justoffal
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Yes the Arctic is entering its natural cycle of less ice cover like it has dozens of times before. Why would you want to interrupt that?No bubba,” glacial” is an adjective for the type of ice that forms glaciers, which is a noun. Glacial ice is correct. It doesn’t matter where the land masses are, more Snow from fresh water will accumulate on them and form Snow ice than in the open ocean. It’s harder for ice to form as sea ice because of the salt content of ocean water. That’s why there is much more SNOW ICE.
As far as the Arctic circle and land masses there are concerned, it’s warming faster in the Arctic than anywhere else in earth and why there is LESS snow ice forming in the Artic circle land masses.
This is basic shit and all your questions are from ignorance of Jr High science…Geesus.