June 11, 2009 – Watts Up With That?

…it is with great sadness that I report that Jack Eddy passed away yesterday. – Dr. Leif Svalgaard in comments today “My reasons for taking this less-traveled road were many.…

Arctic Sea ice

Sea Ice Speed Bump: WUWT?

17 years ago

Anthony Watts

UPDATE: Dr. Walt Meier of NSIDC writes in with some information, seethe end of the article. I’m getting weary of answering this question in comments, so here it is front…

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Day: June 11, 2009

Jack Eddy – discoverer of the Maunder Minimum and LIA, 1931-2009

Sea Ice Speed Bump: WUWT?