Home Middle Column NYT's Andrew Revkin: 'I wouldn't bet that 'the Arctic is all but... Middle Column NYT’s Andrew Revkin: ‘I wouldn’t bet that ‘the Arctic is all but certain to be virtually ice free within two decades,’ as some have proposed…’death spiral’? Not by my standards’ By Marc Morano - August 30, 2012 70 0 Share Facebook Twitter WhatsApp VK Digg Tagsarcticicemediarevkin Facebook Twitter WhatsApp VK Digg Previous articlePaging The Media: Antarctic Sea Ice Aug 29 – highest since 2006: ‘There is 3.7 million sq km more than 2011’ — Is Expanding South Pole Ice the Canary in the Coal Mine?Next articleFlashback: NYT urges us to tax our way to the climate we want! A carbon tax would result in ‘climate stability’ & prevent an ‘end [to] life as we know it’ Marc Morano - Advertisment - Search Related Articles Claim: Global Warming is Causing Strawberries to Shrink Climate411 According to the Aussie ABC, a 3C rise in nighttime temperatures in Nambour is raising costs for farmers by shrinking the size of strawberries. Read more Guardian Climate Expose: Big Oil Companies Pay Bonuses to CEOs who Increase Profits Climate411 According to The Guardian, oil executives are so focussed on profit they are ignoring the opportunity to make even more money by investing in... Read more Less than usual ice conditions off Labrador have meant very few polar bear sightings Climate411 The ice came early to Labrador in 2019 and continued to be be relatively heavy throughout the spring. There was lighter ice in 2020... Read more
