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Originally Posted by blueski
How you going to farm if you can't drive anywhere? Losing permafrost up north is a nightmare. Existing buildings, perma-roads and even pipelines will all sink and get wrecked.
And its a shame because it gets the best sunshine anywhere on earth during the growing season:
http://www.npr.org/blogs/thesalt/201...e-midnight-sun
Earth is a spinning rock that goes once around the big ball of fire once every year. Its spinning on a tilted access. Think about it. I'm talking to you Hemi-Cuda. |
Then why does the boreal forest just stop in Nunavut?
I'm not talking about places with plenty of vegetation already like Alaska and the western territories. There's a pretty stark difference when you compare cities like Yellowknife and Iqaluit
