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And do you think it's ALL going to "gather around the equator" ?itallcomestoenergy said:ESL: Since valuable discussions are being made and then threads closed, here is an input:
Melting ice to liquid water, will gather around equator because of gravity
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Yes, but that's not what you said. How MUCH more will the rise be at the equator as opposed to higher latitudes?itallcomestoenergy said:ESL. My point is that sea level rise will rise more around equator than on the Earth's poles
Valuable is relative here. Party small talks are not valuable discussions. We need facts in general but especially on subjects which are so politically misused as CC.itallcomestoenergy said:Since valuable discussions are being made and then threads closed