For the first time in decades, Antarctica has experienced a surprising increase in ice mass, gaining 108 billion tons in just one year. Satellite data from the GRACE and GRACE-FO missions reveal a shift in the continent's ice dynamics, challenging conventional expectations amid global climate change.
The recent period from 2021 to 2023 saw a dramatic shift, with ice mass in East Antarctica particularly showing signs of recovery. Notably, four major glacier basins in the WL-QML region — Totten, Moscow University, Denman and Vincennes Bay — had been losing the most mass, with ice discharge and surface melting responsible for much of the loss.
But between 2021 and 2023, those glaciers experienced significant mass gain, reversing the accelerated loss they had undergone.
I wonder how Al Gore is gonna make any money on this news. And then, of course, there's our favorite screaming teenwad, Greta. Maybe now she'll shut the fuck up and disappear. Juss' sayin'...
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Fake news!
ReplyDeleteIt has only grown with 107.999 billion tons, so keep paying extra taxes!
It is being caused by a Trump Executive Order....
ReplyDeleteGore will say, "See, I told you the climate was changing"
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