2025 Arctic Sea Ice Minimum Nearly Half A Million Square Kilometers More Than 2007

Late summer Arctic sea ice extent has remained steady for almost 2 decades.

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).

Basic Physics All at Sea in Sky News Climate Scare Nonsense Story

Possibly one of the dumbest and most scientifically illiterate climate scare stories ever written has been published by the fast-fading UK Sky News. Climate reporter Victoria Seabrook notes that the sea…

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…

Climate Change Weekly # 533 —Trump’s Energy and Climate EOs Thus Far: Pt. 2

CCW 532 examined some of the executive orders (EOs) and policy memoranda President Donald Trump issued in the first hours of his administration to advance his goal of making America…

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…

Antarctica Sea Ice Has “Slowly Increased” Since 1979, Science Paper Finds

Sea ice around Antarctica has “slowly increased” since the start of continuous satellite recordings in 1979 with any changes caused by natural climate variation. In a paper published earlier this…

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…

Polar bear “boom” reported in East & Southwest Greenland comes with the usual problems

Reports over the last week of an unexpected abundance of polar bears onshore in East and Southwest Greenland have locals and tourists concerned.

W. Hudson Bay sea ice not going away anytime soon as polar bears sit tight offshore

…it won’t be gone anytime soon, which means most Western Hudson Bay polar bears will likely remain offshore for at least a few more weeks.

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…

New Hudson Bay sea ice modelling paper is more utterly useless fearmongering about polar bears

From Polar Bear Science Susan Crockford A new collaboration by sea ice and polar bear specialists that predicts a catastrophic future for polar bears in Hudson Bay (Stroeve et al.…

Huge area of open water on Hudson Bay created by wind, not ice melt, NSIDC experts confirm

Sea ice experts at the US National Snow and Ice Data Center just confirmed my suspicion that the huge area of open water in eastern Hudson Bay during May this…

New Data Show Svalbard Polar Bears are Fatter than They Were in 1993 Despite Continued Low Sea Ice

…polar bears in 2024 were even fatter than they were in 1993 and litter sizes of new cubs were just as high, despite continued low sea ice in the region…

A good year for Svalbard polar bears due to abundant sea ice coverage

This year is probably a good year for Svalbard’s polar bears because there is a lot of sea ice here compared to recent years,” he said [The Guardian, 2 April…

BBC’s Failed ‘Fact Check’ of Daily Sceptic Report on Arctic Sea Ice

Cynics might note that taking out the higher totals of 40 years ago and replacing them with the lower recent figures would produce – more or less –  an above…

The extraordinary climate events of 2022-24

Using the 2023-24 temperature as a reference point, we could even see some cooling in the coming years. These are indeed interesting times in terms of climate dynamics.

Hudson Bay polar bears now considered most likely to survive future sea ice loss

Over the last 10 years, Hudson Bay polar bears have morphed from being the “most at risk” across the Arctic to the “least at risk.” Who would have thought?

How Bogus Arctic Warming Attribution Enabled the Climate Crisis Scam

Thus, claims by alarmists attributing rising CO2 to any loss of Arctic sea ice and so-called “Arctic amplification” is not supported by the evidence.