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6 September, 06:53

What is the likely future of the planets ice?

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  1. 6 September, 06:55
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    The planets ice will most likely go down hill from here. Because of global warming and other effects the ice in the arctic and Antarctic is slowly melting. It is estimated that they will melt, in fact they are melting right now. There are many ecologists and concerns happening over this very topic.
  2. 6 September, 07:07
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    The scientist are concern about it because of global warming that the Ice in the north and south pole would melt. and it's after effect is devastating because it could make the sea level rises and make country like Maldives endanger, not only Maldives, Jakarta, Bangkok, Venetian, and the other city could be swallowed up by this sea level rises
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