Still 500 kilometres from the North Pole the team now plan to be “lifted off the ice” by the end of this week because it’s just too cold – too cold to keep going and too cold to get the measurements they intended.
According to Steven Goddard blogging at WUWT, “I believe that they have done a fantastic job educating the public about the Arctic. Their mission has been followed breathlessly by BBC and Guardian reporters, who previously believed that the Arctic had melted and become a place for sunbathing.
“Following the daily reports of ice, cold, frostbite, hypothermia, pain and general misery being endured by the team – even the most daft newspaper reporter must be aware now that the Arctic is a very cold and icy place.” ...more from Jennifer Marohasy here...
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I don't know if you know this guy but, given your interest in global warming/cooling/whatever it is this decade, this might interest you:
http://www.anenglishmanscastle.com/archives/007361.html#trackbacks
Thanks Mark, that's a good link. I've left a post there and have visited in the past.
(Casual readers, this guy blogs as Butch http://keepthinkingbutch.blogspot.com/
have a look...)
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