle now for how long don't know but it will cool at some point again.

[@deemisquadis9437]

It is an 11 yr cycle, but we are late, on pole shift cycle, so we get both, this time. Look it up. Blessings to you

[@garycarifelle7298]

The Earth was tropical before!

[@jimparsons9454]

Prepare to adapt continuously. We are like fleas on the planets back and it won't care about you or your life.

[@deemisquadis9437]

Wonderfully said. Bless you.

[@eurlovegisbert6846]

I don't know if is posible finish the see ice in artic in September, but if happens, temperature will rise unexpectedly. People concern about see level, but that's is nothing compare with what will happen with temperature.

[@grindupBaker]

"finish the see ice in artic in September, but if happens, temperature will rise unexpectedly". Wrong. Oh so puerile and ignorant, totally uneducated, totally wrong.

[@redactedbananas]

You didn't mention how you recovered the transmitter from the sea floor. You said you made it recoverable.

[@AlwaysWrenchin]

It probably doesn't sink. Why not just make it boyant? Go get it with a boat.

[@zztop8592]

In one video I recall a scientist saying that when the ice age started the ocean was 300 ft lower than it is now. So if it 200 ft. higher now than is was thousands of years ago. How can we blame man for causing the next 100 ft. of ocean rise happening now?

[@roberthicks1612]

Its even worse when you consider that since the bottom of the little ice age (1650), the seas have only risen a little over a meter. 370 years to get about 1.11 meters and co2 did not even start to rise much until 200+ years later. How can you blame us for sea level rises when it rose the same amount before co2 rose?

[@johnhumphrey9953]

@@roberthicks1612 it is the rate of change, nature takes her sweet time. man has made the change in a matter of less than two centuries what nature would have taken tens of thousands of years.

[@roberthicks1612]

@@johnhumphrey9953 No, not true. Nature has had many times when the amount of change dwarfed what has happened in 2 centuries. I have no idea where you get the idea it takes 10's of thousands of years to do what has happened, but it is a lie. Nothing that has happened in the last 2 centuries is unique. In the last 2 centuries, the temperature has risen at a rate of about .9°c per century. Nature has changed the temperature up and down by over 2°c per century many many times.

[@johnhumphrey9953]

@@roberthicks1612 because it does take nature tens of thousands of years to do what man has done in less than two hundred years. the ice sheets prove that. oil supports the terrorist and you know it. your love of the terrorist is blinding you to the facts.

[@sheilacoulton775]

​@@roberthicks1612 The temperature is rising faster than ever before,storms stronger and more frequent than ever before. Water expands as it heats up.

[@alfredpambuena6874]

The arctic areas have melted before due to a periods of rising temps....I am sure a thousand years from now there will be either more arctic ice or it will all be gone....this is how the earth evolves....

[@yvonnegonzalez5616]

U got my dream job! I'm stoked! Thanx somuch!

[@weatherandclimatechangeeff1982]

Really nice DOC😃Iceberg's are beautifull!

[@tomrose6292]

Ice age???who said it ends in a day or year or a thousand years ..when is a ice age over? When a fire age starts?

[@koreanature]

Wow... !!! My best friend, It's always great. I wish you every day of your development. Have a happy day!

[@Eris-sp6yt]

Great doc! A question came to my mind. Why don't we collect these icebergs and create drinking waters from it before completely melts? For me it's a waste of natural resources. It should have been tanker ships which collects these natural resources for a long time. Please don't say its too expensive. Wasting drinking water is luxury in these days!

[@writerconsidered]

It is too expensive and we should do it anyway. Our 800 Billion dollar military budget and equipment could be redirected to the task.

[@forwardtothefuture58]

When this huge Arctic area is covered with ice, the water circulating under it is insulated from the Arctic air which is often 50 degrees colder. At this point, we don't have any data that shows whether the open ice drops the overall ocean temperatures, enlarging the Bathypelagic, Abyssopelagic, or hadopelagic zones of the ocean. Logic dictates that this is a very real possibility which in turn, could cool a very large area of the Mezopelagic zone which could in turn cool the Epipelagic which could in turn cool the earth's overall climate. There are some signs this is happening, such as a much larger percentage of the oceans evaporation falling back into the ocean before reaching land this summer. The clear evidence of this is seen in lower rivers around the world when the oceans are at a temperature that clearly has not decreased evaporation. This missing knowledge is of much greater importance than how fast, or where the icebergs melt. Will somebody please tell somebody to get out there and collect this data?

