Links tagged “ice”
- FLASHBACK: In 2009, John Kerry incorrectly predicted the Arctic would have ‘ice-free summer’ by 2014
- It’s Official: Greenland Has Not Warmed Since 2001: The Recent Sharp Warming Lasted From 1981-2000
- ‘Science Daily’ Stunned Greenland Ice Sheet Melts On Cyclical Basis
- The science behind frozen wind turbines – and how to keep them spinning through the winter
- False Alarm: IPCC Models Say A Warming Antarctica REDUCES Sea Levels -0.8 Of A Meter By 3000
- NASA Surface Station Data Show East Antarctica NOT WARMING Past 4 Decades…Cooling Trend
- Will low sea ice threaten harp seals & polar bears on Canada’s East Coast this year?
- Danish Institute Data: Greenland Ice Melt Has Slowed Down Significantly Over Past Decade – Greenland cooling since 2005
- Polar Bears ‘fat & healthy’: It’s not a myth: 2020 was another good year for polar bears – ‘Global population size is now almost 30,000 – up from about 26,000 in 2015’
- Antarctica trek for tourists plagued by inaccurate climate hype from tour guides
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NASA Data: World Is Greener So Far This Century Thanks to CO2
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New Study: 100-Year Flood Events Are Globally Decreasing In Frequency & Probability Since 1970
"The probability of a 100-year flood event is now so rare it has only been occurring once every 358 years on average since 1970." ...
"In present-day conditions, 100-year flood events have globally become so rare that they now (since 1970) only occur once every 358 years on average. And 50-year floods only occur once every 152 years on average.
With the cooler climate conditions of the 1970s, there was a 45% probability that a 50-year flood would occur. In today’s conditions, however, there is only an 18% chance that a 50-year flood will occur."
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FLASHBACK: In 2009, John Kerry incorrectly predicted the Arctic would have ‘ice-free summer’ by 2014
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We should return to Michael Crichton’s way of thinking
"I regard consensus science as an extremely pernicious development that ought to be stopped cold in its tracks. Historically the claim of consensus has been the first refuge of scoundrels; it is a way to avoid debate by claiming that the matter is already settled." — Michael Crichton
