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It would take some time but probably not as long as that. If the polar sea ice cap goes that means that Earth, especially in that region collects a lot more solar radiation and you would have warmer water undercutting some of the coastal glaciers that would speed up their eroison. Probably...

Possibly although Greenland is the only real mass that is an island in a place north enough to be affected in such a way and that is quite a way south for such currents to go. It might stop Greenland suffering a lot of melting and could affect Iceland and possibly even parts of northern Britain.

Since Canada is being moved some way south and there isn't a gap between it and Mexico I find that assumption for a much colder climate rather strange? After all its southern reaches are about where Virginia is in terms of latitude and you would probably get its southern coastline receiving...

OK thanks. Misunderstood. :oops:

I can't see that happening as Alaska is internationally recognised as US territory and neither Britain nor Canada would want to clash with the US, already an industrial giant and a considerable trade partner over the issue. I think the borders between Canada and Alaska have already been agreed...

Well as What's the Sitch says bar continued ASB intervention there's going to be a hell of a lot of disruption, not to say devastation of the world environment. Polar bears are going to die out in Canada without ice to hunt on and you could see the entire arctic ice cap going with more access...