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Torie 6 hours ago
#1 The not-so-surprising irony of Climate Change grifters wanting to change the climate. 
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Algernon 5 hours ago
Torie, not-so-surprising comment from a climate denier ahole prick.
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Torie 5 hours ago
Algernon,
Awwww....You're just cranky because your multiple face piercings caused another aggressive Staph infection.
Awwww....You're just cranky because your multiple face piercings caused another aggressive Staph infection.
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Ernestine 5 hours ago
Algernon,
Look out, we have a soy boy keyboard warrior tough guy in our midst.
Look out, we have a soy boy keyboard warrior tough guy in our midst.
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Dolly 1 min ago
Algernon,
This is you VPN downvoting all of us
This is you VPN downvoting all of us
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Britt 6 hours ago
#1 pump in ice just because the arctic is supposed to be cold... LOL
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Dolly 6 hours ago
#10 Fun Fact: Stoner hippies celebrating 420 are actually celebrating Hitler’s Birthday. It’s kinda obvious. 
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Adrian 4 hours ago
#1 is as stupid as can be:
If you pump salty seawater on ice, the temperature will sink.
As soon, as there is only a little bit of wind, will the temperature rise back to the former temperature.
But now is salty seawater on the ice shelfs. Pressing the ice shelf by its weight deeper in the ocean.
With a lower melting point b/c of the salt.
Even without any pollution (microplastic, oil, sea tang, algae etc.) darker than the pure ice.
That means, less sunlight will be reflected and more energy will be absorbed.
So, you have during the arctic winter indeed a thicker layer of ice, that's moving by the packing ice motion in warmer areas.
As soon, as the sun hits this thing in spring, the ice will melt much faster, than without any help.
In other words:
Stupid idea, get sober and rethink it!
If you pump salty seawater on ice, the temperature will sink.
As soon, as there is only a little bit of wind, will the temperature rise back to the former temperature.
But now is salty seawater on the ice shelfs. Pressing the ice shelf by its weight deeper in the ocean.
With a lower melting point b/c of the salt.
Even without any pollution (microplastic, oil, sea tang, algae etc.) darker than the pure ice.
That means, less sunlight will be reflected and more energy will be absorbed.
So, you have during the arctic winter indeed a thicker layer of ice, that's moving by the packing ice motion in warmer areas.
As soon, as the sun hits this thing in spring, the ice will melt much faster, than without any help.
In other words:
Stupid idea, get sober and rethink it!
Awwww....You're just cranky because your multiple face piercings caused another aggressive Staph infection.
Look out, we have a soy boy keyboard warrior tough guy in our midst.
This is you VPN downvoting all of us
If you pump salty seawater on ice, the temperature will sink.
As soon, as there is only a little bit of wind, will the temperature rise back to the former temperature.
But now is salty seawater on the ice shelfs. Pressing the ice shelf by its weight deeper in the ocean.
With a lower melting point b/c of the salt.
Even without any pollution (microplastic, oil, sea tang, algae etc.) darker than the pure ice.
That means, less sunlight will be reflected and more energy will be absorbed.
So, you have during the arctic winter indeed a thicker layer of ice, that's moving by the packing ice motion in warmer areas.
As soon, as the sun hits this thing in spring, the ice will melt much faster, than without any help.
In other words:
Stupid idea, get sober and rethink it!