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Climate & Weather Representations, greenhouse gases, Polar Hydroclimatology, SEA LEVEL RISE June 29, 2021

Antarctic sea ice has expanded over the past 40 years

While the climate mainstream papers continue to assert persistent Antarctic Warming [1,2], the satellite data shows that Antarctica and its surrounding waters have been cooling over the entire satellite era,… Continue Reading

Climate & Weather Representations, Covid-19, greenhouse gases, Ozone in the Atmosphere, Polar Hydroclimatology, Seasonal Respiratory Viruses June 19, 2021

Satellite monitoring of global seasonal CO2 and natural carbon cycling

Have there been any peer review publications about the seasonal/monthly, global atmospheric distributions of carbon dioxide as captured by our best satellites, for any data after 2011? The excerpt above… Continue Reading

Climate & Weather Representations, Polar Hydroclimatology, Uncategorized June 3, 2021

Antarctic Coastal Circulations, Temperatures, and Trends

I noted in a recent post that the surface air temperature trend aligns clearly with the ocean bathymetry and all of the associated currents. The figure below compares this ECMWF-based… Continue Reading

Antarctic sea ice has expanded over the past 40 years

Satellite monitoring of global seasonal CO2 and natural carbon cycling

Antarctic Coastal Circulations, Temperatures, and Trends

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