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Trivia: How much of global warming’s extra heat stayed in the air?
Everyone watches
the wrong thermometer.
SEVENSEAS Trivia
Five questions and three games, new every Thursday. Every answer comes with the working behind it and a link to the source, because a fact without a citation is just a rumour with confidence. Some of these have no clean answer at all, and those are the good ones.
This week’s question
Four more, and one of them
has no answer yet.
Sixteen words hiding
four groups.
Four wrong guesses and you surface. One word belongs somewhere you will not expect.
Melt it all. How far
does the sea rise?
Down the Column. Five bodies of ice, smallest sea level rise first if each melted completely. One of them is a trick.
A new question every
Thursday.
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