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So the ice caps are melting, but due to snowfall, it's losses are offset. So therefore, ice caps ARE melting. Read the ****ing article, you prat.

the man has spoken, the man without an ounce of credibility in the field of climate science has read a lot on the subject and therefore anyone who proposes an alternative point of view is wrong. Including academics who research this subject as a career..

Source for your last statement please... and don't do a Larus and post a piece that contradicts your argument.

You have to be trolling, you've put text in bold in a quote of the article you submitted :ffsparr: I suppose you have a PhD in geography? Not a single piece of academic evidence. Your own source states that there isn't enough snowfall to off set loss of ice...

As quoted by this article Confirmation bias...lazy research. Please read your own sources. EDIT: additionally, it isn't actually NASA who disagrees with me. It's the article published in the said journal of glaciology.....

My opinion doesn't matter when facts speak for themselves. Them ice caps are melting....