Arctic 2055-C by MagikUnicorn
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Scott Dallimore is not about to push the panic button. But the federal permafrost specialist says methane, one of the most potent gases associated with global warming, is bubbling out of mud volcanoes on floor of the Beaufort Sea.
He and his colleagues at the Geological Survey of Canada have been sizing them up from ships. They have sent down remotely operated vehicles for a closer look. And, they have been peering into holes in the sea ice created as the gas bubbles to the surface.
"They are fantastic things," Dallimore says of the "pingo-like features,
Comments (22)
carlx
Fantastic presentation to the Global Warming! Excellent composition and mood!!! A bit scary, isn't it? Awesome work!!!
Valerie-Ducom
Oh yes, very nice composition of form and texture in this work !!! :)
claude19
A very dramatic liturgy !!!
RodolfoCiminelli
Great atmosphere and work too...!!! Beautiful effect of haze......!!!!
Star4mation
Thanks for the info Magik, didn't know about the methane release. Ace image too :)
lior
Excellet composition
wannes
Excellent render! Also thanks for the info.
Primal
Excellent !Time to tighten our belts!
annie5
Mer pour les informations mais un peu trop compliqupour moi qui ne sait pas l'anglais..des fois je cpmprends mais i c'est un peu compliqu.LOL! Excellente atmosphe mais un peu dramatique. Excellent :)
Druidstorm
Yep for 1979 to now twice the size of Texas as melted away and by 2050 in Britain the temp may rise by 6 degree. But all in all the world is changing and we are part of the problem! Excellent image and words friend!!!...:))
jocko500
do not worry nature is in a cycle and all will be ok. Just hope it do not change so fast that it freeze us with food in our mouth like the wooly mammalths in Russus
watifeye
You really are doing some wonderful work here. The image is is excellent and your info is so thought provoking...opens for good debate! Well done Magik!
Fahrenheit451
Cool!
melevos
excellent Bryce landscape!!!!!!!
wawadave
its melting up there!!!!
cosmoz
Important thoughts and a beautiful image!
pnv2ro
Cool MU rest on 7C.!!!!!!!!!!!!
B_PEACOCK
Awesome MU
Janiss
Mon anglais ant tellement insuffisant, je suis comme Annie... mais contempler cette superbe image me suffit!
pops
very informative-great job
coolcatcom
Great write up my friend ! As with any situation where you have more than 3 people involved no understanting or agreement to a situation will be found. It's debate, debate, and no action. Well done ! George.
KyotoDragon
An intresting image and perhaps for more intresting notes. I am somewhat in agreement with jocko500. What man contributes to climate change is very small compared with what not only happens here on earth but in the solar system as well. For me the jury is still out as those things that we can only guess at are not actionable, but those things based on a closed environment or a model of a closed environment only leave more questions than answers. Well that is my humble and perhaps flawed impression anyway. Great depiction though.