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Posted Mon Jun 27 2011: from Washington Post:
Arctic sea ice headed for another major melt http://apocadocs.com/s.pl?1309201811
According to one measure of sea ice coverage - average ice extent - the decline in ice cover appears to be occurring slightly faster so far this year than in June 2007, but it's not clear that it will wind up below the extent measured in September 2007.... "It is important to note for context that all 2011 estimates are well below the 1979-2007 September climatological mean of 6.7 million square kilometers."... "We do not know if Arctic change is responsible for record cold outbreaks in Europe the past two years or the heavy snowstorms along the U.S. East Coast. All we know right now is that the behavior fits the current theory."
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Wasn't 2007's melt a once-in-a-century event?

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