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Arctic Sea Freezes Early, Trapping 18 Ships in Ice Near Russia | |
2021-11-28 | |
[LI] AlGore around? Fresh off of a post-climate-conference high, MSNBC decided to dedicate a post to all the iconic landmarks around the world that could be lost due to global warming. These include Easter Island and Australia’s Great Barrier Reef. As global temperature continues to rise, bringing with it a slew of freak effects from flooding and drought to wildfires and heatwaves, many of the world’s most stunning landmarks are under threat. We take a look at the incredible ecosystems, national parks and cherished places hanging in the balance. Yet there is more evidence that what is occurring is related to solar energy output than SUV’s. I have noted before, the Sun has likely entered into the modern Grand Solar Minimum (2020—2053) of sunspot activity. This means that there will be a significant reduction of solar magnetic field and activity like during Maunder minimum leading to a noticeable reduction of terrestrial temperature. This theory better aligns with the record-breaking cold in the Antarctic as well as the early freeze in the Arctic that just stranded 18 ships. At least 18 ships are stuck in Arctic sea ice off the coast of Russia after an unexpected early freeze took shipping companies by surprise. Some could be stranded for months as they wait for icebreakers to reach them.
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Posted by:Frank G |
#5 This cannot be right. We have over 40 years of good media cited and respected climate authorities. That we are just really a year or so away from the US East coast being under 100ft of water. 🤣 |
Posted by: NN2N1 2021-11-28 09:01 |
#4 Rare bluefin tuna washes up on United Kingdom beach, prompts concerns of migration changes |
Posted by: Skidmark 2021-11-28 08:58 |
#3 Arctic Ice development is skewed this year. Ice in East Hemisphere is greater than normal. Ice in Hudson Bay is much less than normal. |
Posted by: Lord Garth 2021-11-28 08:46 |
#2 Please tell me one of the ships is a Greenpeace ship... |
Posted by: Raj 2021-11-28 08:31 |
#1 Where's Al De Gore when you need him. |
Posted by: Dale 2021-11-28 08:11 |