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“Scientists” say  Antarctic sea ice extent is at a record low, due to the burning of fossil fuels. Record low Antarctic sea ice ‘extremely unlikely’ without climate change, says scientists Antarctic sea ice extent is 15th highest since 1978, and … Continue reading →

The current location of the Mendenhall Glacier in Alaska, was a forest 2,000 years ago. Ancient trees emerge from frozen forest ‘tomb’ | Juneau Empire – Alaska’s Capital City Online Newspaper

“Sea ice surrounding Antarctica is on the cusp of reaching a record winter low for a second year running, continuing an “outrageous” fall in the amount of Southern Ocean that is freezing over.” ‘Two incredible extreme events’: Antarctic sea ice … Continue reading →

Twenty years after the original “thing of the past” forecast, the BBC pushed the date back another twenty years. Climate change: Snowy UK winters could become thing of the past Snowfalls are now just a thing of the past – … Continue reading →

There is a large Mosque at “the intersection Hugh Road and Crescent Peak Drive in Northern Houston” “FBI Houston has just issued a statement asking citizens to STAY AWAY from the area near the intersection Hugh Road and Crescent Peak … Continue reading →

Twenty-five years after the end of snow was announced, snow is forecast for at least 48 states and all of the UK and Ireland. Snowfalls are now just a thing of the past – Environment – The Independent Accumulated Snowfall … Continue reading →

NOAA predicted a warm Jan-Feb-Mar in the US, as we head into historic cold. Climate Prediction Center – Seasonal Outlook Polar vortex heading for US sending temperatures plunging and making January the coldest for a decade | Daily Mail Online

Twenty-five years after CRU announced the end of snow in England, the UK is about to get buried in snow. Europe Next 3 Days Accumulated Snow “Children just aren’t going to know what snow is,” Snowfalls are now just a … Continue reading →

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 →

“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 →