During the summer of 2011, I posted this picture of the Greenland Summit Camp, and possibly overlaid the Wildebeest. Note the building in the background.
Wildebeest Move To Higher Ground In Greenland | Real Science
Now compare vs. today’s picture. I have been watching that building all year, and it now almost completely buried under ice and snow. You can barely see it on the left side.
NASA claims that the Greenland ice sheet recorded record melt this summer, because temperatures rose just barely above freezing for a couple of hours this summer. Their interest is propaganda, not science.
NASA = Never A Straight Answer.
I predict we will not see any coherent rebuttal to this from those who have been posted at this camp during the last 12 months, nor repudiation of claims made regarding recent melting at the camp. Both of which comprise a sad testament to the times we presently inhabit.
RTF
Must have been a little warmer when the vikings lived in Greenland . 😉
An ancient Viking brothel exposed by the unprecedented two hour heatwave!
I think it’s due to a lack of grazing wildebeest: they would have trampled the snow down around the building. Nothing to see here; move along.
Any climate change is proof of global warming. A friend who lives near Edgewood (which is east of Albuquerque) reported they had their first frost already. One person reacted by saying “we’ve never had a frost that early – its unheard of! How can you deny global warming?”
Obviously the building is sinking into the melting snow it was built on 🙂
In 1942, 6 P38’s and 2 B17’s in transit to the European theatre were forced by weather to land on the Greenland Icecap. One of the P38’s was recently recovered buried 250 feet under the ice surface. Those responsible for the tall tale of “unprecedented” Greenland Icecap melting this summer deserve nothing but contempt.
Sorry to disturb you, but that is due to sea level rise.
Completely consistent with CAGW (crazy antagonists gone wild)
Yes, this is surely correct. The sea rose, and the Island (about to capsize) rose with it, so the building sank in the “rotten” ice. Now Obamba commands the sea to fall, so the building should pop back up shortly.