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Please note that the research I cited was for Antarctica as a whole (as was your initial post). Your rebuttal covers only west Antarctica. Why would that be? Perhaps because that's where volcanoes under the ice are causing melting?
[h=1]New paper finds West Antarctic glacier likely melting from geothermal heat below[/h]Via the Hockey Schtick – A paper published today in Earth and Planetary Science Letters finds evidence that one of the largest glaciers in West Antarctica, the Thwaites Glacier, is primarily melting from below due to geothermal heat flux from volcanoes located along the West Antarctic Volcanic Rift System, i.e. not due to man-made CO2.…
October 12, 2014 in Antarctic.
Yeah, I know what you did versus what I posted. But, you know what?
Time will tell who is right or wrong. I'm betting on me.