Someone else already asked this question and it got a lot of good reviews.
It depends on the mass of the ice,temperature around it and latent heat energy required to melt the ice.
However the furthest a ice berg can travel is estimately 32-40°n/s
Answer:
Rita, or Mina are at fault.
Explanation:
Explanation:
This adds miles to the journey of an item of food and therefore means more transport costs and more pollution. ... For example, some foods do not grow easily in the UK and need heated greenhouses. This means the food produced locally may have a larger carbon footprint than that grown in a warmer climate.
F. Y. I im not that good at geography to but i like it
