so we can start dog sledding down from sea. is that something you have seen with your own eyes? yeah i have seen this. now i cannot hunt in july from dog sleds, only boat. this year he has to take his dogs off the ice and back to town for the summer. he doesn t know if his grandsons will become hunters. if the past is anything to go by, the future looks bleak. warming has been faster than any time in the past. how concerned are you by the data you have collected and the changes you ve seen here? what concerns me most is the amount of committed loss. so the amount of co2 excess, due to humans burning fossil fuels
he doesn t know if his grandsons will become hunters. but if the recent past is anything to go by, the future looks bleak. warming in the last century has been faster than at any time in the past several million years. how concerned are you by the scientific data that you ve collected, by the changes that you ve seen here? what concerns me most is this concept of committed loss. so the amount of co2 excess in the atmosphere due to humans burning fossil fuels, mainly, that commits us to more than one meter of sea level rise. that s roughly 3 feet. and this is where the rest of the world comes in. greenland doesn t play by las vegas rules. what happens here doesn t stay here. as temperatures increase and the melt accelerates, greenland has become the largest source of sea level rise globally.
how concerned are you by the scientific data that you ve collected, by the changes that you ve seen here? what concerns me most is this concept of committed loss. so the amount of co2 excess in the atmosphere due to humans burning fossil fuels, mainly, that commits us to more than one meter of sea level rise. that s roughly 3 feet. and this is where the rest of the world comes in. greenland doesn t play by las vegas rules. what happens here doesn t stay here. as temperatures increase and the melt accelerates, greenland has become the largest source of sea level rise globally. this year, after decades of decline, the amount of ice lost in greenland was roughly equal to the amount gained, but box says this is an anomaly and that even drastic cuts in carbon dioxide emissions won t be enough to stop the continued