Russian Icebreakers Stuck in the Arctic Global Warming
Posted: January 20, 2017 Filed under: Uncategorized 2 CommentsArctic sea-ice disappeared in 2014 Update…
Russian nuclear icebreaker “Arktika”. By Abarinov (Own work) [Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons
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h/t 1saveenergy – Two Russian icebreakers have become stuck in metre thick ice fields, on their return from a journey to escort supplies to Russia’s northernmost port.
Icebreakers make historic Arctic voyage, then get stuck in frozen sea on return journey
By The Siberian Times reporter 17 January 2017
Vessels could be marooned ‘for a week’ in East Siberian Sea after getting caught in thick ice.
Bulk carriers Sinegorsk and Johann Mahmastal made a successful midwinter cargo crossing from Arkhangelsk to Russia’s northernmost port of Pevek, Chukotka, escorted by icebreakers Kapitan Dranitsyn and Admiral Makarov.
It was the first such crossing since Soviet times, and the ships delivered supplies for the supplies for the world’s first floating heat and power plant to be assembled in Chukotka after a journey lasting from 14…
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ha ha
And now we have cooling.
But what exactly is it and why haven’t we found it yet?
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Correct. But according to Warming alarmists, the planet is melting and it’s all your fault. Sceptics ask questions like the one you just did – but the planets cooling! But you’re a denier for stating observed reality. Nuts.
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