Yes, The Ice on Greenland and the Antarctic Is Melting. Now What?
The defense against sea-level rise stemming from the melting ice in Greenland and the Antarctic is clearly going to be an important component of our civilization’s attempt to stave off the catastrophe that our scientists are telling us is headed our way. Moreover, seawalls are definitely going to play an important role in making this happen. But building such structures around these massive areas of melting ice? Here’s a piece from Yale University on that very subject.
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Back on the East Coast for a wedding and a short vacation; time for blogging will be sporadic over the next week.
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