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To: maceng2 who wrote (1109313)	1/9/2019 8:23:17 PM
From: Wharf Rat	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1579897

"The skeptics say the Antarctic ice has been increasing" They say lots of things, and I spend a lot of time correcting them. ANTARCTIC SEA ICE IS IN RECORD-LOW TERRITORY AGAIN “Antarctica rang in the new year with record-low levels of sea ice, according to an update released Thursday by the National Snow and Ice Data Center (NSDIC). On January 1, sea ice covered a paltry 2.11 million square miles of water in the Southern Ocean rimming the continent, which is 726,000 square miles below the long-term average for that date. This bizarre start to 2019 followed the most rapid December surge of sea ice loss on record, causing the Antarctic to eclipse record lows set just two years back, in the austral summer of 2016—2017… Meanwhile, global sea ice cover continues to decline, with rapid losses in the Arctic far eclipsing what’s happening around the southern continent.” earther.gizmodo.com - Here's a link to one temperature data set, from Berkeley. berkeleyearth.org Here's CO2, from NASA data.giss.nasa.gov