Experts say that southeast Greenland is losing ice very quickly, in a region where a WWII aircraft was found under hundreds of feet of ice and snow.
Mass and Height Change: Polar Portal
A Greenland Expedition Society crew member begins the 250-foot descent on the icy Gopher shaft to reach the P-38. (courtesy photo)
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Well if I were a climate academic, I’d proclaim all that ice and snow since that P38 crashed in WWII was just weather, and not climate change which is a very real existential threat that all credible academics agree with, so there!