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The Coast Guard said it had no choice but to pull the Amundsen off its research expedition because some communities are running out of fuel and other vital supplies
Steady westerly winds and a late breakup of sea ice in Hudson Bay has blocked shipping channels, making it impossible for freighters to reach many ports.
For the scientists, however, it means a mission that was planned down to the minute has suddenly been upended.
Perhaps, the fact that their research ship was rerouted because of the sea ice should be a strong message to those scientists about their global warming hypothesis.
“Scientists are frustrated, ” Dr. Jay Cullen said in an e-mail sent Tuesday from the Amundsen, which on Sunday pulled in its scientific probes, did a U-turn in Davis Strait – between Greenland and Nunavut – and headed to the south tip of Baffin Island.
“The Amundsen has never been diverted from science for ice breaking duty in the Arctic according to the Captain, ” wrote Dr. Cullen, a University of Victoria researcher whose Geotraces project relates to the impacts of ocean acidification and climate change effects.
He said research projects, some of which took four years to plan, will have to be put aside.
“Some proposed scientific operations will be canceled, ” he wrote.
The Arctic ice cap has not, contrary to the predictions of climate alarmists, completely disappeared: in fact it has been growing rapidly, increasing by an entire third just in 2013 and more since.
"It would suggest that sea ice is more resilient perhaps. If you get one year of cooler temperatures, we've almost wound the clock back a few years on this gradual decline that's been happening over decades, " ice scientist Rachel Tilling tells the BBC. The Beeb was reporting on newly published updated research which has confirmed the Arctic ice's remarkable resurgence over the last couple of years.
No sign of consensus on climate change. (Canada's Climate Change Task Group fails to frame concrete action plan to stop global warming): An article from: Canadian Chemical News Book (Chemical Institute of Canada) |