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A warming, rapidly changing Arctic is the "new normal" and shows no signs of returning to the reliably frozen region of the past.
This is according to the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Arctic Report Card.
Director of the administration's Arctic Researcher Program, Dr Jeremy Mathis, said the region did a great service to the planet - acting as a refrigerator.
"We've now left that refrigerator door open," he added.
Dr Mathis was speaking at the annual American Geophysical Union meeting in New Orleans, where Noaa presented its annual summation of Arctic science.
This is the 12th report the administration has produced. And although it pointed to "a few anomalies" in a recent pattern of warming in the Arctic region, Dr Mathis said: "We can confirm, it will not stay in its reliably frozen state."
"The thing I took that had the most resonance for me was we're able to use some really long-term records to put the Arctic change into context - going back more than 1,500 years.
Warmer Arctic is the 'new normal'
13 December 2017
A warming, rapidly changing Arctic is the "new normal" and shows no signs of returning to the reliably frozen region of the past.
This is according to the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Arctic Report Card.
Director of the administration's Arctic Researcher Program, Dr Jeremy Mathis, said the region did a great service to the planet - acting as a refrigerator.
"We've now left that refrigerator door open," he added.
Dr Mathis was speaking at the annual American Geophysical Union meeting in New Orleans, where Noaa presented its annual summation of Arctic science.
This is the 12th report the administration has produced. And although it pointed to "a few anomalies" in a recent pattern of warming in the Arctic region, Dr Mathis said: "We can confirm, it will not stay in its reliably frozen state."
"The thing I took that had the most resonance for me was we're able to use some really long-term records to put the Arctic change into context - going back more than 1,500 years.
http://www.bbc.co.uk...onment-42330771
good bye to the arctic and Antarctica in several centuries. and no, humans are too dumb to prevent it.
From your twisted lips to God's ears. Let me know when Antarctica is 60 in the winter. I'll settle there!Warmer Arctic is the 'new normal'
13 December 2017
A warming, rapidly changing Arctic is the "new normal" and shows no signs of returning to the reliably frozen region of the past.
This is according to the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Arctic Report Card.
Director of the administration's Arctic Researcher Program, Dr Jeremy Mathis, said the region did a great service to the planet - acting as a refrigerator.
"We've now left that refrigerator door open," he added.
Dr Mathis was speaking at the annual American Geophysical Union meeting in New Orleans, where Noaa presented its annual summation of Arctic science.
This is the 12th report the administration has produced. And although it pointed to "a few anomalies" in a recent pattern of warming in the Arctic region, Dr Mathis said: "We can confirm, it will not stay in its reliably frozen state."
"The thing I took that had the most resonance for me was we're able to use some really long-term records to put the Arctic change into context - going back more than 1,500 years.
http://www.bbc.co.uk...onment-42330771
good bye to the arctic and Antarctica in several centuries. and no, humans are too dumb to prevent it.
Warmer Arctic is the 'new normal'
13 December 2017
A warming, rapidly changing Arctic is the "new normal" and shows no signs of returning to the reliably frozen region of the past.
This is according to the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Arctic Report Card.
Director of the administration's Arctic Researcher Program, Dr Jeremy Mathis, said the region did a great service to the planet - acting as a refrigerator.
"We've now left that refrigerator door open," he added.
Dr Mathis was speaking at the annual American Geophysical Union meeting in New Orleans, where Noaa presented its annual summation of Arctic science.
This is the 12th report the administration has produced. And although it pointed to "a few anomalies" in a recent pattern of warming in the Arctic region, Dr Mathis said: "We can confirm, it will not stay in its reliably frozen state."
"The thing I took that had the most resonance for me was we're able to use some really long-term records to put the Arctic change into context - going back more than 1,500 years.
http://www.bbc.co.uk...onment-42330771
good bye to the arctic and Antarctica in several centuries. and no, humans are too dumb to prevent it.
You can tell the self-destructive nature of human beings by how they view this news. Many view it as a chance to get newly available oil and coal to make themselves wealthier.
The animalistic drive to control and own resources in the environment, the very impulse that allows the offspring of animals with this drive at a high level to survive more readily, are also the reason their and other people's offspring will die. Immediate greed and satisfaction has brought the biosphere to the edge of collapse and these, the most ignorant and soulless among mankind, only see another opportunity to put their hand out and say "MINE" while they accelerate the destruction of the very biosphere they need to survive.
Warmer Arctic is the 'new normal'
13 December 2017
A warming, rapidly changing Arctic is the "new normal" and shows no signs of returning to the reliably frozen region of the past.
This is according to the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Arctic Report Card.
