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According to NSIDC maps, between the end of July and the end of September, more than 90% of the older, thicker green multi-year ice (MYI) melted in this 1000 km wide region – while leaving the thinner, more vulnerable turquoise … Continue reading →

“It seems like we’re starting to move towards this transition of a seasonally ice-free Arctic state” http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2010/10/05/3030213.htm?section=justin  

The Arctic is seeing record ice growth this fall, and there will likely be a large increase in multi-year ice before spring. And Discovery News is right on top of it! (It is important to get the children’s minds straight, … Continue reading →

The NPCC (Neanderthal Panel on Climate Change) said there was a 90% probability that it was caused by human activities. From the BBC : The 40-odd thousand years leading up to the last Ice Age included countless wild and sharp … Continue reading →

A Google search for extreme climate change produces about 24,600,000 results.

Turns out that the Maunder minimum must have been hot. Throw all the historical records out, we have a new three year study. A stronger Sun actually cools the Earth Talk about a press release which never should have been … Continue reading →

A : Make their geographical range larger.

There is no ice in the Hudson Bay, and this is normal for the time of year. http://arctic.atmos.uiuc.edu/cryosphere/IMAGES/recent365.anom.region.13.html

http://www.washingtonpost.com Those poor penguins are doomed! But wait, there is just one minor problem with the computer model.

NHC is forecasting that subtropical storm Otto is going to become  a hurricane tomorrow. I overlaid Otto’s projected path on top of the most recent Unisys SST map and noticed that it is headed straight for a patch of cooler … Continue reading →