ANTARCTIC SEA ICE GROWS

While Arctic sea ice has diminished at a rate of about 10% per decade since 1973, the sea ice in the Antarctic has grown slightly since since 1979. The linked article by Alexandra Shimo written for MACLEAN'S, a Canadian magazine, gives a different view point citing facts little known nor published in the US.

QUESTION: If global warming is causing the melting of sea ice why is it melting at the Northern pole only and not at the Southern Pole?

ANSWER: There must be a different reason for the North Pole ice melt.