[@BB-cf9gx]

The Titanic hit an Iceberg. Go figure.

[@SD-jd6ix]

Why do they spot from a plane when we have satellites ?

[@oneshothunter9877]

Close up pictures are much better.

[@mikerockwood4475]

What might happen when the ice caps are gone and waters heat up ?

[@grindupBaker]

Mike Rockwood It'll wonkify the Jet Stream more than it's already being wonkified and that'll cause all kinds of bigger weather events in the northern hemisphere as the Jet Stream wanders around (did you hear about the "Heat Dome" in northwest North America for an example of Jet Stream more ?). This is because Jet Stream is held more constant & steady by a cold Arctic and sunshine warms Arctic Ocean from -2 degrees to 9 degrees each April to September when there's no ice, more sunshine absorbed. So far 1979 to 2016 has been 21 units of Arctic warming Jet Stream wonkyness with 50 units remaining until that's all over and no Arctic Ocean ice. The published paper laying all that out was June 23, 2019 and you can download it and read it free of charge.

[@roberthicks1612]

Sadly, you will not know since it would take 10's of thousands of years for it to happen and I do not think you have that kind of lifespan. The good news is the end of the interglacial period is only 8k years away and they will return ice to over a quarter of the US and Europe.

[@Matty12787]

More tropical fish??

[@roberthicks1612]

@@Matty12787 Not many fish like the ice cold and most of them could adapt.

[@Supershark83]

Palm trees in the Arctic- it's happened before

[@worthington5687]

TL;DR I know, but please look at the date below. "The Arctic ocean is warming up, icebergs are growing scarcer and in some places the seals are finding the water too hot, according to a report to the Commerce Department yesterday from Consulafft, at Bergen, Norway. "Reports from fishermen, seal hunters and explorers all point to a radical change in climate conditions and hitherto unheard-of temperatures in the Arctic zone. Exploration expeditions report that scarcely any ice has been met as far north as 81 degrees 29 minutes. Soundings to a depth of 3,100 meters showed the gulf stream still very warm. Great masses of ice have been replaced by moraines of earth and stones, the report continued, while at many points well known glaciers have entirely disappeared." "Very few seals and no white fish are found in the eastern Arctic, while vast shoals of herring and smelts which have never before ventured so far north, are being encountered in the old seal fishing grounds." - November 2, 1922 As reported by the AP and published in The Washington Post -101 years ago! There you have it, folks the media has pushed this crap for over 100 years!

[@rebeccamartin411]

I'm from conception bay 😀. There's a crazy story about the ice in conception bay over the generations if you're interested.

[@RussellALeenders]

I can not believe how ice melts,, you are so very incredibly smart to show how Ice melts,,, thank you for help humankind to see Ice melts because of warmer air and water. You should get paid Trillions of dollars for that Amazing Discovery! Hope you get a Nobal Piece Prize for figuring out that most complicated unnoticeable fact...

[@rebeccamartin411]

@@RussellALeenders what makes someone take the time to write something like this. Take a deep breathe, your hyperventilating will pass

[@rickmackay3774]

Good narration. Informative and engaging. David Attenborough is not worried just yet ?? Well done.

[@terenceiutzi4003]

So why on earth are they showing glaciers calving when everyone knows that only advancing glaciers calv?

[@ldeadpirate9432]

Why does it feel like we should outlaw Iceberg harvesting, before companies start getting *creative* about how they acquire glacial ice?... Any... anybody else getting that sense?

[@WelcomeToCostcoILoveYou]

When America finds out every underground well has been tampered by crude oil and PEFAS , they’ll market it as untouched water for 5 mil a sheet 🥹

[@harrietharlow9929]

That doesn't sound like a good idea to me (harvesting iceberg). We all know where human greed can lead

[@roberthicks1612]

@@harrietharlow9929 Considering that the ice burgs are already on the move why would it matter where they melt? IF the water is sent to the land instead of the sea, wouldn't that make you feel safer when less water being added to the sea?

