Sea ice is slowly disappearing

As far as the North Pole is concerned, the Russians are expecting the first ice free summer alreay as early as 2014. But around Antarctica sea ice has been INCREASING at a rate of 100 000 sq km a decade since the 1970's, according to a landmark study published on April 23. The study by the British Antarctic Survey, was published in the journal Geophysical Research Letters, adding that Antarctica rather than melting as a result of global warming, continues to expand. And never forget, the Antarctica is surrounded by the sea on all sides.

From the article: "Earlier this year the Arctic Council -- an Arctic science organisation -- said that if melting in the Greenland ice sheet continues global sea levels could rise one metre by 2100"

In the desperate bid to try and link Co2 to climate change these people will fabricate anything to terrify the general population into believing them.
Most of arctic ice sits on top of the oceans.
If this ice were ever to melt it would not raise ocean levels one bit!!!
Try this for yourself - fill a glass with ice cubes and then to the brim with water.
When the ice melts the glass will not overflow!! Simply because ice has a greater volume than water!
For sea levels to rise 1 metre is complete nonsense as is all the hype about Co2.
Its time for us to ridicule these so-called scientists who speak this mumbo jumbo merely to satisfy the political agenda of the United Nations funded IPCC who want the West to increasingly fund the legion of corrupt regimes in Africa under the guise of "global warming".

Currently, natural emissions from melting permafrost are not included in climate models. Remember, while land permafrost contains an estimate 1.5 trillion tons of carbon that will rapidly enter the air as greenhouse gas as it warms, there is significantly more permafrost underwater (i.e. submarine permafrost) that is close to thawing:

For instance, there is an area six times the size of Germany containing about 540 billion tons of carbon off the coast of Siberia. That submarine permafrost is perilously close to thawing. Three to 12 kilometers from the coast the sea sediment is just below freezing. The permafrost has grown porous, there is a loss of rigor in the frozen sea floor, and the surrounding seawater is highly oversaturated with solute methane.

"If the Siberian (submarine) permafrost-seal thaws completely and all the stored gas escapes, the methane content of the planet's atmosphere would increase twelve fold. The result would be catastrophic global warming." --"A Storehouse of Greenhouse Gases Is Opening in Siberia," Spiegel, 17 April '08