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No doubt this is an issue that should be taken seriously. But certainly much more concrete proof of declining trends would be needed before declaring such a for
by af3d 3y ago
No doubt this is an issue that should be taken seriously. But certainly much more concrete proof of declining trends would be needed before declaring such a forgone conclusion. While the extent of sea ice does indeed shift around quite a bit from year to year, actual sea temperatures have more or less remained fairly consistent.
- bobbylarrybobby 3y agoNo, they haven't? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sea_surface_temperature#/media/File%3ADaily_Sea_Surface_Temperatures_60S-60N_1979-2023.png https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sea_surface_temperature#/med...
- af3d 3y agoThat "Climate Change Service" graphic is indeed disturbing. Regardless, the temperature anomaly in the Arctic is in fact currently at or below average (in other words, plus or minus 0°).
- ralphhughes 3y agoThe other user provided a source that has been used on wikipedia, whereas neither of your comments state any sources. Could you provide some?