A major new study has found that surface temperatures in Greenland have been falling for the past 20 years.
The discovery directly conflicts with the “climate emergency” and “global boiling” narratives being promoted by the corporate media and green agenda advocates.
Unfortunately, the study has been completely ignored by the legacy media.
The study was conducted by a leading group of Thai scientists and mathematicians.
During their study, the team processed 31,464 satellite recordings from 2000-2019 over the entire area of Greenland.
They found that the average temperature has slowly fallen by 0.11°C.
The researchers noted that the findings indicate a “non-significant change in LST [land surface temperature].”
The latest evidence of actual cooling over a significant area of the Arctic will not be news in scientific circles, however.
This study backs up previous findings of recent temperature falls and conflicts with the United Nations-funded “science” regarding “climate change.”
Such findings also undermine the media’s fearmongering in support of the World Economic Forum’s (WEF) “Net Zero” agenda.
According to the “global warming” narrative, “climate change” is causing the catastrophic melting of the Greenland ice sheet, leading to soaring sea levels.
The study did note that it found some slight temperature increases in ice-free sub-regions of Greenland.
However, the researchers note that this was attributed to “population density” in urban areas.
The World Economic Forum recently predicted a “total collapse” of the Greenland ice sheet within a few months.
However, climate fearmongering from globalists aims to force the general public into supporting a collectivist command-and-control “Net Zero” solution.
While the public is told to simply accept the “climate crisis” narrative without asking questions, the claims simply aren’t supported by science.
In fact, they are often debunked, with multiple top scientists warning that “global warming” is a hoax.
Antarctica has barely warmed during 70 years of detailed observations.
In the Arctic, meanwhile, the situation is complex and open to many interpretations.
The Thai mathematicians stick mainly to their statistics and find “no evidence of warming over ice-free and ice-covered areas.”
However, they do note earlier work by a group of Japanese scientists (Matsumura et al. 2021) that suggested the Central Pacific El Niño Southern Oscillation teleconnection played a “key role” in recent summer Arctic climate change.
The Matsumura team found a recent slowdown in Greenland ice loss and warming.
The El Niño role is also thought to have helped the recent overall Arctic sea ice recovery.
Changes around Greenland can be attributed to “natural variability, rather than anthropogenic forcing,” note the scientists.
“Most climate models were unable to reasonably simulate the unforced natural variability over Greenland,” they added.
In Antarctica, globalists have been unable to push the same ice-melting narratives due to a decades-long lack of any warming.
Warnings of a “tipping point” are often heard after natural melting and ice breaks in western Antarctica.
But late last year, a paper by a group of international scientists found significant recent cooling across the entire area.
The paper was published by the American Meteorological Society.
The study observed a 2°C fall in the 20 years to 2018.
During the spring season, the fall was a massive 1.84°C every decade, while the winter reduction came in at 1.19°C over the same period.
As is usual when temperatures drop, the carbon dioxide blame game is laid aside and answers are sought in natural climate variations.
In this case, it was noted that temperatures in the eastern Pacific equatorial region had dropped over the last 20 years under review.
Again don’t expect the climate models to have much idea about what is happening in the real atmosphere.
There is said to be “no robust agreement” among the models on the important sea temperatures driving the western Antarctica air temperature.
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