Sentences with phrase «of arctic»

It's also a crisp shade of arctic white.

Tightened lending standards or higher interest rates can act like a blast of arctic air on the real estate market.

Maintained fleet of arctic mast coil tubing units by performing extensive hydraulic troubleshooting, ensuring tractor / trailer electrical system was intact, and performing diesel engine preventative maintenance, tune - ups, and re-builds.

The 16 - hour route, which takes passengers over the ice caps of the arctic, is one of the longest flights in...

One of the hottest topics in international trade law currently is the seals dispute between the EU and a number of arctic countries, notably Canada and Norway.

Much like your arguement above about trends in arctic ice since 2003, how much traction would I get suggesting that surface temperature trends in some region the size of the arctic showed a negative trend?

Also, most of the projected surface warming is the high latitudes of the northern hemisphere, along with the direst impacts (melting of arctic sea ice and greenland, release of methane from permafrost, etc)

Retrospective analysis and future prediction of the arctic sea ice system (Jinlun Zhang, D. Andrew Rothrock, and Michael Steele; Applied Physics Laboratory) http://psc.apl.washington.edu/zhang/IDAO/index.html

This may have important implications for the future evolution of the arctic sea ice cover.

Do you know the total amount (expressed in CH4), and the depth of these arctic chlathrates?

Coad, B.W. and J.D. Reist0 Annotated list of the arctic marine fishes of Canada.

The latter uncertainty has some biologists on edge about what the illness could mean for the overall health of the arctic ecosystem.

Is this simply using widely spaced and limited data from within the arctic itself and extrapolating to cover the entire region, or extrapolating somehow from the perimeter of the arctic?

The video ends with a very troubling fact: In the 2 years since «A Beautiful Lie» was released, nearly a fourth of the arctic ice shelf has disappeared.

The prospect of the arctic being ice - free within the next decade stuns me.

To measure coverage of arctic sea ice, we searched Nexis for «arctic and (ice or melt).»

Weather looks warm, with sun for the next 2 weeks over most of the arctic.

However I also understand that ice loss is exponential in its growth and that the loss of albedo of the arctic ice cap has the same effect as doubling co2 emissions and on that basis I reckon we ain't in Kansas anymore.

I realise that you wrote «CO2 is plenty to be frightened of, while methane is frosting on the cake» in the context of arctic methane, but I wonder if you wouldn't mind clarifying anthropogenic methane's likely role in the warming thus far and into the future?

The purpose of the seasonal predictions of arctic sea ice is for scientific research and education only.

Record droughts in many areas of the world, the loss of arctic sea ice — what you see is an increasing trend that is superimposed on annual variablity (no bets on what happens next year, but the five - to - ten year average in global temperatures, sea surface temperatures, ocean heat content — those will increase — and ice sheet volumes, tropical glacier volumes, sea ice extent will decrease.

Melting of the arctic tundra has long been on scientists» radars as one of the largest potential sources of methane in the northern hemisphere.

This is of vital importance to all peoples of the world, as the loss of the arctic ice poses such grave dangers to society, to agriculture, to climate, to weather and to war as to dwarf all other aspects of arctic modelling at this time.

Re # 81 — Ferdinand, indeed the rate of arctic winter warming from 1920 - 1939 seems equivalent that in the last few decades, as seen in both the Overland et al paper, and the Nansen paper, figure 2.

I think this cooling cycle is also in some way tied in with the AMO and PDO cycles, as the Atlantic and Pacific «control» the flows of water into and out of the arctic.

«RE-CALIBRATION OF ARCTIC SEA ICE EXTENT DATASETS USING ARCTIC SURFACE AIR TEMPERATURE RECORDs,» Heartland Institute, April 30, 2017.

Most publications either tend to focus on one small part of the arctic during one limited period, or alternatively encompass the whiole area in a general manner that makes it difficult to focus in on any particular period.

Develop interagency and international support for enhanced observations of the arctic atmosphere via buoys, soundings, etc. in order to constrain, evaluate, and improve operational model performance in the central Arctic.

And our ranting friend is clueless and self - contradictory about the decline of arctic ice.

Mann, D.H., D.M. Peteet, R.E. Reanier, and M.L. Kunz, 2002: Responses of an arctic landscape to late glacial and early Holocene climatic changes: The importance of moisture.

Zhang, J., M. Steele, and R. Woodgate, The role of Pacific water in the dramatic retreat of arctic sea ice during summer 2007, J. Polar Science, 19 (2), 93 - 107, 2008.

But he also noted, «There is some indication from the QuickScat data that 2nd and 3rd year ice has increased somewhat in the past couple of years which may imply not so linear decline of arctic ice volume.»

Reports are available which indicate a massive melting of the arctic ice sheet in the 1920's and 30's, long before the era of global climate studies.

As such, we argued that the scientific understanding of arctic sea ice decline and polar bear ecology is more credible than the viewpoints put forward on contrarian blogs.

This warming was very wide spread from the 1920's to the 1940's and included the «dust bowl» years in America, retreat of glaciers and the warming of the arctic to levels that approached, but probably did not reach, modern levels, as was noted in this previous Climate Etc. article.

We must remember that data only goes back for 30 years which is but a short window into the naturalcyclic nature of the arctic ice history.

An interesting newcomer to the public discussion of arctic sea ice; fabulous visualizations and good insights [link]

Unfortunately we don't have public data of arctic weather patterns to make more conclusions.But someone who has should be very intrested in these facts.

There are no pictures of arctic ice from the 12th century.

Some of the arctic and antarctic are linked 3 times in a row.

By early December, British Columbia was locked in the grips of an arctic air mass the likes of which hadn't been seen in the province for several years.

Any shift from a gain of 0.5 % to 1.2 % a decade in the antarctic should be seen in the context of the arctic loss.

Hori et al.; 5.0 million square kilometers; Heuristic — remote sensing Basically, there is no change from last month except for an additional rough estimation of the arctic sea - ice albedo.

Paleoclimate History of the arctic.

Speakers cover a wide range of arctic research topics and can address a variety of audiences including the general public, academics, students, community leaders, and organization members.

Sodankylä provides ideal facilities for versatile observations of arctic low temperature conditions.

We also have evidence for model deficiency - e.g., underestimating the rate of arctic sea ice loss, and for other variables / statistics it is unclear how they are doing.

Hence, one gets a positive feedback whereby the warming of the arctic leads to ice melting which lowers the albedo of the earth and thereby leads to further warming of the arctic (and global climate system as a whole).

Theres no doubt black soot melts ice and that it might be a considerable factor in the episodes of arctic melt over the centuries.

There is warming in parts of the arctic, but not as much, and there's been cooling in parts (i.e. Greenland).