05 Apr 1923 – NORTH POLE MELTING. CHANGE OK GMWATE. MAN’Y GLAC…
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Ironic that they had been there to survey for coal mining.
It would be great to have a chronology of these newspaper scares in one location for reference. It seems there isn’t a single year that the MSM were not printing a global catastrophe scare one way or another.
Look at the header for that! You will see things such as this
http://stevengoddard.wordpress.com/polar-meltdown/
How about correlating these periods of warm arctic weather with US/European winter temperatures? In the UK we are being inundated with propaganda that this cold prolonged winter is due to global warming in the arctic. It would be interesting to discover if this is a repeating weather pattern and particularly how often it occurred before global warming had us in her icy grasp.
Got to make with the catastrophe – it sells newspapers. Good news doesn’t. Pity so many are so easily fooled by it though.
When Horror fiction can, then so can science fiction! 😆