The two big players are Greenland and Antarctic. Greenland is decreasing slowly and Antarctic is increasing

Look at the information available and make your own determination.

Still, the rate at which the Arctic is losing sea ice surpasses the speed at which Antarctic sea ice is expanding.

I guess you are too young to remember the global cooling thing....
Please explain how you get more ice with global warming?
Or is it just the global cooling kicking in now?

Wow, I hate to nit pick but "it is possible to conclude" is hardly conclusive at all.
Is there more to this?

Bondi shock: Fewer big waves due to climate change

Almost as iconic as the koala (threatened by climate change) is the surfing at Bondi, which is, er, threatened by climate change:

Bondi Beach surfers warned of fewer big waves due to climate change

Surfers in eastern Australia have been warned that large waves could become less frequent, as the number of days with waves of 12 feet or more will drop by up to 40 per cent by the end of the century.

Researchers have warned surfers along Australia’s east coast that the days of big waves are set to end, with climate change expected to cause a severe drop in the frequency of large ocean waves.

The study, published in Nature Climate Change, found the number of days with large waves of 12 feet or more on Australia’s east coast will drop by up to 40 per cent by the end of the century and about by 20 per cent over the next 30 years. The findings were based on measurements from five buoys in deep ocean waters located about four to eight miles off the coast of the state of New South Wales. These measurements were collated with storm data collected from the atmosphere.

“Results are remarkably consistent between different [climate models], allowing anthropogenic influences to be clearly demonstrated, with fewer days with large waves expected to occur in eastern Australia due to increasing greenhouse gas concentrations,” the study says. (source)

http://australianclimatemadness.com...climate-change/

Hey Dil I watched a report on the Great lakes on PBS the great lakes association of scientist are happy to see that the lakes froze over so quickly this year . This minimized evaporation in the fall and with record snow and ice formed the lake very well could rise over Three feet which will bring levels to near normal which they haven't been for a while. the lakes have not froze this much since the 90's