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In Reply to: Thank you, annie. This is another example posted by Millie on January 9, 2010 at 10:04 am:
"Satellites See a Double-Texas Sized Loss In Arctic Sea Ice Each year, during the month of September, the amount of sea ice floating in the Arctic Ocean is typically at its lowest amount for the entire year. This year, and all the way back to 2002, the amount of sea ice has been 20 percent less than the average amount seen normally between 1979 and 2000." More at the link...
From: annie (76.196.39.185)
Another bit of info on the subject... January 11, 2010 at 12:36 pm PST
09.28.05
Scientists using satellite data have confirmed that the amount of sea ice that floats in the chilly Arctic is much less than it used to be, and that's probably because of warmer Arctic temperatures.
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