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2021 was the coldest 6-month winter since records began in 1957.
In a few hours the sun will set at the South Pole for six months and Penguins will struggle to keep their eggs alive through the winter. But climate scientists and journalists say Antarctica is burning up due to global warming.
Scientists have yet to reveal any amount of regulation, taxation and redistribution sufficient to cool a volcano.
“The volcanic heat sources were found beneath the fastest moving and the fastest melting glacier in Antarctica, the Pine Island Glacier,” Loose said. “It is losing mass the fastest.”
If global warming caused less ice in West Antarctica, how did it cause more ice in Eastern Antarctica?
Images of ice sheets falling into the sea are common to global warming concerns. But according to the World Climate Report, the carefully studied situation in Anarctica shows anything but a melting pole. A paper recently published in Geophysical Research Letters says there has been a doubling of snow accumulation in the western Antarctic Peninsula since the 1850, and no significant change in snowfall across the continent as a whole over the past 50-plus years. Indeed, the United Nation’s own science body sees only localized changes, and a “lack of warming...in atmospheric temperatures averaged across the region.” So while [...]
The facts are tough on global warming exaggeration. Check out this roundup from Restoration News.
The chutzpah of holding a solar radiation modification conference in a continent that has flatly rejected being a guinea pig clearly demonstrates that the 2025 Degrees Global Forum sponsors (and others) have not gotten the memo: Africans intend to determine their own energy futures.
Climate alarmists are waging war against against human progress with a complicit, sensationalist meteorological media providing the ammunition—will likely be remembered as a force that hindered humanity's advancement as much as any armed conflict.
That stubborn Ozone Hole over Antarctica refuses to go away.