Veritas Radio Shines The light On Geoengineering
Veritas Radio host Mel Fabregas helps to shine the light on the ever more dire issue of global climate engineering. Our thanks to Veritas for helping to sound the alarm at this critical point in our unfolding reality. DW
Constant Arctic Heatwave Sends World’s Largest Ice Cap Hurtling Seaward
Svalbard. Until lately, a little-known locale situated between the previously frigid extreme North Atlantic and the Arctic Ocean about 500 miles east of Greenland. Typically a frozen island Archipelago, this pristine and sparsely inhabited redoubt has, over the past few years been ground zero for the assaults of an ongoing and extreme polar heat amplification.
Outlook for Sea Ice Remains Bleak
In April 2014, Arctic sea ice reached its annual maximum volume. It was the second lowest on record, according to calculations by the Pan-Arctic Ice Ocean Modeling and Assimilation System (PIOMAS) at the Polar Science Center. The ice volume in March 2014 also was the second lowest on record, as discussed in an earlier post. The fall in volume over the years is illustrated in the graph below, by Wipneus.