-Caveat Lector-

But June, doesn't freezing expand the volume  about 10%
causing water pipes to burst if frozen and a glass container
will break if the water inside freezes?  It could be from
air trapped inside the ice and would evaporate upon melting
not adding to the problem with rising ocean levels as it
would be dispensed into the atmosphere anyway.  But I was
just wondering about this in view of the other kinds of
freezing I have recently experienced with extreme weather.
Today it is 60+ degrees again.  Go figure.
Amelia


----- Original Message -----
From: "Ynr Chyldz Wyld" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, January 15, 2001 9:22 AM
Subject: Re: [CTRL] Global warming claims 'based on false
data'??


> -Caveat Lector-
>
> From: "Johannes Schmidt III"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >If the ice caps are melting (and it's a big 'IF'), big
deal.
> >90% of the ice is below sea level. If ice is below sea
level
> >and melts, there is no net increase in the water level.
> >Predictions of the seas rising dramatically are bunk.
>
> Faulty science (not to mention logic) there....
>
> While it is true that 90 percent of an iceberg is below
water, it is also true that the percentage of what is
> above and the percentage of what is below the surface of
the water it floats on matters not a whit...
>
> Because ice displaces 100 percent of its volume in water.
Try it with an icecube in a glass of water...the
> moment you add the icecube, the level of the water rises
in the glass.  When the icecube melts, the water
> level doesn't change; it doesn't matter if 90 percent of
the icecube was below water, or 80 percent or 70
> percent...because 100 percent of the icecube displaced an
equal amount of water.
>
> But only a portion of the polar icecaps are comprised of
free-floating icebergs; a good portion of the ice is
> on land, and it is when THAT ice melts, that one has to
worry about rising sea levels.
>
> Also, you don't take into consideration what the effect of
changing vast amounts of solid, frozen H2O into a
> liquid, and ultimately gaseous, state would have upon the
global weather system....
>
>
> June
>
>

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