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Tag Archives: Arctic
The Resilient Earth
CO2 for the last 15 or so million of years (with more certainty 800,000 years): ~ 285 ppm CO2 for last reading in March 2015: 401 ppm: http://www.esrl.noaa.gov/gmd/ccgg/trends/ The trend is that this pattern (of increasing CO2) has accelerated in the … Continue reading
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Tagged abrupt climate change, AMOC, Arctic, Atmosphere, carbon dioxide, climate change, climate science denial, CO2, deglaciation, Doug L. Hoffman, Earth, evolution, glacial, global warming, Greenland, Holocene, Ice Age, ice sheet, interglacial, ipcc, methane, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, proxy, sea-level, tipping point, Younger Dryas
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Forbes on Ice
The monthly average Arctic sea ice extent for February was the third lowest in the satellite record. Through 2015, the linear rate of decline for February extent is 2.9% per decade. ref: http://nsidc.org/arcticseaicenews/files/2015/03/Figure3.png Remember All Those Breathy Predictions About An … Continue reading
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Tagged Arctic, Arctic sea ice, climate, climate change, Forbes, forecasting
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Artic new shipping routes
The Arctic ice is slowly melting, and Russia is positioning itself to take advantage of new shipping routes along with natural resources available beneath the Arctic seabed. In order to capitalize on a changing Arctic, Russia is undertaking a major … Continue reading
Posted in culture, Economy, Γαῖα, research, Security
Tagged Arctic, climate change, military headquarters, natural resources, Russia, shipping routes
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Sometimes, you’ve just got to tell it like it is
Arctic discovery LINDSAY ABRAMS WEDNESDAY, AUG 6, 2014 03:27 PM -0500 The study concerns the large deposits of methane (CH4) — a greenhouse gas over twenty times more potent than CO2 — known to be buried beneath the Arctic. Stockholm University … Continue reading
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Tagged Arctic, climate, climate change, methane, social media, twitter
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The grokking eagle 
