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Hi,
John C. stated a that "But iceberg melting does not
contribute to sea level rise.". Here is a link to a paper
which challenges this idea:
<http://scitation.aip.org/content/aapt/journal/tpt/48/5/10.111
9/1.3393068>
A short excerpt from the abstract:
":..the sea level will rise. The analysis shows the wrong
conventional answer [such as the statement above] is due to
the wrong assumption that water from a melted iceberg has the
same density as seawater."
The argument seems convincing and the demonstration does
work. Any counter-arguments?
Cheers,
Antti Savinainen, PhD
Finland
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