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Arctic To Be Ice-Free By 1979
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Rapid re-freeze in the Arctic skyrocketing:
http://arctic-roos.org/observations/satellite-data/sea-ice/observation_images/ssmi1_ice_ext.png
If we want to drown all the Poley Bears, we are going to have to try harder.
With all this cold weather, I’ll take more time to warm up my fossil fueled car.
That should help.
After the article was written (1954), we cooled significantly for the next 25 years, culminating in 3 straight brutally severe winters from 1977 to 1979. Shows they had no predictive ability back then, with no evidence of any better predictive abilities now.
Sad isn’t it, when you consider the amount of taxpayers money thrown at it.
And everyone died, or not.
Is there a hypothetical method by which the pole refreezes after melting?