When the Greenland ice sheet went into a record meltdown in the summer of 2019, it raised a very terrifying specter of the future. Here was a 12.5-billion-ton mass of ice--one that's been melting at a quickening pace since the 1980s--melting in a way scientists didn't expect to happen for decades.
When the Greenland ice sheet went into a record meltdown in the summer of 2019, it raised a very terrifying specter of the future. Here was a 12.5-billion-ton mass of ice--one that's been melting at a quickening pace since the 1980s--melting in a way scientists didn't expect to happen for decades.
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