World's largest iceberg breaks off from Antarctica

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The world's largest iceberg 80 times bigger than Manhattan has broken off from Antarctica.

https://edition.cnn.com/2021/05/19/world/iceberg-a-76-antarctica-intl/index.html

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off to sink djw's ship with all the act 2 files in the laptop

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Just now, April 25 said:

off to sink djw's ship with all the act 2 files in the laptop

He better be ready to save those files 

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Human race had a good run I don't know about you but destroying whole planet's climate is pretty big achievement

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Iceberg be like 

 

Spoiler

Also iceberg

(Sorry )

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4 minutes ago, Grim said:

Human race had a good run I don't know about you but destroying whole planet's climate is pretty big achievement

We're literally little creatures and look at what we have done! Not a meteorite but tiny humans are ending the world this time around.

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7 minutes ago, Grim said:

Human race had a good run I don't know about you but destroying whole planet's climate is pretty big achievement

 

1 minute ago, Aphasic said:

We're literally little creatures and look at what we have done! Not a meteorite but tiny humans are ending the world this time around.

Im starting to think geoengineering with aeorosol particles may be worth the risks of unintended consequences cuz doing nothing is already gonna have huge consequences

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Just now, Economy said:

 

Im starting to think geoengineering with aeorosol particles may be worth the risks of unintended consequences cuz doing nothing is already gonna have huge consequences

There are a bunch of good ideas to reduce the decay of our world but governments won't allow them because they care about money and power even if that means ending our world.

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18 minutes ago, Aphasic said:

The world's largest iceberg 80 times bigger than Manhattan has broken off from Antarctica.

https://edition.cnn.com/2021/05/19/world/iceberg-a-76-antarctica-intl/index.html

80x Manhattan what are these measurements I-

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1 minute ago, Stupid Oreo said:

80x Manhattan what are these measurements I-

in the sense of 

 

‘who uses manhattan as a measurement scale’ 

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2 minutes ago, Stupid Oreo said:

in the sense of 

 

‘who uses manhattan as a measurement scale’ 

They actually do use Manhattan a lot as a measurement scale. 

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18 minutes ago, Aphasic said:

There are a bunch of good ideas to reduce the decay of our world but governments won't allow them because they care about money and power even if that means ending our world.

Well the proposal i mentioned wouldnt stop economic interests. If anything it would allow a less agressive and expensive rapid transition to carbon neutral because global cooling thru aerosols according to estimates could be done with as little as a few dozen billion dollars per year which globally is a drop in the bucket in costs

 

But scientists thenselves are worried about potential unintentional consequences so obviously slowing global warming thru decarbonization is preferable

 

But im just saying it may not be enough at this point

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32 minutes ago, Aphasic said:

We're literally little creatures and look at what we have done! Not a meteorite but tiny humans are ending the world this time around.

 

27 minutes ago, Aphasic said:

There are a bunch of good ideas to reduce the decay of our world but governments won't allow them because they care about money and power even if that means ending our world.

Right?  What good is money and power if you die before you use it!? Idiots !

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7 minutes ago, Economy said:

Well the proposal i mentioned wouldnt stop economic interests. If anything it would allow a less agressive and expensive rapid transition to carbon neutral because global cooling thru aerosols according to estimates could be done with as little as a few dozen billion dollars per year which globally is a drop in the bucket in costs

 

But scientists thenselves are worried about potential unintentional consequences so obviously slowing global warming thru decarbonization is preferable

 

But im just saying it may not be enough at this point

I heard about it in Kiss The Earth