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Ever since the Earth's temperature has been gradually increasing due to the greenhouse effect, it has been affecting the polar ice, causing it to melt

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In the background of this, there is a sound of cracks in the ice, which might be because it is melting and will soon fall into the ocean

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Compared to the last scene, the ice has decreased a lot, just like it is said in the video, but apart from that, the ice almost seems a little dull, maybe because of the melting in the ice?

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Greenland seems to be more wet that it should be, there is a lot more creeks than i would expect, probably because of the rapid melting of the 2-mile thick ice sheet on Greenland

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In an earlier post, I saw the ice appearing more dull or darker, turns out because the ice is darker, the sun is getting absorbed more, so the heat increases

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Pacific Island are at serious risk when sea level rises, but the sea level will rise due to the melting polar ice and glaciers, kind of an cause and effect situation.

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You can see how much the glacier has dissolved and turned into muddy water, and how it is slowly breaking up the glacier it self and furthur melting it.

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Because of the melting ice, in 2016, it was the first time the ships could pass the now ice free passage. Before that, it was covered in ice and ships had a difficult time passing true.

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Though right now this Patagonian Glacier is all right, there are many glaciers in Patagonia that are expected to disappear within 15 to 20 years, which means these glaciers can meltaway quickly if there equilibrium line is not stable.

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Conclusion of Melting Ice (Glaciers and Polar Ice)

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Conclusion of Melting Ice (Glaciers and Polar Ice)

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Seeing all of these many different types of videos on glaciers and polar ice, not only are the poles or the places with glaciers in trouble, there is a considerable risk to Pacific Islands as well, since causing sea levels can be disastrous to them. Not only that, as the ice continues to melt, the ice will also melt faster as more of the sun's heat is retained, further quickening the process. If this continues, this could further increase the temperature of the Earth and also hurt coastal cities/places and islands, no matter how far they are from the poles. Stopping the glaciers/polar ice from melting will be a key part in controlling climate change.