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Related: About this forumGreenland glacier breaks off - right in front of a FORMER climate change denier
James Balog was a photographer for National Geographic - that is, the old, pre-Murdoch National Geographic. He was also a global warming skeptic, right up until he witnessed this!!!!
Read more here: http://www.upworthy.com/the-longest-and-probably-largest-proof-of-our-current-climate-catastrophe-ever-caught-on-camera
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Greenland glacier breaks off - right in front of a FORMER climate change denier (Original Post)
LongTomH
Nov 2015
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And, once they break off into the oceans, that fresh water becomes salt water, which we cannot drink
paul ofnoclique
Nov 2015
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benld74
(9,901 posts)1. Wow just WOW
riversedge
(70,093 posts)2. I am in awe at the power and beauty of nature
63splitwindow
(2,657 posts)3. Agreed...
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jalan48
(13,842 posts)4. Wow! Hopefully the TPP will fix this problem.
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NurseJackie
(42,862 posts)6. "In 10 years it had retreated more than it had in the previous 100"
erlewyne
(1,115 posts)7. Glaciers store about 75 percent of the world's fresh water.
Someday they will be valuable.
thesquanderer
(11,972 posts)11. If only we could melt them! ;-) (n/t)
paul ofnoclique
(81 posts)13. And, once they break off into the oceans, that fresh water becomes salt water, which we cannot drink
The other poster is right about seeing our doom unfold.
saturnsring
(1,832 posts)9. tag
C Moon
(12,210 posts)10. Crazy scary!
Hydra
(14,459 posts)12. "And I looked, and behold, a pale horse! And its rider’s name was Death..."
It's a peculiar thing, watching your doom unfold. If nothing else, it is breathtaking.
dreamnightwind
(4,775 posts)14. One of the more sickening vids I have ever witnessed
and I hope everyone watches it. Better to know what is going on than not, perhaps we can redouble our meager efforts to change.