RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Well isn't that interestingfrom apples to oranges - my wife is good at that.
it is what it is and says what it says.
Take Antarctica's ice mass (which is growing). If it were to melt off, would the oceans rise and destroy humanity? The ice there in some places is miles thick. There are maps, ancient ones that actually show the continent's physical land perimeter and they would suggest that the ice there melted and the world didn't flood.
So the Earth can warm up and ice can melt. But does the world's land mass become submerged under hundreds of feet of water as climate fanatics propose?
I merely suggested why it might not.