antarctic, Tag

Activist scientists and the media are shamefully using emotional language to describe an almost inconsequential mortality event in order to manipulate public sentiment and force influential conservation organizations to accept...

Shame on all the alarmists that weaponized weather and natural penguin struggles to push a climate crisis!

The sensationalizing of climate science, as the left-wing media has so successfully done, undermines real science, and the real facts.

The climate catastrophe caravan is on the move again with the alarmists whipping up fears over a supposed low rate of winter sea ice in Antarctica.

Nor do they mention that the ice has not “gone missing”, as they claim, but strong winds have pushed it polewards. As a result, the ice is thicker than normal:

Recent claims that the ice is melting there are absurd.

Large variations from year to year often occur, and they are usually the result of wind patterns, which either blow away from the continent, thus pushing ice outwards, or towards it.

Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach Over at Phys.Org, there’s a new article claiming the following: Order in chaos: Atmosphere’s Antarctic oscillation has natural cycle, discover researchers Climate scientists at...

Giant submarine landslides have occurred both on southern and northern high latitude continental margins, including the Antarctic and Norwegian continental margins...

Further failures by Nature’s review and editorial process, combined with uncritical and amplified media promotion,  have unnecessarily confused the science and public.

“We are talking about the possible long-term extinction of an iconic water mass,” says Prof England.

From Polar Bear Science Susan Crockford The Polar Wildlife Report is a peer reviewed summary of the most recent information on polar animals, relative to historical records, based on a review of…

Axios probably would have been better served had they taken a more skeptical approach towards computer modelling, relying on publicly available (and easily accessible) sea level and ice melt data instead.

...ea ice experts now say those old sea ice models are quite useless for predicting future sea ice conditions and have known this for more than a decade

The article goes into detail about the theory and mechanics of the ice shelf and the natural growth of the chasm that eventually caused a split—in part due to the growth of the ice shelf itself.