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Daily Archives: December 31, 2024
“far outside the range of observed variability”
Less than three months ago, NOAA published this : “NSIDC reported that the 2024 Antarctic maximum was 77,000 square miles (200,000 square kilometers) above the 2023 record-low extent, but it was 598,000 square miles (1.55 million square kilometers) below the … Continue reading
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African Desertification
“Comparison of archival and recent photographs shows a marked increase in Namib Desert vegetation over the past 90 years of CO? increase, while regional climate models predict increased aridification with climate change.” (17) Javier Vinós on X: “Comparison of archival … Continue reading
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