HomeMiddle ColumnSea Surface Temperatures declining over past decade: 'The trend is especially strong... Middle Column Sea Surface Temperatures declining over past decade: ‘The trend is especially strong in the southern hemisphere’ By Marc Morano - January 22, 2012 192 0 Share Facebook Twitter WhatsApp VK Digg Tagsazocean coolingocean warming Facebook Twitter WhatsApp VK Digg Previous articleAlaska mechanics struggle to keep up with stream of frozen vehiclesNext articleWarmists claim Heavy Snow In Oregon is ‘a sure sign of global warming’ — ‘In 2010, David Suzuki told us that the lack of snow in Vancouver was a sure sign of global warming’ Marc Morano - Advertisment - Search Related Articles CO2 Enrichment Improves Plant Water-Use Efficiency Climate411 “Gratefully, nature does not have to wait another century or so for the air’s CO2 concentration to double before reaping benefits from enhanced water use... Read more Go Organic, And Starve! Climate411 ning economic and humanitarian crisis, Sri Lanka called off an ill-conceived national experiment in organic agriculture this winter. Read more Claim: Climate Change Likely to Reduce the Amount of Sleep That People Get Per Year Climate411 The team says their findings suggest that by the year 2099, suboptimal temperatures may erode 50 to 58 hours of sleep per person per... Read more
