ABC2019 wrote:one more big journalistic dung, since the current trend in the Antarctic Peninsula is at refroidissement ...
Denying the obvious and unavoidable facts does not highlight you ...
.... Green in the spring, the algae that produce it turn orange during the summer and blush strongly in the winter. In doing so, they store heat that helps them withstand the cold. They then tend to decrease the albedo of the snow, therefore its ability to resist the heat of the sun. They also develop just when the temperature exceeds the melting point of snow. Nowadays, the temperature of glaciers and sea ice is increasing, often approaching the melting point. The algae then propagate and decrease the albedo of the snow, which absorbs more heat from the sun, which increases its fusion and therefore the propagation of algae. This is how the algae that terrified our ancestors could become a new nightmare. Besides, they have the nickname "the blood of glaciers" ....
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