Links tagged “antarctica”
- GLOBAL TEMPERATURES DROP BACK TO 2002 Levels – Arctic & Greenland ice increase & Antarctic ice ‘normal’
- Seabed Volcanoes Can Influence west Antarctic Glacier Melts
- Antarctic ‘Catastrophic Ice Sheet Collapse’ Alarmism Gets Axed In 2 New Scientific Papers
- Scientists say ‘only a few millimetres sea level rise’ if Antarctic ice shelf collapses
- Previously unsuspected volcanic activity confirmed under West Antarctic Ice Sheet at Pine Island Glacier
An international team of scientists funded by the National Science Foundation (NSF) and the United Kingdom’s (U.K.) Natural Environment Research Council (NERC) has discovered a previously unknown volcanic hotspot beneath the massive West Antarctic Ice Sheet (WAIS).
Their findings were published in the June 22 edition of the journal Nature Communications.
- GLOBAL SEA ICE REBOUNDS – ONE MILLION SQUARE KILOMETRE HIGHER THAN LAST YEAR
- Volcano Climate Shock: Heat Source Under Antarctica Could Be Melting Western Ice Sheets
- STUDY: 144F Below Zero – ANTARCTICA — THE COLDEST PLACE ON EARTH — IS COLDER THAN SCIENTISTS THOUGHT
They found the record low was about 5 degrees Celsius (9 degrees Fahrenheit) colder than they originally reported, about minus 98 degrees Celsius (minus 144 degrees Fahrenheit).
- Geologist: Cold Facts About Faux Antarctica Meltdown – ‘Rest easy, Antarctica isn’t melting away, and you aren’t going to drown because of it’
- Climatologist: New Antarctic study finds it ‘impossible’ for man-made ‘climate catastrophe’ to happen – Ice remained largely intact in past during much warmer temps
Dr. Pat Michaels: "This week’s good news is that the East Antarctic Ice Sheet (EAIS), by far the world’s biggest ice mass, was largely intact during the entire Pliocene epoch. The Pliocene was slightly less than three million years in length and preceded the Pleistocene, the epoch of the ice ages. The implications for human-caused warming from enhanced carbon dioxide are enormous. (Study published in the journal Nature) ...
We can now confidently say that human-induced climate change cannot make it happen... The Pliocene heat load was 1,200 times what humans could possibly exert on the EAIS, and it still remained largely intact. Because of that, fears about the ultimate climate catastrophe can no longer even be entertained."
