Global Warming Impact? Arctic Ice Cap Hits Historic Low This Week By IBTimes Staff Reporter The North Pole’s ice skull cap shrank to an historic low this week. Shrinking to its lowest point since satellite observations began in 1972, the area covered by the Arctic sea ice shrank to 4.24 million square kilometers (1.637 square [...]
Yesterday was the beginning of summer in the Northern Hemisphere. And yet, as was reported in all the news, it snowed in Colorado. Why? Isn’t summer hot? Meteorologists tried to explain it with a “La Nina” effect. La Nina is a hot area in the Pacific. Just how does a hot area produce snow? QUICK [...]
IT IS GOING TO BE A VERY HOT SUMMER Climate change human link evidence ‘stronger’ By Pallab Ghosh, Science correspondent, BBC News Icebergs off Greenland: The review looked at changes in Arctic sea ice. A review from the UK Met Office says it is becoming clearer that human activities are causing climate change The analysis, [...]
