Scientists find troubling signs under Greenland glacier

Greenland lost 12.5 billion tons of ice to melting on August 2, the largest single-day loss in recorded history and another stark reminder of the climate crisis. #CNN #News

[MOEMUGGY]

Rich people have essentially built their homes on every square inch of coastline making it impossible to visit any beach. I think it's poetic justice that their homes will now become an artificial reef.

[hamfistsman]

Can't wait for Florida to go under. They voted for it.

[miamiole]

Well folks, this is what the end of humanity looks like. It was a good ride.

[DavidJ]

The issue of global warming reminds of the battle with the tobacco industry and doctors back in the day. Who are you going to believe when it comes to the health hazards of using tobacco, the doctors, or the tobacco industry who profits from it? When it comes to global warming, who are you going to believe, the fossil fuel industry, or the scientists who study climatology?

[cattameme]

Were gonna have to face the consequences. At least the poor people are.

[SoContempt]

Hm let's do something about the issue oh wait. It's too late. And nobody in power or with money gave a shit anyways.

[KCsFunHouse]

It’s so stunningly beautiful, and devastatingly tragic. It breaks your heart.

[panshy]

How do you make sense of this when our president doesnt know the difference between Climate change and Weather!!!

[djinvinceable]

This is the video future life forms will use to educate their young as to how human beings extincted themselves

[TonyHawkinsLasVegas]

Directly related to fracking. Methane causes much faster climate change.

[wendyholcomb]

If you choose not to listen when NASA scientists collect and explain data. I dont know what it will take. For the life of me I could never get a human to the moon. They did.

[pg]

The Paris Climate Accord is absolutely not sufficient. Any honest climate researcher will tell you that it falls well below the mark for actually combating global climate change. At this point, it's not a matter of how we avert climate change but how we prepare for its inevitable consequences.

[momszycat]

It's just depressing so many ppl still refuse the science.

[billygildark]

Ummm... didn’t Al Gore proclaim the entire ice sheet would be gone? 2008ish?

[philippococktube]

7, 5 meters higher sea level - the weight alone will affect major faultlines, volcanic activity...

[chrisdurgin]

Who ever does not believe this is happening.
WAKE THE HELL UP

[MintBunny]

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Glaciers are melting, the amazon rainforest is on fire. Why are we all so hellbent on killing our home? Why are humans so stupid and greedy?

[guuuu]

It was a great ride for us, but it's about to end.

[BoydGilbreath]

Remember when people actually said the ocean was so big it couldn't be polluted? That there were so many fish they could simply never run out.

[ferriswills]

Read "6th Extinction" - it's actually calming to know that mass extinctions have happened 5 times before. The earth will abide, but humans, not so much. It seems we are a drop in the geologic bucket...