Sea ice extent linked to ocean currents - hindcast model works

Reblogged from Watts Up With That?:

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UPDATE: Perhaps in response to criticism here, MIT has changed the press release wording. See below.

From MIT, now if they could work the wind patterns in, as NASA suggests, we might have a clearer picture of why the Arctic summer sea ice extent has changed.

Ocean currents play a role in predicting extent of Arctic sea ice…

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Must be heresy. Obviously the man-evoked demon CO2 must be the source of the shrinking ice cap, and not something as straightforward and logical as a natural process.

One Response to Sea ice extent linked to ocean currents - hindcast model works

  1. theebl says:

    Interestingly I have heard global warming supporters argue that wind patterns in the Southern Hemisphere explain why Antarctic sea ice has increased.

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