Arctic: Largest Increase In November Sea Ice Volume On Record

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Something else that will never be reported in the NYT, WaPo, Guardian or the BBC.

The increase in Arctic sea ice volume during November was the largest on record.

https://realclimatescience.com/2018/...ume-on-record/

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Something else that will never be reported in the NYT, WaPo, Guardian or the BBC.

The increase in Arctic sea ice volume during November was the largest on record.

https://realclimatescience.com/2018/...ume-on-record/

Hey genius it's WINTER!!


Autumn freeze-up amps up

December 4, 2018

The Arctic freeze-up season is well underway, with ice extent increasing faster than average for most regions in November. Exceptions were in the Chukchi and Barents Seas, where the ice has been slow to form. November snow cover over North America was the most extensive since 1966.
Overview of conditions


Figure 1. Arctic sea ice extent for November 2018 was 9.80 million square kilometers (3.78 million square miles). The magenta line shows the 1981 to 2010 average extent for that month. Sea Ice Index data. About the data
Credit: National Snow and Ice Data Center
High-resolution image

Arctic sea ice extent for November averaged 9.80 million square kilometers (3.78 million square miles). This was the ninth lowest November in the 1979 to 2018 satellite record, falling 900,000 square kilometers (347,000 square miles) below the 1981 to 2010 average, yet 1.14 million square kilometers (440,000 square miles) above the record November low in 2016.

http://nsidc.org/arcticseaicenews/

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LOL
the alarmist doesn't even know how to read. It said the largest increase for November, not the largest extent.

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Jesus forgives your lies, maggot;

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Hey genius it's WINTER!!

That's hilarious!

What a Mic Drop! LOL!

Next thread please! BLAHAHAHAHA

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Hey genius it's WINTER!!


Autumn freeze-up amps up

December 4, 2018

The Arctic freeze-up season is well underway, with ice extent increasing faster than average for most regions in November. Exceptions were in the Chukchi and Barents Seas, where the ice has been slow to form. November snow cover over North America was the most extensive since 1966.
Overview of conditions


Figure 1. Arctic sea ice extent for November 2018 was 9.80 million square kilometers (3.78 million square miles). The magenta line shows the 1981 to 2010 average extent for that month. Sea Ice Index data. About the data
Credit: National Snow and Ice Data Center
High-resolution image

Arctic sea ice extent for November averaged 9.80 million square kilometers (3.78 million square miles). This was the ninth lowest November in the 1979 to 2018 satellite record, falling 900,000 square kilometers (347,000 square miles) below the 1981 to 2010 average, yet 1.14 million square kilometers (440,000 square miles) above the record November low in 2016.

http://nsidc.org/arcticseaicenews/

Can you find a Raw Sewage article about it?

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Jesus forgives your lies, maggot;

I don't, be more than happy to see you crucified.

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I'm fine with letting the deniers have their way, the planet will go on evolving and hominids just aren't important. Those who refute it will be dealing with it soon enough.

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I'm fine with letting the deniers have their way, the planet will go on evolving and hominids just aren't important. Those who refute it will be dealing with it soon enough.

LOL
The end is near!! Repent sinners!!

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I'm fine with letting the deniers have their way, the planet will go on evolving and hominids just aren't important. Those who refute it will be dealing with it soon enough.

You are shaping up to be the most stupid fucker on this forum. That's against some stiff competition from Moontwat, Desh, Crypriss, Archie and Floridafan

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I don't, be more than happy to see you crucified.

That's right, maggot- you have the morals of Barabbas .

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That's hilarious!

What a Mic Drop! LOL!

Next thread please! BLAHAHAHAHA

You're not very bright, are you?

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LOL
the alarmist doesn't even know how to read. It said the largest increase for November, not the largest extent.

Poor Warmer.

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It's a wonderful world we live in where climate alarmists can now just blame any weather event on global warming. Such trivial matters like evidence and falsifiability are deemed superfluous.

The non-falsifiable climate catastrophe: No matter if it’s hot or cold – it always has got to be global warming

No matter if it’s hot or cold, it always has to be global warming. The crazy world of climate alarm. If one follows this logic, there is no single weather condition that could refute the concept. The climate catastrophe model can not be falsified, no matter what the weather. This indeed breaks an important principle of science.

But to ensure the well-being of mankind, scientific sacrifices must be made. With autocratic climate rule breaking all the laws of science is standard procedure.

http://notrickszone.com/2018/12/14/b...omment-page-1/

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Fascinating paper on basically how to lie more convincingly, most illuminating. Pretty much describes how bullshitters like Crypiss operate.


Global Warming: The Social Construction of a Quasi-Reality?

ABSTRACT: The pressure to prove that anthropogenic global warming is real, and happening now has become so strong, that in spite of major and irresolvable uncertainties in climate models, there is a daily renewal and re-inforcement of the idea of scientific certainty in the mainstream media. Whilst uncertainties are often acknowledged in the body of scientific reports, they are rarely seen in press releases and executive summaries. This paper examines how an almost mass acceptance of imminent and potentially catastrophic global warming by politicians, the media and the public, has come about and highlights the role of various UK agencies such as the Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research and the Met Office in producing this result.

http://scienceandpublicpolicy.org/sc...l-construction