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“A NASA Study Found”
In a December 2018 article, NASA claimed that Arctic sea ice had lost two-thirds of its thickness since 1958.
That claim is simple enough to check out. In 1958, Arctic sea ice was 7 feet, or two meters thick. Scientists were forecasting an ice-free Arctic within a generation.
The Changing Face of the Arctic; The Changing Face of the Arctic – The New York Times
On the date of the NASA article, Arctic sea ice also averaged about two meters thick – indicating little or no change since 1958.
CICE_combine_thick_SM_EN_20181206.png (758×631)
In the 1985 DOE Report, Vinnikov showed that Arctic sea ice declined sharply until the century low in the mid-1950s, and then started to increase again.
Projecting the climatic effects of increasing carbon dioxide
Vinnikov extended his numbers in the 1990 IPCC report.
This chart combines the 1985 and 1990 Vinnikov graphs.
The decline in Arctic sea ice from the 1920s until the 1950s was widely reported.
07 Apr 1923 – NORTH POLE MELTING. – Trove
17 Dec 1939, Page 15 – Harrisburg Sunday Courier at Newspapers.com
29 Sep 1939 – What is The World Coming To? – Trove
13 Oct 1940, Page 76 – Hartford Courant at Newspapers.com
31 May 1947 – MELTING ICE CAP DANGER – Trove
18 Feb 1952 – Melting Icecaps Mystery – Trove
The subsequent cooling and increase in sea ice after after the 1950s, was also widely reported.
18 Jul 1963 – Glaciers Grow In Norway
U.S. and Soviet Press Studies of a Colder Arctic – The New York Times
14 Apr 1973, Page 8 – Iowa City Press-Citizen
International Team of Specialists Finds No End in Sight to 30?Year Cooling Trend in Northern Hemisphere
By WALTER SULLIVAN JAN. 5, 1978
A gradual increase in area of the northern circumpolar vortex, the massive flow of frigid air around the Arctic, has been recorded by Drs. Angell and Korshover. In 1976 its southern’ extent was the greatest in 10 years and last winter it was 1 percent larger than in any previous winter observed.
Snow and ice cover in the Northern Hemisphere have varied greatly but there has been a net increase according to a satellite photograph analysis by Dr George J. Kukla of Columbia University’s Lamont?Doherty Geological Observatory. This has been most marked in the spring when so highly reflective a cover returns much solar energy into space at a time of intense solar radiation.
Arctic sea ice growth over the past month has been second fastest in the MASIE recard – just behind last year.
masie_4km_allyears_extent_sqkm.csv
It appears that NASA simply made up the 1958 number, and assumed that no one would do any fact checking.
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He Needs A Gas Mask
CO2 levels have reached 408 PPM, and the press says people need breathing protection.
If you ride a train, you are inhaling 2,800 PPM CO2.
Health Alert: Excessive CO2 on Sydney Trains – OnSolution
Your car gets up to 6,000 PPM CO2.
High CO2 Levels in Your Car? | CO2Meter.com
Your house gets up close to 2,500 PPM.
Typical CO2 Levels at Home Test | CO2Meter.com
People spend many hours or days at a time indoors at CO2 levels over 1,000 PPM – but if they go outside in 408 PPM apparently they need a gas mask. I’m spending Thanksgiving weekend in Estes Park, where all that excess CO2 is burning the place up.
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This Week In 1938
This week in 1938, massive forest fires were burning up movie stars homes in California – and Britain was hit by 108 MPH winds which killed more than a dozen people. The Coast Guard was rescuing climate refugees who fled into the ocean to escape the flames.
24 Nov 1938, 3 – The Knoxville News-Sentinel at Newspapers.com
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“Academic Rigor”
“The Conversation” has banned anyone who tells the truth about climate, and only allows people who write incoherent nonsense like the article below.
The author says global warming is destabilizing the jet stream, bringing “more frequent bouts of wild weather.” Someone is waging a battle for the jet stream above his head.
Then he says these bouts have always happened, but are now milder than they used to be.
He claims we are getting worse heatwaves and droughts, but not freezes.
He then claims that the tropics are heating faster than the rest of the world – a claim which has been made about almost every place else on earth.
Finally he says that the jet stream may not be more erratic, but the climate is destabilizing anyway.
A battle for the jet stream is raging above our heads
The National Climate Assessment shows the exact opposite of what he claims. Heatwaves have become much less severe.
Temperature Changes in the United States – Climate Science Special Report
And NOAA shows that droughts have become less severe over time.
Climate at a Glance | National Centers for Environmental Information (NCEI)
The author used a keen combination of poor research and self-contradiction, in an effort to promote his book.
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Heatwave Of November 23, 1931
TimesMachine: Monday November 23, 1931 – NYTimes.com
On November 23, 1931 the eastern half of the US and Canada was record warm, with 80 degrees in West Virginia and temperatures over 70 degrees at far north as New Hampshire.
23 Nov 1931, Page 9 – The Burlington Free Press at Newspapers.com
23 Nov 1931, 11 – The Gazette at Newspapers.com
Thirty-seven percent of the US was over 70 degrees that day.
Across the entire country, the warmest November 23rds occurred from 1899 to 1915, with 1904 being the warmest.
On November 23, 1904 most of the US was over 60 degrees.
This year is quite different, with record skiing from Arizona to North Carolina.
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