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Alex Honnold, American rock climber known for his free solo ascents, leads his team across a massive glacier and attempts to free climb a 1,500-foot rock wall in a first-ever Greenlandic expedition.

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  1. 6
    @PAWiley

    38:08 – I thought Honnold was free climbing here for a few moments; I’ve little doubt he’s been in more precarious positions w/o ropes before, anyway.

  2. 8
    @skonstas4683

    Actually when it comes to climate, Antarctica is where most scientists look. Not Greenland. Abd climate change is not a crisis. Far from it. Climate does just that. It changes. Always has and always will. And there is zero evidence that sea level has risen. ZERO. According to previous projections, Miami and NY should have been under water by 2009. But here we are. You clearly do not understand the complexity of climate.

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