Director of the administration's Arctic Researcher Program, Dr Jeremy Mathis, said the region did a great service to the planet - acting as a refrigerator.
"We've now left that refrigerator door open," he added.
Dr Mathis was speaking at the annual American Geophysical Union meeting in New Orleans, where Noaa presented its annual summation of Arctic science.
This is the 12th report the administration has produced. And although it pointed to "a few anomalies" in a recent pattern of warming in the Arctic region, Dr Mathis said: "We can confirm, it will not stay in its reliably frozen state."
"The thing I took that had the most resonance for me was we're able to use some really long-term records to put the Arctic change into context - going back more than 1,500 years.
http://www.bbc.co.uk...onment-42330771
good bye to the arctic and Antarctica in several centuries. and no, humans are too dumb to prevent it.
You can tell the self-destructive nature of human beings by how they view this news. Many view it as a chance to get newly available oil and coal to make themselves wealthier.
The animalistic drive to control and own resources in the environment, the very impulse that allows the offspring of animals with this drive at a high level to survive more readily, are also the reason their and other people's offspring will die. Immediate greed and satisfaction has brought the biosphere to the edge of collapse and these, the most ignorant and soulless among mankind, only see another opportunity to put their hand out and say "MINE" while they accelerate the destruction of the very biosphere they need to survive.
You don't think the leftist's whole "global warming" hoax is an "animalistic drive to control and own resources in the environment"?
Or is that merely a political ploy, the leftist's version of GW's "Weapons of Mass destruction", spread in order to legislate how billions of people will live from now on based entirely on an unproven assumption?
Warmer Arctic is the 'new normal'
13 December 2017
A warming, rapidly changing Arctic is the "new normal" and shows no signs of returning to the reliably frozen region of the past.
This is according to the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Arctic Report Card.
Director of the administration's Arctic Researcher Program, Dr Jeremy Mathis, said the region did a great service to the planet - acting as a refrigerator.
"We've now left that refrigerator door open," he added.
Dr Mathis was speaking at the annual American Geophysical Union meeting in New Orleans, where Noaa presented its annual summation of Arctic science.
This is the 12th report the administration has produced. And although it pointed to "a few anomalies" in a recent pattern of warming in the Arctic region, Dr Mathis said: "We can confirm, it will not stay in its reliably frozen state."
"The thing I took that had the most resonance for me was we're able to use some really long-term records to put the Arctic change into context - going back more than 1,500 years.
http://www.bbc.co.uk...onment-42330771
good bye to the arctic and Antarctica in several centuries. and no, humans are too dumb to prevent it.
Warmer Arctic is the 'new normal'
13 December 2017
A warming, rapidly changing Arctic is the "new normal" and shows no signs of returning to the reliably frozen region of the past.
This is according to the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Arctic Report Card.
Director of the administration's Arctic Researcher Program, Dr Jeremy Mathis, said the region did a great service to the planet - acting as a refrigerator.
"We've now left that refrigerator door open," he added.
Dr Mathis was speaking at the annual American Geophysical Union meeting in New Orleans, where Noaa presented its annual summation of Arctic science.
This is the 12th report the administration has produced. And although it pointed to "a few anomalies" in a recent pattern of warming in the Arctic region, Dr Mathis said: "We can confirm, it will not stay in its reliably frozen state."
"The thing I took that had the most resonance for me was we're able to use some really long-term records to put the Arctic change into context - going back more than 1,500 years.
http://www.bbc.co.uk...onment-42330771
good bye to the arctic and Antarctica in several centuries. and no, humans are too dumb to prevent it.
That's what happens in an interglacial cycle.Warmer Arctic is the 'new normal'
Since you think Science Rocks, how about explaining to me why we had cacti growing on my family farm in southern KY in the 1960s?
A major suburb of Jacksonville, FL is called Mandarin after the huge groves of oranges that used to be grown there in the late 1800s and early 1900s but all died off because the climate turned colder. Can you explain how if we are having global warming now, what happened then?
You don't think the leftist's whole "global warming" hoax is an "animalistic drive to control and own resources in the environment"?
Or is that merely a political ploy, the leftist's version of GW's "Weapons of Mass destruction", spread in order to legislate how billions of people will live from now on based entirely on an unproven assumption?
LOL I collected cactus on the slopes above Peace River, Alberta. I suspect that area is a bit cooler than southern KY. LOLSince you think Science Rocks, how about explaining to me why we had cacti growing on my family farm in southern KY in the 1960s?
A major suburb of Jacksonville, FL is called Mandarin after the huge groves of oranges that used to be grown there in the late 1800s and early 1900s but all died off because the climate turned colder. Can you explain how if we are having global warming now, what happened then?
