Ice Fjord of Ilulissat in Greenland. There is no "tipping point" beyond which climate change will inevitably push the Arctic ice cap into terminal melt off, according to a study released Wednesday. (AFP/File/Slim Allagui)
Ice Fjord of Ilulissat in Greenland. There is no "tipping point" beyond which climate change will inevitably push the Arctic ice cap into terminal melt off, according to a study released Wednesday. (AFP/File/Slim Allagui)
So what the h@@l did a polar bear ever do for ME!!!
OMG! I am SOOOOOO relieved! I had been losing sleep over this!!! /s
The polar bears can move down here to the Chesapeake Bay and not break a sweat. Temps in the teens ~(-9 C).
There’s a video going around of some people fishing way down South in lower Alaska. Looked like summer time. Nice big evergreen trees in the background. They’re wrestling with a fish they’ve hooked. As they reel it in up to the boat, a submerged Polar Bear swims upward, grabs their fish and swims off into the sunset.
That was the last time I ever gave a damn about the poor Polar Bear drowning in the ice melt. They can live anywhere and do whatever they want. Who’se going to stop them?
""Yeah, we named him Lunch! .. LOL""
"Heh... Put another penguin on the barbee, eh mate?"
It has been a while since Ihave read quite so much raw BS in one location.
ping
They are trying to spin the Arctic sea ice extent numbers now too.
Example from a recent nationwide article:
..In 2010, the extent of sea ice cover in the Arctic at its lowest point in September was 31 percent less than the 1979-2000 average. It was the third lowest year after 2007 and 2008.
Curious there is no mention of 2009! Heres some facts to debunk this BS:
FACT: Satellites started monitoring the icecaps in 1979! So “history” only goes back to 1979
FACT: 2009 Sea ice was at the same level in 1979! http://www.dailytech.com/Article.aspx?newsid=13834
FACT: History of Northwest Passage - Navigated in 1905 and multiple times in 1940s (Note: 80% of man-made CO2 came after 1940)