On Mar 26, 10:15 pm, "V-for-Vendicar"
wrote:
"Mr Right" wrote

At that rate, Antarctica will disappear in 33,750 years, IF NO MORE
WATER EVER FREEZES TO FORM ICE THERE.

And if the temperature increase wasn't accelerating - which it is - and if
CO2 levels were kept at currentl levels - but they are increasing at a rate
of 2% per year.

Last time I looked temperatures aren't "accelerating", they are flat.
So much for 16ppm of co2.


And then the Antarctic wouldn't need to completely melt to innundate all
of the worlds coastlines. even a 1% melt would be a complete disaster.

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