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Back in 1997 "nobody in their wildest expectations," would have forecast the dramatic sudden loss of summer sea ice in the Arctic that started about five years ago, Weaver said. From 1993 to 1997, sea ice would shrink on average in the summer to about 2.7 million square miles. The average for the last five years is less than 2 million square miles. What's been lost is the size of Alaska!
Antarctica had a slight increase in sea ice, mostly because of the cooling effect of the ozone hole, accordi
Originally posted by Janky Red
Al Gore?
Alaska's not that big anyways
Its peoples fault for making a CHOICE to move to low land areas.