Daily Archives: July 26, 2013

Allison is tweeting about the North Pole, and doesn’t understand this graph or trust Danes. COI | Centre for Ocean and Ice | Danmarks Meteorologiske Institut

North pole turned into lake from global warming CBCNews Some ice buoy far away from the North Pole has surface melt, just like every July. This is what the North Pole looked like in 1962. Seadragon (SSN-584), foreground, and her sister Skate (SSN-578) during … Continue reading →

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If a 7pm curfew was put in place and anyone seen outside of their house shot on sight, the crime rate would drop dramatically. You can always make the world safer by reducing freedom. Government’s apparent goal is to make … Continue reading →

Why aren’t Obama and Jesse Jackson holding a rally to protest these criminals? By Katherine SkibaTribune reporter7:09 p.m. CDT, July 1, 2013 WASHINGTON — The sentencings of former Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr., and his wife, Sandi, were postponed Monday, with no … Continue reading →

Harp seals mate and rear their young on the sea ice off the east coast of Canada in the spring and move north as the weather warms. But increasing numbers of seals are ending up stranded along the U.S. East … Continue reading →

Summer cyclone chewing up Canada’s Arctic sea ice Ice coverage is slightly about last year’s record low but still well below the 30-year average. Ice coverage is well above last year Back when the sea was thick and lasted for … Continue reading →

Imagine the pain of Wadhams, Maslowski, the Sierra Club and the death spiral guy. COI | Centre for Ocean and Ice | Danmarks Meteorologiske Institut The wailing and gnashing of teeth deepens.

Check out this garbage : Last year, a particularly powerful cyclone is thought to have wiped out 800,000 square kilometres of ice. That contributed to record low sea-ice levels at the end of the 2012 melt year. This year’s storm … Continue reading →

They started the year with “it’s all thin and rotten and all going to melt” Then they moved on to “the multi-year ice along the Canadian coast has failed” Next came “an unprecedented hole in the ice near the North … Continue reading →