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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices

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To: Taro who wrote (966216)9/21/2016 8:26:13 PM
From: combjelly  Read Replies (1) of 1574703
 
Again, your limited knowledge exposes you.

Arctic sea ice has been in retreat for decades. Like this year for example. Plus, it has gotten a lot thinner over the decades.

nsidc.org
sciencenews.org

Likewise, for Greenland. You know, the place you keep claiming is expanding?

nsidc.org
popsci.com

Now for Antarctica, the results are mixed. The West Antarctic ice sheet has definitely destabilized and already is shedding icebergs at an accelerated rate.

news.nationalgeographic.com

Even Fox recognizes it.

foxnews.com

For the East, it is not so certain.

sciencedaily.com
nsidc.org

It may be that the East is growing enough to counter the shrinking in the West and on the Peninsula. Or maybe not. Certainly not enough to counter the shrinkage for Greenland.

There is growing evidence that even the East Antarctic ice sheet might not be as stable as it is thought to be.

sciencedaily.com

Antarctic sea ice growth is nowhere near enough to counter the shrinkage in the Arctic.

nasa.gov

So yet again, your partial knowledge fails miserably.
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