Current climate experts simply forgot to mention that WAIS thinning has been going on for centuries, and has nothing to do with CO2.
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There is also this.
Copy of original report by Dodson. 1948.
See Page 8 for Deglaciation. Please note the term “geologically speaking”!
http://docs.lib.noaa.gov/rescue/IPY/ipy_12_pdf/QC851R66no6.pdf
“As the upper limit of glaciation was not found it is obvious that a short time ago geologically speaking the ice was more than 600 ft. thick ten miles off shore. When due allowance for the gradient of the glacier is made it seems certain that the ice was at that time a 1000 ft. thicker on the mainland than at present.”
Anyone who says that the Antarctic glaciers are getting thinner due to CO2 and CAGW has absolutely no idea what they are talking about. The irony is that NOAA say this and yet have the scientific evidence of the opposite in their library.
Excellent find!