[@patrickhogan3101]

yes I know what your saying , but others don't, Your concern is soon they will creat there own icebergs dynamite comes to mind. The worst one I heard is when a scientist wanted to check and drill a whole to see why and how the icebergs are melting so they bored a 12 inch hole through the icebergs ( with boiling water). and this my friend is what people with commen sence are up against.

[@EnvironmentalCoffeehouse]

I support UNICEF because In total the administrative costs including marketing was 16% of all donations for 2020 which is low, comparatively, especially to university research. This is a really good documentary and I'd love to share it on our tiny channel and promote the fundraiser. Hopefully I don't get a copyright strike! This was really well produced. How many drones did it take for the photography?

[@RussellALeenders]

I can not believe how he helps us see how ice melts,, he are so very incredibly smart to show how Ice melts,,,I thank him for help humankind to see Ice melts because of warmer air and water. He should get paid Trillions of dollars for that Amazing Discovery! Hope he get a Nobal Piece Prize for figuring that most complicated unnoticeable fact...

[@Dragon-Slay3r]

Oopsie, the world has a faulty refrigerator, where have we heard that before.

[@quentinpotter0076]

better grab the freon !

[@larryjanson4011]

can anyone please show proof of a coastal city that is now flooded due to ice melting thousands of miles away. as i know of a number of city's/towns that used to flood almost every year during a big rain storm. and no levy was built, but these city's/towns have not flooded in years.

[@RissaFirecat]

Boy, hope you can swim, 'cause it's coming. Ask the Dutch and the Londoners!

[@darkstar18498]

The earth is nearing the end of the last ice age. When it ends is anyone's guess. After that we get to enjoy a new ice age. Lets do something about pollution and over fishing

[@roberthicks1612]

Scientist say the Holocene will end in about 8k years.

[@roberthicks1612]

@Boxing Mind The current ice age (yes we are in an ice age) is divided into glaciation and interglacial period. The cycles last about 100k years. About 20k of those is in the interglacial period. The Holocene is the current one. It started about 12000 years ago and will most likely end about 8000 years from now. No one knows when the ice age will end, but it started when the Antarctica plate moved over the south pole and the Eurasian and Indian plate collided creating the Himalayan Mountains. In all likelihood, they will have to move/erode to the sea to stop the ice age.

[@roberthicks1612]

@Boxing Mind "Is that true?" No, the cause of the glacial and interglacial periods is the Milankovitch cycles. The combination of what causes the interglacial period and its ending is set in the orbit, and orientation of the earth, not the ice caps. While the northern ice cap has shrunk since the first satellites photos of it was taking, evidence gathered by aircraft shows that it is not much worse if any, than the 1940's. The Himalayans are only about 50-60 million years years and Antarctica moved over the pole about 100-110 million. Before the two happened the earth was a relatively stable 28°c average temperature Co2 had been falling from about 5000 ppm to about 500 ppm from 650 million years ago to when the ice age began 3 million years ago. The temperature began to fall as soon as the continent disrupted the ocean currents around the south pole and continued to about 60 million years to when it started to stabilize for a short time. Then the Indian plate collided with the Eurasian plate and the Indian began to go beneath the Eurasian causing the Himalayas to grow rapidly. This disrupted the air currents causing the temperature to begin to drop again.

[@ShowcasingActingReel]

Can you evaporate ocean water? I think that would solve the water rising crisis

[@coltendavison4351]

Take a lot of heat, and where would you put the evaporated water? California? It would be enough water to fill every lake in the world up a few feet and likely more at least to keep sea levels at what they are, but good idea

[@gmicg]

Chalice! as it is sometimes said in Canada... Amazing!

[@martinwhalley3286]

Can't you attach a transponder to a rope and shoot it so its sticks the surface on top

[@nataliasanchez6977]

One of the best doc that I have seen regarding icebergs. Well done. 🏔️

[@MrLee-ue7iu]

The earth has been warming since the last ice age. Collecting money will not stop the warming.

[@bennieknape4857]

it has traveled years and you can see the land right behind it

[@terenceiutzi4003]

Growing glaciers calve icebergs

[@subjectofgov]

Glaciers calving is usually caused by snowfall on glaciers compacting the previous snow into ice which eventually presses the ice out causing shelving. Not melting but breaking off by their own weight. Cause? Winter weather.

