New figures on Arctic sea ice have reignited debate over climate projections after the 2025 summer minimum measured 4.6 million square kilometres — around 35 per cent higher than the record low of 3.4 million square kilometres recorded in 2012.
Commentators highlighting the data say late-season ice retention has improved significantly over the past 13 years and argue that media doomsday predictions of rapidly accelerating summer ice loss have not materialised.
Some analysts claim the longer-term trend now shows little net decline in summer sea ice extent over the past 18 years, despite earlier warnings of an imminent Arctic collapse.

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Some analysts claim the longer-term trend now shows little net decline in summer sea ice extent over the past 18 years, despite earlier warnings of an imminent Arctic collapse.

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Daily Telegraph New Zealand (DTNZ) is an independent news website, first published in October 2021. - where this article was sourced.

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Tell that to the net zero idiots that promote their nonsense. I note that alongside the Maorification clause (UNDRIP) Luxon and McClay have also mischievously inserted this Govt’s commitment to the Paris Climate Accord into the Indian Free Trade Agreement. NZ First will be totally out voted by NZ’s two left wing parties National and Labour as they ram this FTA through parliament.
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