This may look like leftover spaghetti but it is a picture of the ups and downs, peaks and troughs, of the annual cycles of Arctic sea ice cover over the past 40+ years based on satellite data - courtesy of NSIDC. What I would like you to pick from this is the blue line which... Continue Reading →
On A Clear Day You Can Watch The Ice Melting
I didn't expect to be sharing another Arctic Sea Ice update just 3 days after my last one but something remarkable has happened in that interval. I said then that 2020 - the blue line - would not break the 2012 - the red dashed line - all-time record for sea ice melt, and it... Continue Reading →
A Story of Misguided Mistakes Within an Icy Story of Ice-less Prospects
When it comes to a discussion of the state of Arctic Sea Ice in the arena of climate change, it seems every decade has its own standout year which sets the boundaries of credulity - though not credibility - as to what is to be believed is happening. For the 'noughties' decade of this still... Continue Reading →
Old Arctic Sea Ice Disappears Over 25 Years
You may have experienced climate change for yourself. It's easy to do these days. In most places on this planet, you just have to step outside for a while. But it is not so easy to see the gradual accumulative changes that take place over years through annual cycles of ebb and flow. The short... Continue Reading →
The Mad Scientists At AMEG Are At It Again
It has been a while since I blogged here last. I have been continually observing of course and have been posting some brief and interesting news items on my Facebook page but have not found the need to write an extended piece here. That has now changed.On April 12 I posted this on Facebook:Well, it... Continue Reading →
Not Something Else 