[@grindupBaker]

The reality of what you type without information is that snow, calving off the edges and melting is approximately this, billion tonnes per year: snow calving melting 600 500 400 Greenland 2,200 2,400

[@roberthicks1612]

@@grindupBaker The reality is that the ice balance on Antarctica is growing. More ice is being deposited than is melting or calving.

[@Cheese_Boi1986]

if the north pole melted tomorrow there would be no major sea rise tho it could stop the warm currents going north which kinda fixes the issue as the north would get much much colder could even set off an ice age XD

[@Cheese_Boi1986]

@John Bell bud you made the same point i made just i added what would likely happen with all that fresh water going into the sea

[@sheilacoulton775]

​@@Cheese_Boi1986 You forgot to mention the the jet stream is changing as well, when the water heats up it expands it does not shrink, currents around the world are changing that means the big whales and fish that count on their food supply showing up at a certain season will not be able to survive.

[@Cheese_Boi1986]

@@sheilacoulton775 well for starters the expansion is extremely minor the water would have to get over 50c before it would be noticeable also if the north pole melted it would destroy the gulf stream which would lead to a drastic drop in temp and the fresh water would make the sea a little easier to refreeze so dont panic XD anyway ice on this planet is an oddity if you look at a geological record

[@writerconsidered]

@@Cheese_Boi1986 Both of you are forgetting something. If the North pole melted the water is already displaced true. But Greenland will take that personally.

[@Cheese_Boi1986]

@@writerconsidered XD at least it will be green XD

[@robwastman4993]

Icebergs are evidence that glacial ice is increasing.

[@oneshothunter9877]

No. It's evidence on that glaciers are running down the hill faster than before. Icebergs are getting lower and smaller. It happens right outside my backyard.

[@tomschwab9230]

I don't understand why you didn't continue the information about changing the sea and ocean currents. It will cause our next ice age and nothing was mentioned !!!! :(

[@martinwhalley3286]

They were onto something on Brewster's Millions, Richard Pryor John Candy

[@brucebarton8767]

I WAS INCORRECT! A cubic foot of ICE will be 9% lesser in volume if MELTED!

[@chevtruck1000]

Wrap a line around them, tow them to a dry dock, melt them and pump the water to the ogallalla aquifer. No one would care if that pipeline sprung a leak on the way and that's one heckova lotta fresh water being wasted.

[@paulcresswell6268]

Easier said than done.

[@oldineamiller9007]

@Ragnar Odinsson Posting the same crap multiple times does'n make it become true.

[@oldineamiller9007]

@FilthyDankWastemanFabuless Nope, he's telling nonsense.

[@thomassievers3362]

Like Bill burr said, 75% of us has to go 👋🏼 and if you did not bring a pencil, you are already out ✍🏼

[@RussellALeenders]

I can not believe how ice melts,, you are so very incredibly smart to show how Ice melts,,, thank you for helping humankind to see Ice melts because of warmer air and water. You should get paid Trillions of dollars for that Amazing Discovery! Hope you get a Nobal Piece Prize for figuring out that most complicated unnoticeable fact...

[@kushking949]

Says a guy who likes his own comment that has an IQ of 0

[@RissaFirecat]

The warmer the water the faster the ice melts. The less ice, the darker the water, and the faster the ice melts. How soon do you think all the sea ice is going to be gone?

[@carelgoodheir692]

Ignorance has a tendency to show itself as sarcasm.

[@lc285]

If earth is spinning why do these icebergs, or rivers for that matter, all flow in the direction of a said spinning earth?

[@mje9592]

Gravity hun

[@uricci9559]

Melting ice is water. More ice more iceberg

[@mjdntn]

Climate change: It's going to happen no matter what you do. Suddenly changing to zero emissions (

[@carelgoodheir692]

Climate changes. Climate scientists understand that, it's from them we get the details. Many of the changes are cyclical. The change caused by us adding CO2/methane etc is not cyclical. If nature has a temperature reduction in store it will be less low than it would have been due to AGW. If nature has a temperature rise in store than it will rise higher than it would have due to AGW. Why, oh why, is there this idea around that natural cycles are a proof that that there is no unidirctional change from AGW?

[@brucebarton8767]

A cubic foot of ice if melted will decrease in volume about 8% !

[@brucebarton8767]

Actually its 9% !

