“Cancun climate change summit: glaciers increasing despite climate change”

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/

Maybe they won’t all be gone by 2035 – after all.

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16 Responses to “Cancun climate change summit: glaciers increasing despite climate change”

  1. suyts says:

    Who’da thunk? Funny how alarmists are just now discovering all the neat things skeptics have been saying all along.

  2. Mike Davis says:

    When as much as 90% of all land based glaciers outside of the polar regions are less than 8 thousand years old what does one expect them to do?
    They are still finding things that grew 2000 years ago where glaciers are now in the Alps. MS Gray probably needs to grow a brain! Along with the other members of the Chicken Little Brigade bouncing off the walls in a place that represents all the environmental damage that humanity has done to the globe in spades. The worst of human endeavors are on display in Cancun!
    I say they should meet in June and hold the meeting in either Dry Valley Antarctica or Death Valley California!
    http://www.antarcticconnection.com/antarctic/science/dryvalleys.shtml
    http://www.nps.gov/deva/index.htm

  3. peterhdoges says:

    …and in the cascades as far south as Shasta

    and alaska. and mont blanc. do i hear a greenland? an antarctica?

  4. Paul H says:

    “However, overall ice and snow on mountains has been retreating since the industrial age, according to scientists from around the world. ”

    Why can’t Little Miss Cut & Paste say the end of the LIA?

  5. R. de Haan says:

    From Joe Bastardi WEDNESDAY

    HOW COLD IS IT?

    Gavin Partridge has supplied the details:

    The central England Temperature (CET) from the 1st-7th of December is -1.9, making this the coldest opening week of December since 1879; 1879 is the coldest opening week on CET record, so this week has been the second coldest opening week to December since CET records began in 1659.

    The two-week period, last week of November and first week of December is the coldest since CET records began in 1659.

    My addition:

    I guess when a lot of us started speculating about going back to the time of the Victorian era… we underestimated it.

    Ciao for now
    http://www.accuweather.com/ukie/bastardi-europe-blog.asp?partner=accuweather

  6. Layne Blanchard says:

    Increasing? WTF? Well, don’t that beat all? Are these Denier glaciers? Melt, damn you!

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