Posted on Mar 17, 2021
Climate Alert: Secret Cold War Military Base Transmits A Warning To The World
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It’s like something out of a Hollywood blockbuster: a secret Arctic military base has revealed clues indicating that the world is in danger. Except in this case, the warning comes from hard science fact.
Analyzing ice core samples taken in the 1960s from a base built under the Greenland ice by the U.S. Army, geologists have been alarmed to discover that the Greenland ice sheet, which contains enough water to cause sea levels to rise by 20 feet worldwide, could melt more rapidly than previously thought. Should the ice sheet be lost, many of the world’s largest cities could end up underwater.
Analyzing ice core samples taken in the 1960s from a base built under the Greenland ice by the U.S. Army, geologists have been alarmed to discover that the Greenland ice sheet, which contains enough water to cause sea levels to rise by 20 feet worldwide, could melt more rapidly than previously thought. Should the ice sheet be lost, many of the world’s largest cities could end up underwater.
Climate Alert: Secret Cold War Military Base Transmits A Warning To The World
Posted from forbes.com
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
MSG Stan Hutchison Maybe they're hoping the Oil and Coal Industry will Cut them a Check for Spreading their BS!
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Climate Alert: this is big-time bad news.
March 15, 2021: A study shows that Greenland is much more sensitive to natural climate warming than we used to think,” said Andrew Christ, Gund Postdoctoral Fellow at The University of Vermont (UVM). We already know that humanity’s out-of-control warming of the planet hugely exceeds the natural rate. In the last million years, Greenland was indeed green covered with moss and lichen, and possibly even spruce and fir trees.
This is an urgent problem for the next 50 years,” he said. “Greenland may seem far away, but it can quickly melt, pouring enough into the oceans that New York, Miami, Dhaka—pick your city—will go underwater.”
Climate Alert: Secret Cold War Military Base Transmits A Warning To The World (forbes.com)
We are in an ideological war on science. Over population is one of the big problems.
Richard McManus
Chief Warrant Officer-3/counterintelligence special agent (more like an FBI agent than CIA officer) and combat paramedic/LPN, Vietnam US Army retired, BS psychology and nursing, ,former 911 telephone guy Seattle police department and King County Police officer, Everett, WA, USA (near Seattle).
March 15, 2021: A study shows that Greenland is much more sensitive to natural climate warming than we used to think,” said Andrew Christ, Gund Postdoctoral Fellow at The University of Vermont (UVM). We already know that humanity’s out-of-control warming of the planet hugely exceeds the natural rate. In the last million years, Greenland was indeed green covered with moss and lichen, and possibly even spruce and fir trees.
This is an urgent problem for the next 50 years,” he said. “Greenland may seem far away, but it can quickly melt, pouring enough into the oceans that New York, Miami, Dhaka—pick your city—will go underwater.”
Climate Alert: Secret Cold War Military Base Transmits A Warning To The World (forbes.com)
We are in an ideological war on science. Over population is one of the big problems.
Richard McManus
Chief Warrant Officer-3/counterintelligence special agent (more like an FBI agent than CIA officer) and combat paramedic/LPN, Vietnam US Army retired, BS psychology and nursing, ,former 911 telephone guy Seattle police department and King County Police officer, Everett, WA, USA (near Seattle).
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The institute - Greenland Institute of Natural Resources
The Greenland Institute of Natural Resourcesconducts research into Arctic ecosystems, monitorsthe living resources and the environment in Greenland and advises the Government of Greenland and other authorities on sustainable exploitationof living resources and safeguarding the environment and biodiversity.
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