Wednesday, September 11, 2013 2:36:23 AM
owlman kozuh! .. howdy! .. polar ice is in downward trend .. no doubt .. there are many on TA
which deal with that .. .. anyway .. before opening your link i googled .. myth .. The
Arctic ice-cap is grew by 60% from 2012 to 2013 " .. from yours .. the 2nd
one was this one .. http://www.skepticalscience.com/news.php?n=1925 ..
hope it still is .. just glanced down it and saw this bit ..
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HOW ICE-SHEET GREW 920,000 SQUARE MILES IN A YEAR
Using the above analogy, one might well say:
MIRACLE! FROM PINT HALF-EMPTY TO PINT HALF-FULL IN MINUTES!
All this talk of growth and recovery brings to mind the following
graph, which shows this type of spinning for what it really is:
If you are going to play David Rose' game here, there were clearly 'recoveries', involving
'growth', in 2006, 2008 and 2009, too. And just look at 1996! Hell of a 'growing season', there...
But, since climate is noisy on short-term timescales, so that decadal and multidecadal trends help us to see
the wood for the trees, let's look, from the same numerical data source, at decadal averages for September 7th:
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.. then i checked your link and lo and behold .. it was by David Rose .. haven't checked yet if it is the exact same one which is being discussed there, but guessing it is .. :) .. taking short term deals and being selective with starting and end points is an old trick of people as Rose, kozuh .. you know that by no .. you know how easy it was for me to get that article to debunk yours .. first search ..
.. good to see you .. lol .. you haven't changed a bit! .. don't stay away so long .. :)
which deal with that .. .. anyway .. before opening your link i googled .. myth .. The
Arctic ice-cap is grew by 60% from 2012 to 2013 " .. from yours .. the 2nd
one was this one .. http://www.skepticalscience.com/news.php?n=1925 ..
hope it still is .. just glanced down it and saw this bit ..
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HOW ICE-SHEET GREW 920,000 SQUARE MILES IN A YEAR
Using the above analogy, one might well say:
MIRACLE! FROM PINT HALF-EMPTY TO PINT HALF-FULL IN MINUTES!
All this talk of growth and recovery brings to mind the following
graph, which shows this type of spinning for what it really is:
If you are going to play David Rose' game here, there were clearly 'recoveries', involving
'growth', in 2006, 2008 and 2009, too. And just look at 1996! Hell of a 'growing season', there...
But, since climate is noisy on short-term timescales, so that decadal and multidecadal trends help us to see
the wood for the trees, let's look, from the same numerical data source, at decadal averages for September 7th:
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.. then i checked your link and lo and behold .. it was by David Rose .. haven't checked yet if it is the exact same one which is being discussed there, but guessing it is .. :) .. taking short term deals and being selective with starting and end points is an old trick of people as Rose, kozuh .. you know that by no .. you know how easy it was for me to get that article to debunk yours .. first search ..
.. good to see you .. lol .. you haven't changed a bit! .. don't stay away so long .. :)
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