‘Antarctic ice area once again set a post-1979 record high for the date today, and is closing in on the September 20, 2007 post-1979 record high’
'Does that date sound familiar? It should, because it was the same week as the previous post-1979 record low Arctic ice area. Global warming theory requires that both poles warm, but we are seeing the exact opposite – the poles move opposite each other. And prior to 1979, Arctic ice was increasing, while Antarctic ice was decreasing'
