Environmental Sciences, asked by esolity, 11 months ago

Artic have been proven to be the most warming place on the planet now. The high rate at which the permafrost is melting, Environmentalist have predicted an increase in ocean water up to 23ft. What can we do to stop the melting of the Greenland permafrost which is responsible for the rise in ocean water?

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Answered by sindhuaikodan2007

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Answer:

stop using fossil fuels

Explanation:

they cause heat and global warming by greenhouse gases

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