9/24/2012

Media Bias on Global Warming?: How could that possibly be?

The Economist magazine points to imminent disaster from Global Warming:
The summer sea ice is shrinking so much mostly because greenhouse warming is raising Arctic temperatures. This has direct effects: when the air is warmer, more ice melts. It also has indirect effects. Warm, salty water from the North Atlantic sliding below the cold, fresh upper layers of the Barents Sea may be one of them. Another could be that warmer air is often moister. Moist air traps more heat in summer. In winter it tends to create more clouds, which keeps the surface below warm. . . .
Oh oh, the Christian Science Monitor mentions something that The Economist just happened to forget to mention.
Distracting from the news that Arctic sea-ice extent reached a record low on Sept.16 is a widely circulating blog article claiming that at the opposite end of the Earth, Antarctic sea ice is more than making up for the losses. . . .

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Blogger Martin G. Schalz said...

One thing that is never mentioned is that big, bright, hot thingy floating in the sky!

What data, if any, of the Sun's output in recent decades (or longer) has been imputed into the argument?

9/24/2012 1:16 PM  

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