arctic, Tag

Sea ice has long-been a poster child for climate alarmism, but sea ice data, in the grand scheme, isn’t the climate proxy it’s cracked up to be.

Holocene (11,700 to 8,200 years ago) Arctic (Svalbard) temperatures “were up to 9°C higher than today” according to the authors of a new Nature journal study...

Possibly one of the dumbest and most scientifically illiterate climate scare stories ever written has been published by the fast-fading UK Sky News. Climate reporter Victoria Seabrook notes that the sea ice on the Arctic...

In reality temperatures in the Arctic have been stable for the last two decade. The Arctic is not “warming” at all.

"All of the global temperature analyses for climate detection and attribution over land performed by the aforementioned groups relied heavily on T2.”

The Arctic’s fate is not as straightforward as many would have us believe, and neither should be the policies we enact in response to its changes.

...overall temperatures this season are repeating a pattern that began many years ago in that they are running at nearly normal levels which happens to be quite close to the freezing mark.

Greenland by Johannes Plenio on Unsplash By Jo Nova We may be living through some of the best weather in the last 100,000 years Kenneth Richard at NoTricksZone reports on a new paper showing the incredible extreme climate...

Yet recent research suggests that under some climatic conditions or ecosystems, at least, cattle raising may actually result in lower emissions.

..leaders of indigenous communities, “have been pushing for those restrictions to be lifted, arguing that the North needs the economic development that would come with offshore exploration and licensing.”

Thus, claims by alarmists attributing rising CO2 to any loss of Arctic sea ice and so-called “Arctic amplification” is not supported by the evidence.

NOTE: The HAARP facility was closed some years ago, and now it is operational again. Back then I was happy it was closed because it (mostly) ended the silly conspiracy…

Guest Post by Javier Vinós Arctic sea ice is lowest during the month of September, and its average extent during this month is a useful metric for measuring Arctic sea…

...prior assumptions about the region's advancing spring season have now been effectively erased.

As I sit in my window seat on the ice-class vessel Ultramarine, surrounded by Arctic mountains and sheets of ice, I’m struck by the uselessness of humans in the ecosystem...