Post by twetch#3667

1JLBut…aTuZ Key · twetch

get a glass

put some ice in it

fill it up with water and observe

the ice melting does not increase the water level

now go fuck yourself if you still think people need to get taxed more to ‘save the ice caps’

thanks

1JLBut…aTuZ Key · twetch

The argument that the ice mass is above water so when melting the water mass increases. But yes, I am with you here. There’s not enough ice to cause a REAL issue.

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1JLBut…aTuZ Key · twetch
Replying to@1JLBut…aTuZ

In that case, nature is taking away landmass on one hand, while exposing new land on the other.

1JLBut…aTuZ Key · twetch
Replying to@1JLBut…aTuZ

Which new land are you referring to?

1JLBut…aTuZ Key · twetch
Replying to@1JLBut…aTuZ

If snow melts off a mountain, ending up in the see and raising the water level, that mountain now has newly exposed useable land.

1JLBut…aTuZ Key · twetch
Replying to@1JLBut…aTuZ

Sure, but, the artics are just ice and not land (allegedly)

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