Another ‘polar bears are in trouble’ story….yawwwn

When will they ever learn? IF NASA:s figures this time is accurate, Which isn’t proven, Their own lines regarding lowest sea-ice is false!

According to official figures for Polar Bears counting, not interest organisations of CO2-believers, there are around 22 000 polar bears, not 25 000, but that doesn’t matter –

In March 2011 each Polar Bear alone (counted on 22 000 individs) had 634 square kilometers alone to walk on.
Today they have 636 square kilometers….. As far as I know 636 is more than 634? 😛

Anyhow you can compare with Manhattan 58,8 km² respectively New York City 783,66 km² (land) thus you see that each Ice Bear have more than 80% of NYC area to walk on sea ice alone if anyone of them wants to…….

Swedish media
NASA: Istäcket i Arktis det minsta någonsin, SvD 22 mars 2015 Jämför man NASA:s egna statistik var det i mitten på 1990-talet betydligt mindre 😛 🙂 😛

Tillsammans ser vi till att Sverige tar täten i klimatfrågan, nybildade nätverket KlimatSverige, GP debatt 27 mars 2015 OKUNSKAPEN ÄR STOR BLAND DE SOM INTE FÖRSTÅR ATT KONSENSUS ÄR EN POLITISK TERM, INTE VETENSKAPLIG.

Inte heller förstår de Archimedes princip, Jordens historia och geologi troligen förstår de nada av följande:

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Watts Up With That?

The reality is: polar bears are doing better than 50 years ago

From the University of Washington and the department of unbearable press releases:

First global review on the status, future of Arctic marine mammals

For Arctic marine mammals, the future is especially uncertain. Loss of sea ice and warming temperatures are shifting already fragile Northern ecosystems.

The precarious state of those mammals is underscored in a multinational study led by a University of Washington scientist, published this week in Conservation Biology, assessing the status of all circumpolar species and subpopulations of Arctic marine mammals, including seals, whales and polar bears. The authors outline the current state of knowledge and their recommendations for the conservation of these animals over the 21st century.

”These species are not only icons of climate change, but they are indicators of ecosystem health, and key resources for humans,” said lead author Kristin Laidre, a…

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