In recent years, relatively little multi-year ice has drifted out the Fram Strait, and high Arctic summers have been below normal temperatures.
Obviously the multi-year ice is going to build back up under these conditions, as it has been doing for the past four or five years. Unless team climate moron has a mechanism for CO2 to produce increased ice transport out the Fram Strait, the mount of MYI is going to continue to increase.
Someone with half a brain might be able to figure out that CO2 does not control the amount of Arctic ice.





