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Arctic sea ice – 29% more than last year

16 October, 2008 by

Following on from Andrew Bolt’s post yesterday, Watts Up With That? has the full story, and comments:

There is no mention of this on the [US] National Snow and Ice Data Center sea ice news webpage, which has been trumpeting every loss and low for the past two years…not a peep. You’d think this would be big news.

Doesn’t surprise me, sadly. Read it here.

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  1. Unknown's avatar cmdawest says:
    4 February, 2009 at 5:12 am

    Just wondering where you are getting your data – 29% more ice than last year?It appears that Chuck Colson, former Nixon hatchet man, Breakpoint.org, has picked up the same information and included it in today’s column. I want to have back up if I am going to include information in conversation and emails. Thanks, Michael

  2. Unknown's avatar Simon from Sydney says:
    4 February, 2009 at 8:50 pm

    Check out the link at the bottom of the post to Watts Up With That – you can find the sources there.The story is quite old now, but WUWT has published another story about the Arctic ice just today, which can be found here.Cheers,Simon