Wait...that seems like the right conclusion but by incorrect science.Originally Posted by RoadClosed
If they ice caps melt, there would be more water vapor in the atmosphere, hence trapping more heat. The fact that they reflect sunlight would be irrelavant since they are within Earth's atmosphere.
A good example of this would be when I was in Alaska awhile back ice climbing. We were playing baseball on a glacier while it was raining. However, the glacier was so big that it reflected enough sunlight back into the sky to keep rain clouds from forming. So...it was raining everywhere except for where we were playing--quite sunny actually. Pretty cool, huh?




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