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A look at Arctic ice – early July, 2022

A look at Arctic ice – early July, 2022

This is the latest on sea ice extent Some photos from the past few days to show how it looks not too far from the Pole   Sea ice thickness Comparison of Arctic Sea Ice Thickness for 2014-2021 with Margo (July 14, 2021) 2016   2018 20120   2021 2022    

Arctic sea ice – June 2022

Arctic sea ice – June 2022

I simply do not have it in me to actively monitor the situation in the Arctic although I am keeping an eye on it. I continue my policy of only reporting the “what is” and eschewing the mainstream. Methane, Sea Ice & Climate Weekly Roundup with Margo (June 19, 2022) Arctic sea ice June 2022 – why the situation is so dangerous Arctic News, 20 June, 2022 Arctic sea ice extent has fallen strongly in June 2022. On June 22,…

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A consideration of contradictory narratives

A consideration of contradictory narratives

I first learned about what was then called the Greenhouse Effect sitting in a cafe in Bangkok, Thailand in 1988. With some gaps I have been immersed in what is now called ‘climate change‘ (although I prefer “global warming‘) since then, especially since 2012. My health has declined to a point now that I am unable to do the detailed research I once could. I tend these days to eschew anything that is not actual and come to realise that…

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In defence of NOT KNOWING

In defence of NOT KNOWING

I woke up this morning to this from a close friend with whom we have been making common cause on covid and has been doing some energetic work. I know we kinda disagree around the so – called climate change. I agree the ‘climate’ has become more volatile in many ways & yes all the bs chemical war on this beautiful Gaia & you know how u really am against the use of toxic poisons That they put everywhere- in…

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Methane, Sea Ice & Climate Roundup with Margo (Oct. 17, 2021)

Methane, Sea Ice & Climate Roundup with Margo (Oct. 17, 2021)

Given people’s proclivity to only recognise only one problem (usually one that threatens people personally) I imagine that this will get scant attention. Please note the huge increase of global methane from the NOAA data. Please note, the METOP-2 satellite (renamed METOP- A) has been terminated. I cannot imagine in a situation where everything is breaking down and supply lines are being disrupted that this will be rectified any time soon Meanwhile, the reliable, Navy site is down for another…

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Official report: “Arctic ice at highest minimum since 2014”

Official report: “Arctic ice at highest minimum since 2014”

Scroll down to listen to Margo’s report. Here are a few off-the-cuff comments of my own. It would seem that, according to the experts, the melt season is over in the Arctic and once again, just when it looked dire we are once again “saved by the bell” and are now being told that the ice is in the best shape since 2014 and we are expected to take them at their word.  For the first years of covering climate…

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Ice is melting at 88 degrees North

Ice is melting at 88 degrees North

All the Near Term Human Extinction death cult people will be getting ready to call a large party at this graph. “We’re safe for another year!” Reality, which they never ever check tell us otherwise. Today was one of the days where the cloud has dissipated to a level where one can see what is really happening – and it is much as I said in my previous video. The ice is breaking up throughout much of the region north…

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Rapidly-deteriorating ice in the Arctic

Rapidly-deteriorating ice in the Arctic

The whole of the Arctic basin is covered in heavy cloud, covering up what is happening to the ice. We can get a clue from an area to the NE of Greenland where the Naval site shows some of the very last thick ice (2 meters thick) remains. If that is happening there what is the thick cloud covering up? This is very alarming.   This is from the only area that is relatively free of cloud today. Perhaps if…

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“Old ice” breaking up north of Greenland

“Old ice” breaking up north of Greenland

All this has been behind heavy cloud From Sam Carana –    Sea ice (or rather the lack of it) north of Greenland on August 9, 2021. This is where years ago the thickest sea ice was located. The melt season will continue for more than one month time, to half September, so the situation is very worrying, as the disappearing thickness means that the buffer is gone, i.e. that the latent heat tipping point of Arctic sea ice has…

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