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Arctic Ocean and Greenland ice sheet see record June melting

Well, why wouldn’t he cite that instead of the piece of crap that he linked?

Because it's paywalled. Most people can only read the abstract. I however can read the whole article, methodologies, and supplements.

Just saying, most the stuff Jack links has reputable sources. Most the stuff you and others are a total joke, with no valid source links.
 
Because it's paywalled. Most people can only read the abstract. I however can read the whole article, methodologies, and supplements.

Just saying, most the stuff Jack links has reputable sources. Most the stuff you and others are a total joke, with no valid source links.

LOL.

It’s crap and you know it.

If the article is significant, it’s probably been discussed on a science site.
 
LOL.

It’s crap and you know it.

If the article is significant, it’s probably been discussed on a science site.

Denial of science once again on your part!
 
Because it's paywalled. Most people can only read the abstract. I however can read the whole article, methodologies, and supplements.

Hey Lord... have you ever noticed when you are reading the articles, methodologies, and supplements for Jack's postings about geothermal heat melting ice... that the amounts of heat are measured in the milliwatts per square meter?

Do you realize that this amount of heat is a drop in the bucket when compared to the amount of heat absorbed by the surface?

Probably not.
 
You are also seeing a drastic decline in arctic sea ice.

 
And what does sea ice volume have to do with albedo, would not that be area not volume?

I'm only pointing out that their history based on satellites is too short of a period.
 
I'm only pointing out that their history based on satellites is too short of a period.
Very limited period, but the volume is very different than the area, In theory the volume could decrease, without any change in area,
but albedo would be strictly tied to area not volume.
 
[h=2]Glaciers Don’t Lie, But Climate Scientists Do[/h][FONT="]Posted on [URL="https://realclimatescience.com/2019/10/glaciers-dont-lie-but-climate-scientists-do/"]October 14, 2019[/URL] by tonyheller[/FONT]
Almost all of the world’s glaciers were retreating in 1910. NASA says earth was cooling and record cold at the time.


Facts and “realclimatescience” are as compatible as communism and capitalism. Amirite?
 
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