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It’s not going to be easy to have the Greenland ice cap slide into the sea with those temperatures. But who knows, stanger things have happened!
Could it be that Greenland is taking a frigging huge drink? 30c below normal? I wonder how much new snow and ice has accumulated there that came from the seas? Hmmm… Does anyone keep track of that somehow?
Oh come on, global warming can cause that every time.
;O)
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