glaciers, Tag

We constantly hear panic stories about glaciers melting, accompanied by hysterical voices calling out that retreating glaciers are a clear sign of human-induced global warming.

The DM’s tone implies the inevitability of collapse. But that's wrong.

The presence of such biological material is undeniable evidence that glaciers have historically expanded and retreated in natural cycles long before industrial CO2 emissions [04:10].

There is a pattern here. The Daily Mail has long demonstrated a preference for dramatic, attention-grabbing headlines that far oversell the actual story. Climate Realism has debunked its false, hyperbolic disaster scenario...

Experts are claiming that these glacier surges are not caused by more snow falling, but by the ice becoming so unstable that it loses its grip on the ground and “slips” forward at high speed, often leading to floods and...

Recent glacial records do not support the idea of anthropogenic global warming.

At this point, a reminder is useful: the issue is not what the authors claim, but what the results depend on.

The BBC might like to consider that none of these villages were there three hundred years ago because the glaciers were there instead.

Forgotten aerial photos from 1937 have given researchers at the University of Copenhagen the most detailed picture of the ice evolution in East Antarctica to date...

Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach Gotta say, the endless drumbeat of climate alarmism is pretty boring. The latest salvo is from the Associated Press, with the headline Climate change is…

The paper clarifies and improves calculations of the role of viscous dissipation of kinetic energy into thermal energy as this physical process appears in models of meltwater flows embedded in and at the boundaries of glaciers...

From the "anything and everything is caused by climate change" department comes this groaner of a press release from UC San Diego’s Scripps Institution of Oceanography.

It is crucial to not shoehorn every observation into the global warming narrative.

The researchers have not yet been able to fully determine whether the Himalayan glacier becoming colder is positive news.

Most of the loss has been natural and occurred before human-forced global warming could have been significant.