Sirius87 said:
Did they consider the thermal expansion of water for the pictures? Afaik it is of similar importance for the rise of the sea level as is the melting of the ice (in realistic climate models). |
And with the higher temps, wouldn't there be more evaporation that would lead to more clouds that would mean less insolation so less heat?
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