If that ice cap goes any farther north the tundra could just up and float away.
“Floating Tundra Syndrome” can be every bit as dangerous as…as… well it can be pretty dang dangerous.

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Isn’t that cute! Who’s this little Henry Waxman fellow? Was this part of his 3rd grade science fair project? Well, hopefully little Hank will grow up and realize that the “North Pole” isn’t really “evaporating”…

Good luck young man. /sarc off

and if too much ice melts, it waters down the vodka.

I’m just sayin’

(PS: where is all the MSM who wanted to crucify Sarah Palin over her knowledge of geography?)

What do they have these things Quarterly? You were just reporting from there in March we had discussions: Climate Cycles/Shifts

Anyone else see that Earth 2100 ABC garbage?

http://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/snow-and-ice/snow-cover.php?region=nh&begmonth=04&begday=1&begyear=2009&endmonth=04&endday=30&endyear=2009&submitted=Animate+Selection

and for 2008
http://wattsupwiththat.com/2008/02/09/jan08-northern-hemisphere-snow-cover-largest-since-1966/

Again, what is everyone smoking up there on capital hill?

Sorry……

I took the family on a cruise, and it was great. But I need to share a piece of it here. First stop was Memorial Day in Juneau (home of 200-plus-inch snowfalls last two years), and we took a bus up to the Mendenhall Glacier. Before a film at the National Park center, the Park Ranger just had to comment that the glacier was receding due to global warming, and we need to help. Of course, if glaciers did not recede, we would not have the Great Lakes, Minnesota, Michigan, Wisconsin, Niagara Falls, or much drinking water in upper Midwest. And, as my 18-year-old son further commented to me, building park centers and having folks walk on the glacier area and driving trucks on the glacier so that environmentalists can drill holes in it probably does not help either. (His comments were a moment of pride, as we homeschool our kids.) Drill holes in ice, and you might fall in.

Later that day, we went up to Mt. Roberts on the Tramway. (This is a must if you go there. The views are breathtaking.) In the gift shop, I find a book on the Hubbard Glacier, which we were going to cruise up to the next day. It seems the Hubbard Glacier is advancing, growing, at a very high rate, defying the teachings of the global warming priesthood. If I had only known this at Mendenhall I would have challenged the young, brain-washed ranger. And by the way, we got to witness the calving of the Hubbard Glacier from the cruise ship (HAL Amsterdam) and it was truly an awesome site. Achance, your state is beautiful. Thanks Alaska for the hospitality.

there is way too much stupid in that quote, so it’s a good thing he leaves the laws to the scientists.

it made me think that the tundra, once freed of its onerous ice prison, would rampage through the northern climes looting and pillaging at will.

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I propose this newly discovered land mass be named the “Waxman Tundra”.

And I shudder to think what would happen if that land mass ever broke free from its ice cap chains to terrorize one of the original seven,

“The senseless waste of pitting these two mighty forces of nature against each other, like matter vs. anti-matter, will be a tragedy, not only for the continents involved..” [ flips card over ] “..but for our planet. All nations must band together, to ensure that such a conflageration never takes place.”

   -AlGore