In the late 2000 s, specialists and climate bedwetters, like Al Gore, cautioned that the late summertime Arctic sea ice would currently go away by 2015 [emphasis, links added]
That forecast has yet to also come anywhere near close to happening.
According to the United States National Snow and Ice Information Facility (NSIDC) at the College of Colorado Rock, the Arctic sea ice thaw this year has actually long reached its nadir, being up to 4 602 million square kilometers on September 10 th:
Compared to the document low of 3 387 million square kilometers that occurred in 2012 (13 years ago), t his year’s worth is greater than 1 2 million square kilometers higher, and nearly half a million square kilometers more than 2007 (4 155 million square kilometers).
Overall, the late Arctic summertime sea ice pattern has been level for virtually twenty years , defying the international warming trend prediction that it would certainly melt to nearly nothing now.
The alarmists have been completely wrong
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