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To: JohnM who wrote (20888)	6/14/2006 10:21:58 AM
From: TimF	Read Replies (1) of 541180

I noted in my reply that the specific link made two arguments: (1) the ice continues to melt at the edges, no one disagrees with that; (2) the effects of increased precipitation in the interior are not clear--whether it's part of a pattern, random or what not. Or whether it matters. I won't try to shoot down any assertion that increased precipitation, and ice growth in the interior might be just random or temporary, but it is happening, that fact is recognized, and there isn't a strong clear consensus on the overall level of change in the ice. It might just be a matter of short term fluctuations obscuring the trend, or maybe we don't have enough data yet, but even so there isn't a solid consensus at least not yet.

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