By P Gosselin on 2. August 2023
Alarmists have claimed lately that global warming has hit Antarctica, finally. But that hasn’t been the case at all at the Japanese Showa station. Today we present a a temperature chart of the Japanese Antarctic Showa station, located on the East Ongul Island in Queen Maud Land, Antarctica. The temperature trend at Syowa, also called Showa, has been […]
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By Kenneth Richard on 13. July 2023
There is a “direct link” between the location of origin for recent ice melt in Antarctica and geothermal heat flow. High geothermal heat flow (GHF) is mostly why Antarctic ice melts, not “atmospheric and ocean forcing,” which is what has been commonly thought until recently (Haeger et al., 2023). Even though atmospheric CO2 is well-mixed, […]
Posted in Antarctic, CO2 and GHG, Glaciers |
By Kenneth Richard on 5. June 2023
A new study utilizing satellite observations determines Antarctic-wide ice shelves gained 661 Gt of mass from 2009 to 2019. An approach relying on assumptions of an unrealistic “steady state” or fixed calving flux (instead of real-world time-variable observations) estimates a net Antarctic ice shelf loss of -20,028 Gt over this same 11-year period – a […]
Posted in Alarmism, Antarctic |
By Kenneth Richard on 1. June 2023
“[N]o numerical modeling work has shown that Thwaites Glacier is currently undergoing an irreversible retreat.” – Gudmundsson et al., 2023 It was only months ago that mainstream US journalists published articles claiming the Thwaites “Doomsday” Glacier has only “a few more years” until it collapses into the sea (ABC News, CBS News). This “spine-chilling” catastrophe […]
Posted in Alarmism, Antarctic, Glaciers |
By Kenneth Richard on 29. May 2023
Scientists have determined there is no measured data to “indicate thicker than present ice after 4ka” at a West Antarctic study site near the Thwaites “Doomsday” Glacier. Any ice melt observed today is thus “reversible”… and natural. The Thwaites, Pine Island, and Pope Glaciers in the Amundsen Sea region of West Antarctica are all situated […]
Posted in Antarctic, Glaciers |
By Kenneth Richard on 21. March 2023
The observed incapacity for southern elephant seals (SES) to withstand late 20th and early 21st century extreme cold and expanding sea ice conditions suggest coastal Antarctica (Victoria Land Coast, VLC) climate is colder and icier today than any time since the last glacial. A new study even suggests the last glacial (CO2 ~190 ppm) may […]
Posted in Antarctic, Cooling/Temperature, Sea Ice |
By Kenneth Richard on 26. January 2023
Independent analyses from multiple independent sources indicate Arctic Siberia was 3 to 5°C warmer than today during the peak of the last glacial, or when CO2 levels were below 200 ppm. Measurements from Antarctica’s ice sheet are almost invariably used to characterize both the global-scale atmospheric CO2 levels and climate for the last 10s to […]
Posted in Antarctic, Arctic, Paleo-climatology |
By P Gosselin on 24. January 2023
New climate science videos now in English – made in Germany: ‘World Climate News’ YouTube channel. In the first video: Alarmist sea level rise scenarios looking more unlikely…some Antarctic regions will see cooling… The German Die kalte Sonne site, and then later Klimanachrichten now presents its climate and energy news videos in English at its […]
Posted in Antarctic, Hurricanes/Tornados |
By P Gosselin on 20. January 2023
Chart by Mrs. Heller, a.k.a. Kirye Despite all the claims of a “rapidly warming planet”, we know Antarctic sea ice extent has seen a rather impressive upward trend over the past 40 years, which tells us cooling is more likely at play. Here’s southern hemisphere sea ice extent chart (up to 2017): Antarctic sea ice […]
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By Kenneth Richard on 5. January 2023
New studies affirm Antarctica has not been cooperating with either the global warming or “polar amplification” narratives. “The Antarctic continent has not warmed in the last seven decades, despite a monotonic increase in the atmospheric concentration of greenhouse gases.” – Singh and Polvani, 2020 Image Source: Singh and Polvani, 2020 Antarctica Peninsula “cooling period over […]
Posted in Antarctic, Cooling/Temperature |
By Kenneth Richard on 3. November 2022
Scientists struggle to keep their stories straight regarding the anthropogenic CO2 impact on polar climates. It is claimed that anthropogenic CO2 emissions from burning fossil fuels are responsible for amplifying warming (“polar amplification“) and ice melt in polar climates, consistent with pronouncements pertaining to anthropogenic global warming. However, Antarctica’s Larsen Ice Shelf station indicates a […]
Posted in Antarctic, Cooling/Temperature |
By P Gosselin on 30. October 2022
The German Klimaschau here presents a new video, this one featuring a new study on the Antarctic Ice Shelf published in Nature Geoscience: Ice sheet “has grown” According to a University of Cambridge press release dated May 13, 2022, “The eastern Antarctic Peninsula Ice Sheet has grown in area over the last 20 years, due […]
Posted in Antarctic, Natural Oceanic Oscillations, Oceans |
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