Late summer Arctic sea ice extent has remained steady for almost 2 decades.
Category: Sea ice
New Study: No Decline In Arctic Sea Ice Extent – ‘No Long-Term Trend’ – Since 2007
Since 2007 Arctic sea ice extent (SIE) losses have ceased. Instead, the SIE trend has been stable for nearly two decades (Stern, 2025).
West Arctic, NW Passage See 3rd Highest Sea Ice Extent In Over 2 Decades
An analysis of summer sea ice areas in the West Arctic including the NW Passage by the Canadian government ,shows that ice area levels remain above average.
Sea Ice Data Cut-off: Climate Alarmists Panic, But Is It Really a Crisis?
Sea ice has long-been a poster child for climate alarmism, but sea ice data, in the grand scheme, isn’t the climate proxy it’s cracked up to be.
Ocean “Reversal” Hysteria: Facts Not Included
Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach Every so often, the climate media machine spits out a headline so breathless you’d think the laws of physics had just been accidentally repealed by…
Climate-Obsesseds’ Infantile Reading of Polar Ice
Whenever “experts are shocked” they usually have marginalized or ignored altogether factors wrongly assumed to have no influence over their hypotheses, theories or beliefs.
Now Scientists Claim Near 20-Year Stable Arctic Sea Ice is “Unsurprising” and Predicted by Models
Dramatic confirmation that the sea ice in the Arctic has been stable for nearly two decades is contained in a recently published science paper from a team led by Dr Mark England…
Antarctica Ice Growing Across Large Areas for at Least 85 Years, Aerial Photos Show
The Copenhagen scientists examined hundreds of old aerial photographs taken for mapping work in 1937. The images were supplemented with a number of photographs taken in the 1950s and 1974…
The Great Antarctic Sea Ice Flipflop
In 2014 NOAA blamed record high sea ice on global warming. Now NSIDC blames record low sea ice on global warming.
Reuters “Fact Checks” Antarctic Sea Ice Climate Claims
Greensplaining why more ice means the world is getting warmer.
Massive Recovery in Antarctica Sea Ice Unreported by Net Zero-Obsessed Mainstream Media
This case study of the recent hyped sea ice alarm in Antarctica shows how the scientific process is torn up and ridiculous claims, often produced by computer models, are made…
Climate Change, Sea Ice and Engineering New Trade in the Artic
While climate alarmists obsess over melting ice and a faux threat of rising waters, the more substantive story is the purposeful business of engineering new trade routes through the frozen…
The Overlooked Role of Atmospheric Rivers in Arctic Sea Ice Loss: A Challenge to the CO2-Centric Narrative
The Arctic’s fate is not as straightforward as many would have us believe, and neither should be the policies we enact in response to its changes.
Party Over for Alarmists as Sea Temperatures Plunge Around the World
Surface ocean temperatures are plunging rapidly around the world with scientists reported to be puzzled at the speed of the recent decline. Less puzzlement was to be found when the…
Another summer with nearly normal temps in the Arctic region – Arctic sea ice showing resiliency
…overall temperatures this season are repeating a pattern that began many years ago in that they are running at nearly normal levels which happens to be quite close to the…
“How close is our planet to suffering the most catastrophic effects of climate change?”
“That’s the big question we’re all trying to pin down,” Professor Matthew England from UNSW told 9news.com.au.
Last month of Arctic spring fails to bring sea ice to its knees, even in Southern Hudson Bay
It’s getting harder and harder for Derocher and colleagues to ignore the fact that their assumptions about sea ice concentration and polar bear behaviour was flat-out wrong.
Arctic sea ice at the summer solstice: more polar bear habitat than 2022 after hottest year on record
Polar bears in Western Hudson Bay are still on the ice despite vast open water levels normally signaling “breakup” has happened: the wind-driven ice is packed tight against the western…
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