[kinoxi]

Antarctica is a desert. I always thought that a slight increase in air temperature would cause greater evaporation from the surrounding oceans and more deposits on the continent itself. Lowering sea levels.

[steve-b]

That wouldn't matter. Ice flows under sufficient pressure -- more precipitation in Antarctica would simply push the ice sheets out to sea a bit faster, thus keeping the total size of the ice cap more or less constant.

[massgopguy]

That would be Boyle's Law that you are alluding to.