"Very likely"? Well, there's no reason to speculate: the sensors in the North are back up and running:
...and they still show ice-extent way under the long-term average, and bouncing around the record lows of 2006-2007.
Monday, March 02, 2009
Gunter On Ice
Not only has this news not received much reporting, but the fact that ice sensors in the North have been malfunctioning, which has very likely led to a further underestimating of the amount of ice around the pole.
"Very likely"? Well, there's no reason to speculate: the sensors in the North are back up and running:
...and they still show ice-extent way under the long-term average, and bouncing around the record lows of 2006-2007.
"Very likely"? Well, there's no reason to speculate: the sensors in the North are back up and running:
...and they still show ice-extent way under the long-term average, and bouncing around the record lows of 2006-2007.
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Typical Grunter. Seize on a reported fact and then dress it up in a splendid outfit of hyperbole and fantasy. I hope CanWest takes him down with it.
CanWest hit 29 cents today before "rallying" back to 34.
Dear, deary dear...
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