Hey, all you climate interested folk out there - have you heard of 'Climate- Science.press'? The site has a huge amount of listings of articles on your subject of interest. I'm going to link to one below. Why not take a look? This is their raison d’être and it appears above every post they issue... Climate-... Continue Reading →
Arctic Sea Ice Latest – April 1, 2026
It is pretty clear now, that 2026 reached its peak sea ice formation around Mid-March and has narrowly failed to live up to even the poor showing of last year. A new low for this task - if the data can be trusted - and that is really all we have to go on for... Continue Reading →
Reducing My Workload, But Not My Interest, on Watching Arctic Sea Ice
If you have been following my blog for some time, you may have noticed I did not produce a month end status report for Arctic Sea Ice earlier this month. I decided that was not a useful exercise for me to continue due to the not particularly stable nature of the data reported on the... Continue Reading →
Unless You Know Where You Come From… …A Review of the Value of Climate Science (Part 1)
To repeat a personal axiom I used in my previous post - If you don’t know where you come from, then how can you know who you are or where you are going? I think that is a valid basis, not just for the pursuit of the Greek admonition to self-awareness, to 'know thyself', but... Continue Reading →
Arctic Sea Ice Extent November 2025
Time for another month-end update and again 2025 has led us in a merry dance with a somewhat disappointing ending. Not seriously so, but we might have expected better. Below is a chart of NSIDC data plucked from the Charctic Interactive Sea Ice Graph, showing just this part of the current year (blue) plus last... Continue Reading →
The New Climate Action Scale – Apparently it Can Now Be Anything You Want it to Be
Shared in the linked piece below, Danish Climate Minister Lars Aagaard partially defined it as, “Setting a climate target is not just picking a number, it is a political decision with far-reaching consequences ... reached in a way that preserves competitiveness, social balance, and security.” Europe’s Last-Minute Climate Scramble: Brussels Waters Down Its 2040 Target... Continue Reading →
Arctic Sea Ice Status – End October, 2025
Another month has gone by and it is time to consider where the planet lies in relation to the health or otherwise of Arctic Sea Ice. It has been a shaky year this year but not at all one of concern for the Northern ocean sea ice conditions. As the months have turned over this... Continue Reading →
Quick Arctic Sea Ice Update
THere are two days to go to complete my next monthly Arctic Sea Ice update, and I will have some more to say, for which I did not have time last month end. Two days, because this is not a leap year and there needs to be a comparison, over the years and decades, with... Continue Reading →
Happy Days Are Here Again! CO2 Is On The Rise!
You may have noticed that I write more these days on the fallacy of the human logic around climate change. I no longer have a pressing interest in wars and genocides and stuff like that, because from my point of view everything is going well for the world and great changes are under way. Russia... Continue Reading →
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