[@John-eq8cu]

yeah, but the problem is, governments and individuals do NOT want to take any action at all. So what is to be done about that?

[@reuireuiop0]

Video reminds me of tornado chasers.

[@phantompanther648]

Similar to the tone of documentary s....ever and always..... We're always " Just measuring ........."

[@bennieknape4857]

its not going in to the shipping lanes.

[@oneshothunter9877]

Titanic:

[@kimjoseph3080]

I don't see this affecting me in any way i live in the tropics

[@ArizaLaTvOFFICIAL]

nice place greenland that plce is very cold

[@oneshothunter9877]

Getting hotter, though.

[@billyboy5290]

It’s not going to stop melting because of $$$, because north have mining’s oil’s and others the shipping will not stop because of mining and the ice will be less that’s means more shipping will pass through the north like northwest passage and the ice will be gone because of ice brakes in the winter time 😢

[@It.aintnarla24]

Water is raising awareness earth is dieing from petrol killing fish everywhere

[@howardaltemus9814]

Not 2030 ; 2022-23 probably

[@bennieknape4857]

what these ice bergs have some of the best water ever,what.

[@jaimepatino1645]

We Give Thanks, for Your Name is Near …9But I will proclaim Him forever; I will sing praise to the God of Jacob. 10“All the horns of the wicked I will cut off, but the horns of the righteous will be exalted.”

[@chrisspidle9964]

Their will never be another winter ❄️ and snow does not exist Maat has spoken ASE'⚖️ judgement is on you ASE'⚖️⚜️☀️✔️🖤🎯💯

[@itzcaseykc]

The Iceberg Wrangler is just what we need in order to capture some of these and deposit in large pieces maybe to the west coast where there's a drought in those dam areas, like Lake Mead, etc.

[@bennieknape4857]

right? are so unprdi table that you can dive on them

[@phily-hu5pr]

As long as we have Trump and a few Republicans keep denying this we will never get this solved

[@roberthicks1612]

As long as you do not have any scientific evidence to support your claim of a risk, without inventing some kind of unknown tipping point, you are going to get anything done. As long as the only "solutions" is the destruction of capitalism, democracy and freedom, you will lose the battle.

[@bennieknape4857]

if they are floating they will not make the sea level rise.

[@bennieknape4857]

thats what they have been saying for 50 years

[@andywomack3414]

I don't think crampons and inflatable boat a good match.

[@jaimepatino1645]

the people living in darkness have seen a great light; on those living in the land of the shadow of death a light has dawned.”[f] 17 From that time on Jesus began to preach, “Repent, for the kingdom of heaven has come near.”

[@castlekingside76]

Well, we own a few of them literally because of where they come from

[@Sangfroid2]

As we continue to evolve and the earth tilts, of course the caps will melt! Even if we were not using fossil fuels! Good grief!

[@coleorum]

Good grief! what a comment.

[@bennieknape4857]

what you can break them up for harvest it seems like you should be against this kind of activy.but you are not why?not?

[@martinwhalley3286]

Just dive off the top into them water and swim over to the boat. Can't you picture shiploads of people with a shot of whiskey and a coke... But now Ice

[@paladancray7242]

The Planet Cooling Fast just like ole Mah Earth and the Universe decides!

[@raywebb5816]

Their commuting!

[@AutoHoax]

The statement at the very beginning makes zero sense. If the earth is heating UP, then icebergs wouldn't be found farther south. (The increased heat would melt them sooner rather than later) than normal. If supposing an increase in heat it may be plausible, that when and where the icebergs normally originate, there might be an increase in actual numbers of icebergs, but then the increase in icebergs from heat would cause them to also melt sooner and never reach farther south. BUT if the ice bergs were not created by an increase in heat and just are a normal part of the earth's hydrological cycle, AND also experiencing COLDER conditions then they might usually experience, then staying frozen longer and eventually being spotted farther south than normal seems plausible That is if there is any truth to the premise of icebergs being spotted south farther than usual is actually happening This Climate change is a diabolical Marxist scam meant to subjugate humanity.

[@TheDoomWizard]

We're toast..

[@bradleywinter2803]

Well put👍

[@oldineamiller9007]

Wrong. The alarmists are toast. I'm not.

[@RussellALeenders]

The FUN,,,, has just begun! Thanks to GREED...

