Arctic Sea Ice Up 60%

[cammando]

For those who thought the sea ice would be gone by 2013....Arctic sea ice up 60 percent in 2013 | Fox News

[stickymitts]

Let me be the first to voice my concern over "Global Cooling". What will we do?

[jericho]

I dont believe it, when NASA say t aint, then it aint.

 

This is where the Republicans lie IMO, NASA is still preparing for when it is gone.

[stickymitts]

In an effort to prevent global cooling, I'm running my lawnmower prior to 5:00.

[NKY Bandit]

Mass discharges from Aerosol cans to open additional holes in the ozone? Heard that would help prevent global cooling.

 

Let's not forget coal. Take those scrubbers off the treatment plants.

[Lawnboy13]

For those who thought the sea ice would be gone by 2013....Arctic sea ice up 60 percent in 2013 | Fox News

 

Ain't no money making in this, although I'm sure Al Gore will think of something. :lol2:

[hoops5]

When does woolly mammoth hunting season begin?

[Bluegrasscard]

One Krakatoa-like volcano eruption will have us all wanting global warming.

[Twotoplace]

One Krakatoa-like volcano eruption will have us all wanting global warming.

The game changer for humankind will be when Yellowstone blows.

[spindoc]

The game changer for humankind will be when Yellowstone blows.

 

I have taken pieces of these posts and have decided my best effort to come up with some resemblance to logical thought, and all I could extract is: Al Gore blows.

[nkypete]

Somebody is going to figure out an excuse to raise gas prices because of this.

[Habib]

FWIW:

 

The Daily Mail Is Wrong: The Earth Keeps Warming - Forbes

 

First, in 2012, Arctic sea ice reached a extreme record low – so any extent that wasn’t a record-breaker could be spun as an “increase.” Second, when you’re looking at long term trends in climate, you have to look at just that – the trends. Not the year to year noise. So what happens if we look at the long term trend in Arctic sea ice? We find that 2013 is well below the average Arctic Ice coverage for the years between 1981 and 2010, as this chart from the National Snow and Ice Data Center shows:

 

[doomer]

The debate will continue. Thousands of stories and facts about the reduction of the ice-cap, and ONE that it is growing and that is the end of it?

[spindoc]

The problem with the global warming debate is that I find myself not giving a rip. I know somewhere someone just let go of the tree they are hugging to stand astonished, but I just don't care. As much as try to make it seem important to me, I can't. I think it's because of all the political wrangling and crappy "science".

[stickymitts]

The problem with the global warming debate is that I find myself not giving a rip. I know somewhere someone just let go of the tree they are hugging to stand astonished, but I just don't care. As much as try to make it seem important to me, I can't. I think it's because of all the political wrangling and crappy "science".

 

This.