Tom Nelson: Question: If the Earth is really overheating, why isn't the Antarctic sea ice melting?

Saturday, June 05, 2010

Jim Acker said...: You don't know why? There is published research indicating this is a result of global warming. Lookitup. I'll help:

Increasing Antarctic Sea Ice under Warming Atmospheric and Oceanic Conditions (Zhang 2007)

http://psc.apl.washington.edu/zhang/Pubs/Zhang_Antarctic_20-11-2515.pdf

or

Warmer Air May Cause Increased Antarctic Sea Ice Cover

http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2005/06/050630064726.htm; 1:46 PM, June 06, 2010
Anonymous said...: We never said anything about the ice caps. Move along...; 4:47 PM, June 06, 2010
Anonymous said...: This is not inconsistent with the models...; 12:49 PM, June 07, 2010
Orion said...: @ Oakden -

So let me get this straight: warmer temperatures mean more sea ice?

So why are so many people saying that warmer temperatures are a bad thing and may lead to ice melting and therefore higher sea levels threatening land.

I don't get it, you've really confused me.; 4:03 AM, June 08, 2010
Anonymous said...: RE: Anonymous said...
"We never said anything about the ice caps. Move along..."

Then what's the fuss all about the rising tide flooding the coastlines? Melting polar ice? Remember?

(sorry if this is a double-post. I didn't see that it posted on my first attempt.); 7:16 AM, June 13, 2010

Tom Nelson