<story><title>Massive glacier collapse</title><url>http://unofficialnetworks.com/collapse-video-glacial-size-city-116670/</url></story><parent_chain></parent_chain><comment><author>MichaelGG</author><text>Can anyone recommend a good book (preferably on Kindle) that explains climate change and our actual scientific knowledge? The issue seems to be so politicized that all sources seem incredibly biased. Sure, there might changes happening, but from history, isn&apos;t that what the climate does? It seems that one side portrays it as no big deal, and the other says we&apos;ll all die in a few decades.&lt;p&gt;I&apos;m not looking for something telling me how to behave or react, just something that covers how/what we know for certain. Or is the science and understanding required too far out of reach for laymen?</text></comment>
<story><title>Massive glacier collapse</title><url>http://unofficialnetworks.com/collapse-video-glacial-size-city-116670/</url></story><parent_chain></parent_chain><comment><author>cryptoz</author><text>I saw Chasing Ice at the cinema a couple of weeks ago. I went with friends who study adaptation to climate change in the Arctic communities, and all of them, and I too, came out of the movie in a state of minor shock. It&apos;s truly incredible how much these intense visuals make this strike home, even for those who are already environmentally aware and focused. It&apos;s the kind of movie that solidifies the thoughts I&apos;ve been having recently: my life absolutely must be about working to mitigate and slow global climate change. Any other career path or choice would be so morally wrong I would have great difficultly living with that decision.&lt;p&gt;Everyone should see this movie.</text></comment>