We all thought the damn' Arctic Ice was melting, reducing the risk of iceberg collisions and opening up the North-West Passage.
According to the 'Weather Eye' in Wednesday's Times (not available online), research carried out for a charity called Cape Farewell, strong winds have just blown some of the Arctic Ice a few miles south and jammed it all against the eastern coast of Greenland.
The good news is that the Gulf Stream is not affected, that keeps the UK relatively warm for its latititude.
Friday, 9 November 2007
Great news for international shipping (not!)
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Labels: Arctic Ice, Global cooling, Northwest Passage, Science
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