Well, well, well...

It seems the past has critical information on Antarctica...

A study using a whaler’s forgotten aerial photos from 1937 shows East Antarctica’s ice has been stable and even grown, despite some early signs of weakening.

Extreme weather, melting glaciers, and rising sea levels are all indicators that the climate and the world’s ice masses are in a critical state. However, a new study from the Department of Geosciences and Natural Resource Management at the University of Copenhagen reveals a positive anomaly.

Using hundreds of old aerial photographs dating back to 1937, combined with modern computer technology, researchers have tracked the evolution of glaciers in East Antarctica. This area, which spans approximately 2,000 kilometers of coastline, contains as much ice as the entire Greenland Ice Sheet. By comparing the historical aerial photos with modern satellite data, researchers determined the glaciers’ movement and changes in size, revealing that the ice has not only remained stable but also grown slightly over the last 85 years, partly due to increased snowfall.

Full article, HERE from SciTech Daily

So much for the Chicken Little BS... The ice isn't going to melt 'next' year, or 12 years or...

Three sets of studies, by three different sets of scientists, over almost 40 years shows 'minor' changes but...

The TL:DR- "They have remained stable or grown slightly in the long term, indicating a system in balance."

Once again actual research has trumped the climate change agenda and 'heat death' of the world due to (insert reason here).

Sigh...