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No Space.com, Cutoff of Satellite Sea-Ice Data Won't Make Any Difference - ClimateRealism
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Meteorologist Anthony Watts: ‘Arctic sea ice has remained stable for nearly 20 years’ – While ‘Antarctic sea ice has shown periods of growth, particularly in recent years’
No, Space.com, Cutoff of Satellite Sea-Ice Data Won’t Make Any Difference By Anthony Watts Excerpt: Sea ice has long-been a poster child for climate alarmism, but as we’ve discussed extensively at Climate Realism, and Climate at a Glance here, here, and here, it’s a flawed and noisy proxy for climate change. First off, Arctic sea ice, while lower than its 1979-2000 average, has […]
No Space.com, Cutoff of Satellite Sea-Ice Data Won't Make Any Difference - ClimateRealism
The recent Space.com article, dated July 10, 2025, titled “US military cuts climate scientists off from vital satellite sea-ice data,” makes the false case for panic about the loss of data from the Special Sensor Microwave Imager/Sounder (SSMIS) operated by the Department of Defense. Saying, “The changes are the latest attacks by the U.S. government on science and the funding of scientific research in an effort to slash the budget to enable tax …
NOAA announced that it will stop receiving data from the Defense Meteorological Satellite Program (DMSP) in 2025. This move impacts the flow of key information for monitoring hurricanes and weather systems, but also paves the way for new technologies. From the earliest weather satellites to today's constellations, the quality of forecasts has advanced alongside increasingly comprehensive and accurate observations. This evolution is key to addres…
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