BBC NEWS | Science/Nature | Arctic summers ice-free ‘by 2013’
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It is hard to argue with the records. It does not matter what was said regarding 2016 +-3 when the record actually shows the year 2013 was said and that as being too conservative.
The problem with the alarmist position is they seem to make a lot of contradictory claims. I guess we can also “Cherry Pick” their statements to support any position we want.
The Navy could not look sillier. Not even if they hired a bunch of costumed effeminate lounge singers to promote enlisting… oh wait…
You will have to eat you hat if it is ice free Spring 2013 !
The way it is going though there will only just be enough ice to pop into this brandy glass before Oct 2012 :p
Saw this on Ice Age Now
N.Hemisphere. sea ice extent anomaly 1973- 2012
http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/hadobs/hadisst/charts/NHEM_extanom.png
Oh no! We are setting record trough to peak ice-gain year on year. Compare 2010s trough to peak to the 1970s.