Not exact matches
Indeed, within the Baltic Sea, the multitude of
small Alaskan
Glaciers actually now contributes more to
local sea - level rise than the massive Greenland ice sheet.
[Response: I couldn't find the specific post you refer to, but in any case the answer is that alpine
glaciers cover a very
small fraction of the globe, and their disappearance will have very little impact on
local temperature.
Kelly and Lowell (2009) say that «subsequent to late - glacial or early Holocene time, most
local glaciers were
smaller than at present or may have disappeared completely during the Holocene Thermal Maximum,»