From Gizmodo: Last week, the Greenland ice sheet underwent a major melting event—its second in two weeks. This time around, the melting was quickened by a wholly unexpected and unwelcome visitor: rain.
Tag: geoengineering making changes to our atmosphere such that it reflects a higher percentage of the sun’s radiation back into space
First Time Ever Recorded, Rain at the Summit of the Greenland Ice Sheet
Tagged with: cutting carbon emissions, geoengineering making changes to our atmosphere such that it reflects a higher percentage of the sun's radiation back into space, Greenland ice sheet, increasing the volume of carbon absorbing plants, sea levels rising at an ever increasing rate, The melting of Greenland and the antarctic, thermal expansion of the warming ocean waters
