Climate Rate of Arctic Ice Melt each Day now Equals the Size of West Virginia

Arctic Ice pack is melting at approximately 54,000 square kilometers a day as the world warms. It’s an area almost equal to the State of West Virginia and that is in just one day.

Why haven’t we seen this headline? Possibly because when journalists check it’s the average rate of summer melt as the ice decreases from winter maximum of 14 million square km2 in April toward a minimum of 4.5 million km2 in September. Few people know this much ice melts every summer, but they don’t a similar amount of ice forms every winter.

"Death threats" to ANU scientists | Australian Climate Madness

The Australian Federal Police says it is aware of the issue, but there is no investigation underway.

Climatologist Mojib Latif: Governments’ Fight Against Global Warming “Has Reached An Absolute Low Point”

Lots of lip service, but governments worldwide are getting cold feet about really reducing CO2 emissions. Commitment is clearly fading.