Polar Amplification | Real Science

According to global warming theory, both poles should get warmer and lose ice. Over the last thirty years, one pole has gotten warmer and lost ice. The other pole has gotten colder and gained ice.

These short term trends do not fit global warming theory. Greenland was warmer in 1940 than it is now.

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Climate change data on polar ice melt | Pacific Beat | ABC Radio Australia

[audio] Heidi Cullen is the chief climatologist and Vice-president of Climate Central, a media and research organisation focusing on climate change.

Tony Jones asked her about the sea-ice melt.