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“Such a shame that the interviewer did not ask what percentage of Greenland ice is melting. The answer would be approximately 0.1%, with minimal effect on sea levels. This would have put the scientists data in perspective.
Greenland study published in 2020 estimated, by combining 26 individual estimates of mass balance derived by tracking changes in Greenland's ice sheet volume, speed and gravity as part of the Ice Sheet Mass Balance Inter-comparison Exercise, that the Greenland Ice Sheet had lost a total of 3,902 gigatons (Gt) of ice between ... Total Greenland ice is approx 3 million km3 or 3 m Gt , so loss is 0.1%. Source wiki.”Read full review »
007mxj via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
08/24/20
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Russia ·
11/10/20
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“The biodiversity episode fails to identify the real cause of the loss in biodiversity. 7-8 billion people will burn through all natural resources, including plants animals and wilderness, in a few generations. I think the microbial biodiversity might delay this or even prevent it. Glad I won’t...”Read full review »
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United States of America ·
05/13/19
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“Useful for keeping up to date on Covid and climate change but that’s about all. Good content but repetitive.”
Informed0pinion via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
02/14/22
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