WUWT reminds us of the global warming apocalypse of calving glaciers back in 2010-2012. This was a sign of the end times.
And, inconveniently, and with little fanfare in the media, this happened at the Petermann glacier:
Well, that’s inconvenient.
Growth of Greenland’s Petermann Glacier during the past five years as revealed by NASA/MODIS satellite imagery from a low point in August 2012 (left) to August 2017 (right) Image comparison by Paul Dorian.
Oh, critics will say, it’s only one year-to-year comparison. Alright, how about a trend? Surely if observed calving in 2010 and 2012 defines “global warming” action on the glacier, a few years of comparisons would be even better, right?
