lots of experts talking about decreasing levels of Arctic ice, and corresponding more or less matching increases in Antarctic ice. Ok.
I want to be assured that there is no actual great increase in these ice levels.
- how many different measurements are made?
- are there uncertainties about the measurements that are made?
- are there kind of ridiculous assumptions being incorporated in the calculations of the ice levels?
links or opinions are both fine.
lots of experts talking about decreasing levels of Arctic ice, and corresponding more or less matching increases in Antarctic ice. Ok.
I want to be assured that there is no actual great increase in these ice levels.
- how many different measurements are made?
- are there uncertainties about the measurements that are made?
- are there kind of ridiculous assumptions being incorporated in the calculations of the ice levels?
links or opinions are both fine.
