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NASA Images Depict Rapid Loss of Thick Arctic Sea Ice, 1980 2012
From Yale e360: A new comparison of satellite images from 1980 and 2012 vividly depicts the rapid disappearance of thick, multi-year Arctic Ocean ice in winter. Over the past three decades, the extent of the Arctics thickest ice has declined by 15 to 17 percent per decade, according to NASA climate scientist Joey Comiso.
Details over at Yale e360 and NASAs Earth Observatory.
http://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/IOTD/view.php?id=77270
http://e360.yale.edu/slideshow/nasa_images_depict_rapid_loss_of_thick_arctic_sea_ice/73/1/
http://underthemountainbunker.com/2012/03/02/nasa-images-depict-rapid-loss-of-thick-arctic-sea-ice-1980-2012/
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Do NOT Look (Original Post)
kpete
Mar 2012
OP
I wish I could get the morons to wrap their heads around just how screwed we are.
The Doctor.
Mar 2012
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handmade34
(23,949 posts)1. yup, ignorance is bliss!
The Doctor.
(17,266 posts)2. I wish I could get the morons to wrap their heads around just how screwed we are.
But they listen to the garbage that industry feeds them. They're so stupid they can't see the obvious agenda. Instead they're fed convoluted bullshit about some massive conspiracy.
Hissyspit
(45,790 posts)4. NASA: Arctic Sea Ice Gone By Summer 2012
Hissyspit
(45,790 posts)5. 2nd Lowest Level Oct. '11
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Hissyspit
(45,790 posts)6. 2011 Arctic Sea Ice Minimum