[@terenceiutzi4003]

Well growing tide water glaciers always calv and those icebergs always head south or did you forget the Titanic?

[@grindupBaker]

It's increased from 300 billion tonnes / year to 600 billion tonnes / year since 2002.

[@lotharschiese8559]

It's intriguing to see the uniform dimples of the ice surface under water, much like the surface of a golf ball. This is naturally occurring!

[@llianneolivoreyesmusic]

And when you see the viruses becoming airborne right in front of you

[@Arctic-fox717]

They are definitely not blessed

[@It.aintnarla24]

That's bad stuff iceberg Waters selling

[@billstream1974]

The ice cap in the artic are larger than they were 100 years ago. FACT!

[@oneshothunter9877]

No. I don't know where you get your "facts" from, but it's wrong.

[@billstream1974]

@@oneshothunter9877 I get my facts from records from a hundred years ago. I also look at records showing tiaga forests ran right up to the Artic ocean just 7000 years ago. It's called climate variability.

[@oneshothunter9877]

@@billstream1974 All right. Then I will ask you to look for pictures of Greenland glaciers from the last 100 years or so. Many pictures has been taken and they are easy to find on the internet. Btw, I was born and raised in Greenland, and what you claim is not what I see. Glaciers all over the place are receiding, the sea ice doesn't appear anymore. And if it does, it is not suitable for transport, not even for a dog sled. Edit: auto correct mistake.

[@bennieknape4857]

they dont even know how they melt.

[@bennieknape4857]

more snow thats what you want ribht?

[@oldineamiller9007]

The first statement is already false. Neither of the two ice caps is currently melting. The Antarctic is gaining mass since the last 70 years straight and the Arctic ice mass is increasing since 2012.

[@Frithgar]

Not sure what your sources are for this, but the Arctic has lost considerable mass since 2012 and the Antarctic has only gained a marginal amount in the East, with significant losses being experienced in the West.

[@oldineamiller9007]

@@Frithgar I already answered the question in my last post. NSIDC provides on its website an interactive arctic sea ice graph. If you look at the right border it says: 2012 (Record minimum). Do you really think they are kidding? In the Antarctic the situation is exactly the other way around as you describe it. Westantarctica is just a tiny portion of the whole Antarctic continent. The most part of Antarctica's ice shield is growing by about 8 inches every year. That's the reason why the Amundsen Scott station, which is located right next to the south pole, had to be rebuilt 3 times since its existance. The former buildings all got covered by ice. The newest building is now equipped with hydraulic pillars in order to be able to lift it up as the ice cover grows. Even Germany's Neumayer station is built the same way despite it is located at at the very boder of Antarctica. Why would they do that if they wouldn't need to do so. Just for fun? You should step out of your green informaton bubble and start your own research outside of it. There are many interesting new facts waiting to be discovered by you.

[@Frithgar]

​@@oldineamiller9007 You stated ice MASS for the Arctic, not AREA. Two very different things. Mass has decreased significantly since the record minimum area in 2012, with many areas that were thick, multi-year ice in 2012 now being little more than a slush puppy of broken ice. I'm familiar with NSIDC, it's an excellent tool for following ice cover, but not so good for overall ice mass. I suggest you use Polar Portal to back up the data you get from NSIDC as it gives you a better overall picture. In Antarctica, there have been increases in some areas, but again, overall ice mass is decreasing, some parts of the East are dropping but not a lot, however the Western ice is rushing away at an every increasing rate. Not sure what you mean by green bubbles, it appears I'm getting my data from the same place you are, and then backing that up with further research and other data sources to confirm. I will state again what I said above though, don't mistake Mass for Area, they are two very different sets of data.

[@lilysandoval7706]

This is kaotic weather is due , to those Scientists ; messing around Under the Ocean .

[@bennieknape4857]

what you are not saying is the green house affect is the only reason we can live on this planet. but not a word from you .only inciting g people to do something that they dont have all the facts on.

[@shantalbryan9070]

Jesus Is Coming Soon! Get Ready!....Signs Of The Times!...The Bible Is Real.

[@roberthicks1612]

Its funny how they claim the polar ice caps are disappearing when they are within the same boundaries they have been for centuries.

[@paladancray7242]

Climate has always changed just ask the flint stones and the dinosaurs!

