[Kozy]

Do you know how many tons of ice have to melt to raise the sea level 1 mm? 1 ton? 100 tons? 1,000,000 tons? 100,000,000? 1,000,000,000? Well if you said none, you are right. It takes 360,000,000 tons of melted ice to raise the sea level 1 mm.

[DesertRhino]

I think you meant 350 billion, not 350 million. Even then, it would have to be ice sitting on land running into the water let us, otherwise my iced tea would overflow everytime the ice melts.

[PIF]

It takes 360,000,000 tons of melted ice to raise the sea level 1 mm.

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Assuming that no where in the world does an equal amount of water freeze

“The average weight for a Grand Banks-area iceberg is 100,000-200,000 tonnes” That’s a lot of bergs ...

[UCANSEE2]

It takes 360,000,000 tons of melted ice to raise the sea level 1 mm.

Presuming that all that ice melted because it got 'hotter', the atmosphere would absorb the extra moisture and the net result would be zero.

[IYAS9YAS]

Well if you said none, you are right. It takes 360,000,000 tons of melted ice to raise the sea level 1 mm.

Yeah, and all that ice has to come from the land, because all the ice currently in the water will have no effect whatsoever if it melts.