Doesn’t make sense. When ice melts in a glass, the water doesn’t rise or overflow. I wonder what physics they are using.
Water expands when it is frozen. Shouldn’t the sea levels drop if the ice caps melt?
The sea ice isn't a problem. However, all that land-based ice melting would theoretically add to the sea level rise, but then you have the weight of the ice lifted from the land mass, which would allow the long-suppressed land itself to rise, therefore negating the rising sea levels...
I need a beer.
They’re talking about land ice; take the coffee strainer out of your coffee maker, put a filter in it and then fill it with ice from your refrigerator.
When the ice melts, the water will be in the pot.
This is not a quick way to make ice coffee.