[@gfutube1]

Alarming comments. But more importantly recognize where we are in the climate change process. We are in the warmest stretch heading towards the next ice age.

[@stoffoncooper3625]

NO BLOODSHED.....TO UNIVERSAL SPIRITUAL EARTH DEEDS ..12

[@martinwhalley3286]

Say his name damnit.

[@yvonnegonzalez5616]

ThankU,4Salvaging all that valuable,nearly, toxic-free watr4drinkng.

[@joshwalker171]

i am all for climate change and i am planing to vote in favor of president biden in 2024 and i hope he wins the 2024 election because i am worried about climate change and how future generations will feel the impact from climate change and i cannot tell you who to vote for in 2024 or even in 2022 mid terms but i plan to vote for president biden in 2024 because i am worried about climate change and more wildfires and droughts and floods in death valley and kentucky and more heat waves. so god loves you so much and so do i from josh walker

[@kamleshdhruv5217]

Where is the Faith lost? Any natural calamity takes place due to anger of God. People have started addressing nature to be Mother nature, planet and nature cannot be a mother nor father of any. When natural calamity strikes is act of God. Bible Old testament : And God said to them to March together and stamp feet together, and the earth quaked which made the giants think hearing the marching of people that they might be bigger giants than them. Becuase as giants when they walked together, did not make the earth to quake. Again in Quran : When you walk, do not stamp your feet on the ground, by doing that you will not make the earth to quake. Nature cannot do anything on it's own unless God commands. And when sorcerors try to replicate rains, is not mother nature nor will of God. Here, people loose the faith who do not trust God. Sorcerors who can make it rain, them them to make the earth to quake. They cannot and they never will be able to. Never loose your faith in God. Pray to God. And stop addressing nature to be a mother. A tree did not come into existence on it's own, nor the fruits , nor the flowers, nor the rivers nor the ocean nor the earth and nor the ocean. Combined together how can it be called mother nature. Or Anger of nature. If tree gets angry can it bend in anger if not, then rivers cannot flood on it's own, nor earth can choose on it's own when to quake. Amen.

[@bennieknape4857]

what a roocky

[@jamestorline3965]

Pole shift will set the ice free.the earth will wobble 12,000. Yr.cycle

[@brianwilliams9813]

The climate changes all the time!! 10,000 years ago there was ice a mile thick where my house now sits. I think it's been getting warmer for a whole lot longer than people have been burning coal

[@thomassievers3362]

True, but burning coal doesn’t help

[@christinearmington]

More like 20,000 years ago. 8,000 BC meltwater pulse B had already occurred with 300-400 feet of sea level rise. We’ve been in an interglacial ever since then. We should be seeing climate slowly changing into a colder glacial period. Instead global warming is not only stopping the cooling, but also driving the climate above the warmth of this interglacial, disrupting the cycles of the last 2 million years.

[@paintedwings74]

@@christinearmington Good job, at least someone knows their science! All other cycles on Earth and in our location within the solar system ought to be putting us back into an ice-age. I would be down with another ice age. Heat? Not so much.

[@roberthicks1612]

@FilthyDankWastemanFabuless The truth is, there is no evidence that the climate is that sensitive to co2 changes.

[@roberthicks1612]

@@christinearmington Actually 12000 years is the beginning of the Holocene period. 8000 years ago was the peak of the period.

[@garyfracassi4412]

All b.s.

[@EnvironmentalCoffeehouse]

You see this with your own eyes and yet you say it's BS? Oh my God we are doomed.

[@MelissaR784]

@@EnvironmentalCoffeehouse And they can't put anything on the internet that isn't real, right?

[@Rustea314]

I am sure we will always be able to produce enough food for 8 billion no matter what the world does, I love the year 536 myself.

[@jaimepatino1645]

He testifies to what he has seen and heard, but no one accepts his testimony.

[@harveytheparaglidingchaser7039]

You've got it!

[@jaimepatino1645]

For the one whom God has sent speaks the words of God, for God[i] gives the Spirit without limit. 35 The Father loves the Son and has placed everything in his hands. 36 Whoever believes in the Son has eternal life, but whoever rejects the Son will not see life, for God’s wrath remains on them.

[@bennieknape4857]

what you are doing is foolish and you are putting g your self in danger for what?