"As they explain in their recent study for the journal Nature Geoscience, the West Antarctic Ice Sheet — which is roughly the size of Mexico (1.97 million square kilometers in area), and which is already melting at an alarming rate — once underwent a period roughly 8,000 years ago in which it dramatically and quickly shrank...— What a load of nonsensical propaganda.
Pretty sure there were no steam engines running 8,000 years ago, yet the ice melted.
- They don't even bother to define what 270 km means.
- Coastline? Retreat toward the south pole?
The alarmists invariably talk about the western ice.
Why?
Because much of it is floating, it is fed by glaciers, and there are active volcanoes beneath.
So it looks bad when ice there calves or melts.
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