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Originally Posted by Dr.Zoidberg
4. Not only the poles, but also the glaciers of the mountains will melt. The consequence is, that one of the most important sources for freshwater gets lost. Rivers could dry up and especially the ground-water level will fall, which leads to a considerable shortage of the freshwater occurrences.[/FONT][/COLOR][/FONT][/COLOR]
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Huh?? That ice/snow etcetera was put there somewhere. The only way I can see what you saying about is that tremendous floods will occur as all of the ice melts and runs into rivers. My point is that more water it would appear to me on the planet will mean....more water on the planet. Somehow melting of ice now causes less water?
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