Much of the coast of British Columbia and Alaska have risen as much as 400 feet above sea level since the peak of the ice age. That’s just 18,000 to 20,000 years.
Much of the coast of British Columbia and Alaska have risen as much as 400 feet above sea level since the peak of the ice age. That’s just 18,000 to 20,000 years.
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WOA. That’s a gallop in geologic time....are you sure? Really, that’s huge. It means all kinds of geologically immense things are in the offing.
Hmm. Well do scientists know what part of that is glacial spring back?