Antarctica's sea ice loss lately is staggering
What has happened to Arctic sea ice? The melting seems to have paused. See this graph from this article:
Climate doomers have focused so much on the demise of Arctic Ice, but what if there are other even more dangerous threats?
Paul Beckwith opened my eyes to what is happening to Antarctica lately, which will have a really great impact on the global climate if this continues. See these two recent videos by him:
Paul made some big mistakes in his first video above, which he tried to correct in his next. The warming from the loss of 2,5 million km2 of Antarctic sea ice is probably not 25 years of current global warming, as Paul said in his first video, but maybe only a quarter of that, or a third, 6-8 years of warming, or 250-330 billion tons of carbon emissions. This translates to a warming of (if the warming rate is 0,18 - 0.20 degrees Celsius per decade) of 0,06-0,07 degrees Celsius, which is a lot anyway.
See this chart about the incredible rapid decline of Antarctic sea ice, from this article from July 26, 2023 (I cannot find newer charts):
