Pretty much the worst solution for Greenland’s melting ice: Ship leftover ice cubes from L.A.

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By hrichmondMar 21, 2014, 4:06 pm53 pts
Greenland’s northern ice sheet is a mile thick and melting quickly, infinitesimally raising sea level and freaking everybody out. But we can say with 90 percent certainty that the solution is NOT to ship ice cubes to Greenland from L.A. And yet that’s exactly what Robert Welkie of Ice Cycle wants to do: Ice…

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Pretty much the worst solution for Greenland’s melting ice: Ship leftover ice cubes from L.A.

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