By Cap Allon – Electroverse Arctic sea ice is ending its summer melt season well above the minimum extent measured in most recent years — cool and cloudy weather […]
Image: Thwaites glacier: Significant geothermal heat beneath the ice stream Related: Increased snowfall will offset sea level rise from melting Antarctic ice sheet By Pierre Gosselin – Climate Change […]
Image: Antarctica: where the silence is deafening Reposted from WUWT, written by Anthony Watts Below is a plot from a resource we have not used before on WUWT, “RIMFROST“. […]
By Dr. Jay Lehr According to the National Snow and Ice Data Center (nsidc.org), ice currently covers 6 million square miles, or one tenth the Land area on Earth, […]
Image: Is Sea Level Rise Accelerating? (No ASLR in 2012 and no ASLR today) Reposted from Dr. Judith Curry’s Climate Etc. By Judith Curry Some recent sea level rise publications, […]
By David Middleton – WUWT This story was previously discussed here at WUWT… But, why wasn’t this headline news in the Washington Post, New York Times, etc.? Yes… That was a rhetorical question. […]
By Myles (PSI researcher) Alarmists have been raising fears that increased warm water in the Antarctic is reaching a ‘crisis.’ However, NASA pours cold water on the claim reporting […]
Image: New study puts a figure on sea-level rise following Antarctic ice shelves’ collapse Newly published science reveals scientists grossly underestimated the timescales for land uplift in compensating for […]
Ice crevasses near the coast of West Antarctica. PHOTO: MARIO TAMA/GETTY IMAGES By Fred Singer Of all known and imagined consequences of climate change, many people fear sea-level rise most. But efforts […]
Image: 59 best Volcanoes images on Pinterest Global warming is melting Antarctic ice from below | John Abraham | Environment | The Guardian *** ANTARCTICA has always been a thorn […]
Image: Secret life may thrive under warm Antarctic caves, finds new research No one really knows what’s in the deep ocean in Antarctica. Now we have the technology to […]
Antarctic ice on October 6, 2015 Can we puny humans produce enough energy to melt the huge icecap? Some math helps. By Julius Sanks When discussing climate with people who […]
By Dr Benny Peiser If global temperatures continue to rise, Antarctica’s melting glaciers will cause the oceans to rise, as well as drastic changes in climate. However, new research […]
Mt. Erebus rising above the ice-covered Antarctic continent. Credit: Ted Scambos & Rob Bauer, NSIDC Anthony Watts – WUWT From The EGU via the BBC: When scientists looked at Antarctic […]
National Geographic has just run an extraordinary story showing, against scientists’ expectations, antarctic ice on the Ross Ice Shelf is growing, not melting. This has profound implications for “consensus” […]
Written by Jo Nova Australia’s Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) announced it was the hottest ever day in Sydney today (January 8, 2018), then realized it had it wrong, but […]
By Anthony Watts November 15, 2017 This is quite interesting. Remember the claim in on the front cover of Nature in 2009 by Steig and Mann that Antarctica was warming, thanks to that “special Mannian […]
Antarctic research station wind turbine collapse Part of the wind turbine in the foreground of this photo has collapsed overnight. (Photo: Chris Wilson/Australian Antarctic Division) 8th November 2017 Part […]
Image: 29 interesting facts about Greenland – Greenland for beginners Yesterday, we noted the drop in global surface temperature from HadCRUT data. Today, we have this report from the UAH dataset that […]
Image: Huge, ‘mysterious’ hole appears in sea ice near Antarctica The media sounds alarm bells that there is a 30,000 square mile ice hole that opened in the Antarctic sea […]
by Dr Benny Peiser In recent years, October has seen some rapid recoveries of Arctic ice extents. But this year may become something special. With the early onset of […]
Image: Bastardi, – Science and reality point away, not toward, CO2 as climate driver “General CO2-lag in ice-core records and the lack of warming over the last 8000 years of […]
Image: ‘Thundersnow’ brings heavy falls to ski resorts …………………….. Evidence of Recent Volcanic Eruptions Under the Western Antarctic Ice Sheet by David Middleton The discovery of volcanoes under the Antarctic […]
Amanda Davies in Antartica. Activists thinks they are doing science by renting a boat and sail to Antarctica. I do not do activist bs. – normally, but i just […]
The central core of the East Antarctic ice sheet should remain stable even if the West Antarctic ice sheet melts, a new study has found. The findings are significant, […]
Image: CO2: Ice Cores vs. Plant Stomata This page introduces Antarctic ice-core records of carbon dioxide (CO2) that now extend back 800,000 years at Dome C and over 400,000 years […]
Image: Volcano discovered smoldering under a kilometer of ice in West Antarctica With all of the world media hype surrounding the iceberg that broke off of Antarctica’s Larsen C ice […]
Image: What Antarctica’s Incredible “Growing” Icepack Really Means From 2015 Anyone who questions the bizarre cult totally infallible science behind global warming cooling climate change is supporting junk science, so sayeth the Church of […]
The below is a list of past severe weather events and natural disasters – prior to the consistent 350+ppm CO2 levels attained in the 1990’s. In addition, scattered throughout […]
Image: Larsen C: Gigantic iceberg the size of Norfolk expected to break off Antarctica As a massive iceberg broke away from western Antarctica sometime between Monday, July 10th and Wednesday, July 12th […]
An oblique view of a massive rift in the Antarcitc Peninsula’s Larsen C ice shelf is shown in this November 10, 2016 photo taken by scientists on NASA’s IceBridge […]
Picture: Figure 1 Written by James Kamis Geological heat flow is fueling bottom melting and associated cracks across West Antarctica’s Larsen Ice Shelf, having little to do with man-made […]
A series of strong storms late last year brought warm winds down to Antarctica that melted a South Carolina-sized chunk of sea ice every day, leading to the lowest […]
From the Ohio State University and the department of obvious science Widespread snowmelt in West Antarctica during unusually warm summer Strong El Nino played a major role in warming […]
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