Antarctic Ross Ice Shelf Retreated 15 Feet Per Day From 1900 To 1930

Glaciers all over the planet were rapidly losing ice – long before the SUV was invented.

21 Jul 1932 – A Warmer World.

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4 Responses to Antarctic Ross Ice Shelf Retreated 15 Feet Per Day From 1900 To 1930

  1. F. Guimaraes says:

    1930’s.

  2. Andy Oz says:

    One mile per annum Ice Receding Rate (IRR) in 1932.
    This was obviously recognized as an unmitigated disaster in Europe.
    No wonder the pre WW2 Green Party in Germany voted Hitler in to save the world a year later.

  3. OneOut says:

    In 1840 the explorer James Ross was the first person to do a marine survey of what was later named for him, The Ross Ice Shelf. In 1912, Robert Falcon Scott, the second man to lead an expedition to the geographic south pole, also surveyed The Ross Ice Shelf. Both men were chosen to lead their expeditions because of their navigation and marine survey skills. Falcons entire party perished after reaching the pole ( He refused to use dogs and proved that men couldn’t drag enough food for such a long journey and back ). A later expedition brought back his logs and journals to England. A noted naturalist of the age was quoted as ” lamenting that the Great Ross Ice Shelf has retreated by over 50 miles between surveys 62 years apart. He wished he had seen it it all it’s glory. Ross discovered the ice shelf in a sailboat without a steam engine. Scott’s ship was more technologically advanced, it had auxiliary steam power. Sail was used for distance and coal powered steam for power and maneuverability in the ice. So the largest Antarctic ice shelf was already receding 1 mile a year when first discovered during the Age Of Sail.

    I don’t pretend to know what was causing this melting of the ice shelf. Unfortunately, man made global warmist claim to know. They blame it on something that did not exist when it was first noted that the ice shelf was retreating.

  4. andy says:

    At least the journalist had the decency to suggest “the change might prove to be temporary”. Which they won’t do these days. Kills the scare right there.

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