Home Middle Column Antarctic Summer Ice Melt at 'lowest ever recorded in the satellite history' Middle Column Antarctic Summer Ice Melt at ‘lowest ever recorded in the satellite history’ By Marc Morano - October 6, 2009 611 0 Share Facebook Twitter WhatsApp VK Digg Tagsantarcticaicekey Facebook Twitter WhatsApp VK Digg Previous articleClimate Spies: Senator seeks ‘to prohibit CIA from using money to fund Center on Climate Change’Next articleAussie Herald Sun: ‘This mad global warming scare could at last be over. And all thanks to just 10 trees in Siberia’ Marc Morano - Advertisment - Search Related Articles NASA Identifies Likely Locations of the Early Molten Moon’s Deep Secrets Climate411 Recently, a pair of NASA studies identified the most likely locations to find pieces of mantle on the surface, providing a map for future... Read more Boston Ties “Green” Jobs to the Pandemic and Future “Climate Shocks” Climate411 I’ve been an environmental professional for over 40 years and have yet to figure out what is a “green” job, unless it is one... Read more California Electricity Woes: More Intervention, Higher Prices, More Emissions (the back side of wind and solar) Climate411 Facing a 3,500 MW shortfall in power generation capacity to meet current peak demand, and predicting a 5,000 MW deficit next summer, California is... Read more
