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After 35 Years Of Unprecedented Melting, The Amount Of Sea Ice On Earth Is The Same As 35 Years Ago
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After a slight dip, there is possibly a sustained increase, only the weather knows for sure.
I understand trends. But why do so many of these climate scientists want to draw straight lines through what is obviously oscillations?
Reminds me of a fast train to nowhere. Or running in place.
They never expected this. If it continues they have a lot of questions to answer.
Check out the minimums on the graph in recent years.