Links tagged “arctic”
- David Attenborough, dead bats and how radical Green propaganda relies on tragedy porn
- ‘Climate Porn’ – Netflix ‘Our Planet’ hit on climate walrus cliff diving claim
- Watch: Morano on TV on how children are being used to push climate fears and ‘action’
- The noble corruption of climate science – ‘Starting their analysis in (cooler) 1970’s makes current conditions look extraordinary’
- DEAR Climate Change Alarmists, We Are Doing Just Fine Thanks, And So Is Our Sea-Ice! Regards, Polar Bears – ‘Inuit believe there are now so many bears that public safety has become a major concern’
- New Study: Polar bears ‘thriving’ as their numbers may have ‘quadrupled’ – Attempts to silence research
In The Polar Bear Catastrophe that Never Happened, a book published today by the Global Warming Policy Foundation (GWPF), Dr Susan Crockford uses the latest data as well as revisiting some of the absurd values used in official estimates, and concludes that polar bears are actually thriving: “My scientific estimates make perfect sense and they tally with what the Inuit and other Arctic residents are seeing on the ground. Almost everywhere polar bears come into contact with people, they are much more common than they used to be. It’s a wonderful conservation success story.”
“A few unscrupulous people have been trying to destroy my reputation."
- Polar bear habitat update: abundant sea ice across the Arctic, even in the Barents Sea
- NEW GLOBAL-WARMING REPORT REVEALS POLAR BEARS THRIVING
- New Study Reveals The Arctic Region Was 4.6°C Warmer Than ‘Present Day’ During The 1930s
- STUDY: Polar Bear numbers reach new highs – Population increases to the highest levels in decades
Far from the 2007 predictions of a 67% decline in global polar bear numbers, the new report reveals that numbers have risen to the highest levels in decades.
The US Geological Survey estimated the global population of polar bears at 24,500 in 2005. In 2015, the IUCN Polar Bear Specialist Group estimated the population at 26,000 (range 22,000–31,000)7 but additional surveys published 2015–2017 brought the total to near 28,500. However, data published in 2018 brought that number to almost 29,5009 with a relatively wide margin of error. This is the highest global estimate since the bears were protected by international treaty in 1973.
