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To: Wharf Rat who wrote (928152)	3/29/2016 10:36:55 AM
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According to this paragraph, there is no problem at all. NOONE cares about some ice cubes that are a little late this year. People care about President Trump. Scientists are watching extent in this area because it will help them understand how a slower Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC) may affect Arctic sea ice. “Some studies suggest that decreased heat flux of warm Atlantic waters could lead to a recovery of all Arctic sea ice in the near future,” said NSIDC senior research scientist Julienne Stroeve. “I think it will have more of a winter impact and could lead to a temporary recovery of winter ice extent in the Barents and Kara seas.” Geesh, we are talking about satellite records here..............that's how long in the grand scheme of things?