Six years ago, the National Snow and Ice Data Center in Boulder, Colorado showed a lot of five year old ice during week 41 (October 5-11.) They track the ice constantly so that they know how old it is.
http://www.arctic-charts.net/ccar.colorado.edu/pub/tschudi/iceage/gifs/latest.gif
But when they published the week 41 data a few months later, they made much of the five year old ice disappear.
March ends a most interesting winter | Arctic Sea Ice News and Analysis
On February 20, 1969 the New York Times predicted an ice-free Arctic. Three days later they predicted a new ice age.
TimesMachine: February 20, 1969 – NYTimes.com
TimesMachine: February 23, 1969 – NYTimes.com
Glaciers were experiencing “remarkable shrinkage” during NASA’s coldest years on record.
18 Feb 1925, Page 12 – Oakland Tribune at Newspapers.com
NASA temperature graphs are about as credible as Joe Biden’s presidency.
Five years ago the New York Times said global warming causes warm winters. Now they say global warming causes cold winters.
Opinion | Global Warming Feels Quite Pleasant – The New York Times
Frigid Weather and Global Warming – The New York Times
“Experts also say the English country garden is unlikely to survive in the South East in its present form. Rolling lawns and herbaceous borders may be ousted by palms and eucalyptus.”
BBC NEWS | UK | Climate may turn UK Mediterranean
One year earlier, experts predicted the UK would have a Siberian climate by the year 2020.
Pentagon tells Bush: climate change will destroy us | Environment | The Guardian
If we had a legitimate Department of Justice, most of the big tech CEOs would be in jail for conspiring to violate the First Amendment rights of @realDonaldTrump and millions of other conservatives.
In 1906 the US had a mild winter, and a Harvard professor said the widespread belief in climate change is erroneous and due to defective and untrustworthy memories.
23 Mar 1906, Page 5 – The Minneapolis Journal at Newspapers.com
“The United States and the Soviet Union are mounting large-scale investigations to determine why the Arctic climate is becoming more frigid, why parts of the Arctic sea ice have recently become ominously thicker and whether the extent of that ice cover contributes to the onset of ice ages.”
