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Guide To Cuddling Polar Bears

Incorrect way …..

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Political Organisations Can Not Make Videos About Massacring Children Who Disagree With Them

People making comparisons to Monty Python are clueless. What is up with that? The eco-fascist culture has lost any semblance of sanity.

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CO2 Is Invisible

Attention Reuters/BBC You can’t see CO2. If you could, your car would fill up with opaque vapour from your breath – and you would crash before you made it out of the driveway.

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Response To Julienne

Thanks to Julienne for explaining what was going on around the periphery. My questions have to do more with the interior. I made an animation (above) of one region – showing July/September normalised (i.e. adjusted for drift.)  I think this … Continue reading →

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Response From Julienne

Julienne Stroeve from NSIDC responded to my query earlier this morning. Here is what she said:

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Nothing We Can Do About Climate Change

our thanks go out to all those who support 10:10 and who work to combat the threat of climate change. Eugenie Harvey Director, 10:10 UK [email protected] Eugenie HarveyDirector, 10:10 [email protected] People who imagine they can stop climate change by making … Continue reading →

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Cross Section Through The NSIDC Ice Maps

This is what troubles me about the NSIDC ice age maps. The image above is a sample cross section through the ice. The multi-year ice (green) disappeared after July, but left the much more vulnerable first year ice (pink) intact. … Continue reading →

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NSIDC Multiyear Ice Disappears

Any theories about this? NSIDC shows a huge loss of multi-year ice (green) around the pole, Greenland, and the Canadian Archipelago since the end of July. Given that temperatures in those regions have been quite cold since the end of … Continue reading →

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Happy Birthday Ice!

NSIDC reports – At the end of the summer 2010, under 15% of the ice remaining the Arctic was more than two years old, compared to 50 to 60% during the 1980s. Ohhh that sounds bad. But wait a minute … Continue reading →

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Romm The Shape Shifter

Joe Romm has been telling us that 2010 is the “hottest year ever” – despite the fact that satellite temperatures say otherwise. But today, he excitedly reports “ENDLESS SUMMER:  September was the hottest on record globally in the RSS satellite … Continue reading →

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