Antarctic sea ice reaches NB4 low extent this summer

William P. Hall on February 25, 2022

Southern sea ice coverage fell below 2 million km² for first time since satellite records began in 1979, exposing more ocean to solar heating

For details see NSIDC.org

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Coral reef ecosystems on the way to being cooked

William P. Hall on February 24, 2022

The accelerating heat content of the world’s oceans will soon be forcing coral reef ecosystems towards their collapse into mass extinction

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Humanity’s massive carbon footprint on our only planet

William P. Hall on February 23, 2022

Almost without exception, every one of those traces was made by burning prodigious quantities of fossil carbon to heat our only world.

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Towards a warming ‘blue ocean’ in Arctic summer

William P. Hall on February 21, 2022

Arctic sea ice is now dropping to its NB4 lowest extents in nearly 1500 years — trending towards ice-free summers and rapid ocean warming

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