flacaltenn
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Another article on the under-ice lake.
Massive Newly Discovered Underground Aquifer in Greenland | TIME.com
Gives an interesting point: Between 1998 and 2005, the Greenland ice sheet melted into the ocean at a rate of 121 billion tons a year. But between 2005 and 2010, the melt rate averaged 229 billion tons a year; almost twice as much. If the world's stopped getting warmer, how does that happen?
Too many global warming scientists measuring glacial melt water now that its all the craze?
Kinda like the escalation in number of official tornadoes and hurricanes since Doppler radar.
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