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Question

describe the effects of global warming upon the earth's glaciers.

Answer 1

Like it has happened in a natural cycle in the past for millennium before man was even here... they melt and then the world cools and they freeze. poof.  Not rocket science my friend.

Answer 2

This global change as it is called it not really global at all.  In some areas there has been cooling and other areas the weather has remained relatively the same.

These changes are natural and cyclical and did you know that in the 70s,  they were predicting a global cooling/Ice Age?

Answer 3

Antarctic ice is expanding--- and Arctic ice has refrozen (again) as usual.

http://www.worldclimatereport.com/index....

http://www.thedailygreen.com/environment...

Answer 4

Glaciers are made out of ice. Ice will melt if the earth's temperatures increase.

That's the most basic answer to your question.

Answer 5

they melt a little more than they freeze and then a nuclear bomb explodes on the north pole and it turns into a yeti

Answer 6

The effects are indescribable!! Cats and dogs will fall in love and have mutant babies that will eventually take over planet earth! Then the human race will be enslaved and forced to work as pooper scooper's for the Almighty Catdog over lords!!!!!!! Wow pretty scary huh?? Thank god global warming is a myth!!

Answer 7

they melt them

Answer 8

glaciers that r on land r the ones we need to worry cuz those r the ones that will make the oceans rise

so yeah basically earths temp. rises and the ice melts its like and ice cube in ur hand not rocket science

Answer 9

The big melt

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The north pole is gone

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The south pole is starting to melt big time

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The earth ocean level will rise according to the ice that is not in the oceans of the world that will make the ocean deeper

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Answer 10

The glaciers are morphing into yetis.

Answer 11

It causes the earth to be a degree warmer, which is causing the glaciers of the north pole to melt, which is impacting sea levels and the North Atlantic Currents, thereby weather patters..