It would have a great impact if the water of the A-68 iceberg will go from solid state to liquid in a short period of time. And that does not happen. On top of that the Antarctic ice would have to decrease. If the Antarctic platform continues to grow at this rate the sum of water that becomes ice is much larger than the water resulting from that iceberg.
It would have a great impact if the water of the A-68 iceberg will go from solid state to liquid in a short period of time. And that does not happen. On top of that the Antarctic ice would have to decrease. If the Antarctic platform continues to grow at this rate the sum of water that becomes ice is much larger than the water resulting from that iceberg.
So, it's all relative?