Daily Archives: April 9, 2009

NASA GISS suggests aerosols play a large role in Arctic warming

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The Discovery Channel has “shark week”. With all the Arctic news items on WUWT, this is beginning to feel like “polar week”. Here’s an article about aerosols having an impact on the arctic from a surprising source.- Anthony From Universe … Continue reading →

Posted in aerosols, Arctic | 173 Comments

Was 2007 Arctic ice really a historic minimum?

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Since we have been on the subject of Arctic expeditions this week, I thought I’d share this short essay sent to me by WUWT reader “thoughtful”. It has some interesting perspectives from a NAVY expedition called “Operation Nanook” which is … Continue reading →

Posted in Arctic, sea ice | 88 Comments

WUWT Ice Survey Shows Thickening Arctic Ice

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Guest post by Steven Goddard The WUWT Arctic Ice Thickness Survey has been conducted from the comfort of a warm living room over the last half hour, without sponsors, excessive CO2 emissions or hypothermia.  The data is collected from the … Continue reading →

Posted in Arctic, sea ice | 275 Comments