Answer:
As the ice melts in the arctic regions, the arctic sea levels and the other oceans stay the same. The weather however changes when this happens and results to the Greenland's melting ice sheet adding another 20 feet to sea level rise.
In summary, the melting of polar ice caps effects would result in sea levels rising around 220 feet or more worldwide.
This will then lead to destruction of lives, houses and properties due to water submersion.
