People are asking the right questions. The blink comparator above flashes between ice loss during the past week, and how much needs to disappear during the next four weeks to match 2007. As you can see, the weather would have to make a very dramatic change for that to happen.
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We need ice breakers……………..stat
“Finland and Russia to modernise their icebreaker fleets – not trusting global warming predictions”
http://newnostradamusofthenorth.blogspot.com/2011/07/finland-and-russia-to-modernise-their.html
Just how many Manhattans would that be?
Do you need ice to make a Manhattan?
Wasn’t Manhattan supposed to be underwater already?
1000 Manhattans need to melt every day.
Why not simply compare 2011 with the same day in 2007?
Andy
Homer doh….
I want to see the comparison today, with the green and red to see the differences and where they are.
Andy
Well then find the post where I did that a couple of days ago.
It will be far quicker for you to do that than for me to trawl through 7000 posts of you putting up google archive news that nobody gives a shit about.
So go on, be a good chap
Andy
Back from the pub? they still close at 11?