Top climate scientists and newspapers predict an ice-free Arctic this summer.
If they are going to do that, they better start melting that four meter thick ice at the North Pole.
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They only have 60 days left this summer to melt the ice, which might be tough at temperatures just above freezing.
Ocean and Ice Services | Danmarks Meteorologiske Institut
Sub-freezing temperatures in Mid-July won’t help much either.
Persistent cloud cover won’t help much either.
arctic.io – Daily Satellite Images + Observations, 4-N86.20134-W166.1593
Fraud is the gold standard for climate science, and most newspapers refuse to print opinions of any scientist who is not a participant in the fraud.