It already happened 6 months before ours.Hey, wait!! How did they get summer happening during June, July, & August in the southern hemisphere?
This summer may see first ice-free North Pole
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Nooooo. They have their summers in June, July, and August, too? They must use a different calendar than we do then.
That'sa lot of red. Hey, wait!! How did they get summer happening during June, July, & August in the southern hemisphere?
Global warming...? ;-) Nice catch. You're a sharp one.
I was thinking of trying an explanation like this one:
DenialDepot: Arctic Sea Ice: Staggering Growth
But I'm not that good. :lol:
And yet there's more ice, north and south, than last year. Go figure.How the summer temps fared across the globe:
What part of that figure would lead you to assume anything about ice extent compared to the previous year?
In any case, it's still dipping below the least squares linear trend.
Wood for Trees: Interactive Graphs
Sorry. More area does not mean more ice. Quit spinning. http://nsidc.org/arcticseaicenews/
Besides that, more permafrost melted this year.
You'd know about stupidity. After all, you're the one that was confusing local weather with global climate and can't read temperature anomaly graphs and think short term temperature fluctuations, ice areas, etc. are indicative of long term trends. lmao
That's nice, what's the volume of ice compared to last year, 5 years ago, 20 years ago.Maybe next year.
The T.O.Star had a article this week 'bout how they're (the inuit) are pushing hard to get the winter supplies in before that happens yet, Kakato.....
Ya,its a yearly thing,if they dont get back to churchill by september they sit all year,they leave most froze in where ever and build ice roads to them.
I imagine anything up there still is froze in by now untill next june or july.
We cant even look after the people who are up there looking after and protecting our north.:roll:
They deserve the same as any other Canadian and that means fuel and food or at least access to it.We kinda stuck them up there,least we can do is make sure they dont freeze to death as diesel runs the north,they would be back to traditional ways in one day if the fuel ever ran out.
Exploration camps the last few years had to fly their own jet fuel in from the south for the choppers as they wouldnt sell it at lots of the airports in the north.
You pick a small community like Baker lake,Arviet,chesterfield inlet,Whale cove,rankin or any other and to get your own place you go on a waiting list.
Shortage of building materials also if some barges dont get through.