Black Day in July for Greenland Ice Sheet

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How hot is it thisย year?

Maybe the breaking of thousands of temperature records across the USA so far this year didn’t get yourย attention.

Perhaps you have yet to be presented with the scary facts in Bill McKibben’s latest article about Climate Change’s Newย Math.

Well if you missed those cheery bits of reporting, have a gander at this shocking graph from meltfactor.org that shows a mind-blowing change in Greenland’s ice sheet โ€œalbedo.โ€ It has literally fallen off the chart in comparison to previousย years.

The Albedo is the reflectivity of the Ice Sheet. When the ice sheet melts the remaining snow and ice become more granular and thus less reflective. If it is less reflective, it absorbs more heat. When it absorbs more heat, it melts, as you probablyย guessed.

The evidence of this melt can also be seen in the giant ice island twice the size of Manhattan that calved off of the Petermann Glacier a few weeksย ago.

Something extreme is happening inย Greenland.

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