[qam1]

One idea is that warmer waters are melting the bases of freshwater Antarctic ice shelves. The fresh water then cools the sea surface thus promoting the freezing of more sea ice.

Yet amazingly this same phenomenon doesn't occur in the Arctic.

To the global Warming proponents I guess physics work differently in whatever hemisphere you are in.

When climate researchers don't understand what is going on they often attribute the empirical trends to "internal variability."

How convenient.

These are two (of many) examples of why I can't believe in MMGW,

That is in "Real" science you first gather data and from that data you develop a hypothesis, in fake science like Global Warming you first develop a hypothesis and then gather data and then make whatever $[-]/+ up you need in order to make the data fit the hypothesis

[Smokin' Joe]

To the global Warming proponents I guess physics work differently in whatever hemisphere you are in.

It is a Coriolis Effect: There's "Right" Physics and "Left" Physics.