if the Antarctic ice regions and the major Greenland ice cap should reduce at the same rate as the present melting, oceanic surfaces would rise to catastrophic proportions
‘The Arctic change is so serious that I hope an international agency can speedily be formed to study conditions on a global basis.’ said Dr. Ahlmann
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This is also indicated by the following analysis by Frank Lansner (2012) of old Arctic maps, showing also possible manipulation of data by Cryosphere Today, on the following link
http://hidethedecline.eu/pages/posts/arctic-sea-ice-data-collected-by-dmi-1893-1961-259.php
were he concludes that there were very low levels of the Arctic ice during the WWII years (possibly similar to the beginning of the 1960’s and the low levels observed since 2007) and Cryosphere pushed the numbers of the previous period up to make the present levels look relatively lower.