Links tagged “global cooling”
- 2020 Northern Hemisphere Total Snow Mass Increases to 300 Gigatons Above Avg
Data from the Finnish Meteorological Institute (FMI) reveals that the “Total Snow Mass for the Northern Hemisphere” has been consistently above the 30 year average over the past few years, and now, 2020 is actually INCREASING that rate of growth.
Total Snow Mass for the Northern Hemisphere is running approx. 300 gigatons above the 1982-2012 average:
In addition, Greenland continues to build snow and ice at levels comfortably above the 1981-2010 mean–data from the Danish Meteorological Institute (DMI)
- Physicist: Upcoming Grand Solar Minimum Could Wipe Out Global Warming for Decades
- Physicist Dr. Ralph Alexander: Cold, Not Hot, Extremes That Are on the Rise
- Solar Cycle 25 To Repeat Low Cycle 24, Scientists Predict
- Many scientists & peer-reviewed studies support Trump’s claim that ‘It’ll start getting cooler. You just watch’ – Trump added: ‘I don’t think science knows actually’
- New Study: An East Antarctica Region Has Cooled -0.7°C Per Decade Since The 1980s
- Study published Environmental Research: Cold Weather Linked To Nearly All Temperature-Related Deaths – ‘Cold responsible for 94% of temp-related deaths’
- Astrophysicist Asserts The Globe Will Cool ~1°C During 2020-2053 Due To An Oncoming Grand Solar Minimum
- New Study: A Southern Ocean Site Has Just Cooled To Ice Age-Era Temperatures – 2°C Colder Than 20,000 Years Ago
- Snow In Alps Down To 2300 Meters Elevation – In August! July In Germany Comes In Cool
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Physicist: What Triggered the Ice Ages? The Uncertain Role of CO2
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Bjorn Lomborg: ‘Despite breathless climate reporting about ever-increasing fires, US fires burn 5-10x less today’
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30 studies since March 2020 finding COVID lockdowns had little or no efficacy
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Claim: ‘COVID-19 has shown what happens when we destroy nature’ – ‘Transformative change is urgently needed’ to avoid new pandemics
Never let a crisis go to waste:
WWF International: "Transformative change is urgently needed in our productive sectors, including our food systems, forestry, fisheries, infrastructure and extractives, and in the finance sector. These transformations need to happen fast if we are to limit risks of higher restoration costs and irreversible damage, including new pandemics and species extinction. We must transform our food systems so that enough healthy and nutritious food is produced for all, within planetary boundaries."
