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To: T L Comiskey who wrote (333313)	4/6/2017 11:13:01 AM
From: Wharf Rat	Respond to of 541399

For years, climate science deniers have been telling us not to worry, the Arctic ice would come back. But it hasn’t, and it is not going to. The National Snow and Ice Data Center keeps track of the amount of sea ice on the Arctic. They have a nifty tool that you can use to plot the data from 1979 to the most recently available information, which is generally a today or yesterday. I used that tool to make a series of graphics I’d like to share with you here. Read the captions to get the key interpretations. The bottom line: Arctic sea ice reduction has accelerated and is not showing any sign of stabilizing. I’m reminded of a saying allegedly uttered by thoracic surgeons. The bleeding always stops. Eventually. In a similar vein, I assume the reduction of Arctic sea ice will eventually stop. Then the Dinosaurs can live in the Arctic again!. scienceblogs.com