| Adinnieken said: If all the ice melted the Earth would still not be flooded. |
You forget to factor in that a large proportion of civilisation lives quite close to the ocean. New York would be wiped out, for instance.
http://westocean.hubpages.com/hub/Flood-Maps
"It is generally believed that if the Arctic and Antarctica ice caps melted in full then sea levels would rise between 70 and 80 metres. This produces some spectacular and eerie changes to the world as we know it. Large parts of Brazil are underwater, along with North West Europe and the eastern United States. This terrible sea level rise is less than the flooding that took place at the end of the Ice Age, when 100 metres of land was consumed and lost forever."







