Climate Letter #803

An interview with Jennifer Francis about ongoing changes in the Arctic.  Jennifer would be my first choice for who to listen to on this subject.  She is actually an alarmist but in a quiet sort of way.  This story is loaded with information and her interpretations.

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The main story about how Antarctica fits in has gained more support.  A new study provides added confirmation that we know how the entire system works.  Because of its special geography, Antarctica will warm two or three times as much as the rest of the planet but the full effect will be slow to develop and take perhaps a couple of centuries.
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Donald Trump and Al Gore have a lengthy meeting that was apparently friendly, and “to be continued.”  This was totally unexpected.  Gore’s brief comments that followed do not sound discouraging about whatever new US climate policy is in the making.
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An intriguing report about potential improvement in transportation energy.  I would like to see more information before getting overly excited.  The sources are reasonably credible, so give it a look.

The pattern of Antarctic sea ice movement made a surprising abrupt shift in September.  The chart at this site shows an unusual difference from recent years.  (You need to click on “Antarctic” plus a few individual years.)  The Arctic chart, which is also extraordinary, has been given much more publicity lately.

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More discussion about both patterns at this site:  http://www.reuters.com/article/us-climatechange-ice-idUSKBN13U24P
Carl

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