21.12.2007.
El Blog del día: Desde el Exilio por su sano escepticismo ante el catastrofismo del cambio climático.
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according to the NASA Earth Observatory. Some 58,000 square miles of ice formed per day for 10 days in late October and early November, a new record.
Por Luis I. Gómez according to the NASA Earth Observatory. Some 58,000 square miles of ice formed per day for 10 days in late October and early November, a new record. Según el Observatorio Terrestre de la NASA , se han formado unas 58.000 millas cuadradas de hielo nuevo por día durante los pasados meses de octubre y noviembre. Es un nuevo récord! (Esta vez el chivatazo me lo da Lady Vorzheva.) El Ártico presentaba ayer este aspecto (como ven, la capa de hielo totalmente recuperada; fuente de las imágenes): In a presentation at the AGU meeting in San Francisco, researchers from KU's Center for the Remote Sensing of Ice Sheets will show evidence that a weakness in the earth's crust could be causing underground magma to melt the ice above. If that is in fact happening, the water could be melting and carrying away more ice as it flows away from the "hot spot." "We think it may be a part of greater geothermal activity beneath the entire ice sheet," said Kees van der Veen, a KU researcher and professor in the department of geography. Me imagino que Al Gore no ha oído hablar nunca de geotermia.Los hielos del ártico se recuperan en tiempo récord
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