[palmer]

Melting sea ice is moot. Increases in Antarctic sea ice are also moot regarding sea level. They are referring to ice on land. But they are basically wrong for a couple reasons. First they can’t compare past climates to the present, weather patterns are very different. Global temperature is set by weather, not CO2. Second, any net loss from Greenland will easily be offset in Antarctica as it warms. Right now it is way too cold to snow much in Antarctica.

[ROCKLOBSTER]

The big change will come when Antarctica finally warms enough to accumulate snow.

Right now it is way too cold to snow much in Antarctica.

Wait a minute, wait a minute, wait a minute....Are you trying to tell us that it doesn't snow at the South Pole?

So then where did all that ice come from?