How to Trade Global Warming

How to Trade Global Warming By Adrian Kempton-Cumber It's 100,000 years since the North Pole was ice free. The ice cap grows or shrinks on a daily basis, depending on the season, and you can watch it unfold if you want to at http://nsidc.org/arcticseaicenews/, where they have a daily updated image of the extent of the ice. This year Ocean Physics Professor Peter Wadhams (Cambridge) has predicted that it will be ice free this year by extrapolating data from the National Snow and Ice Data Center. It's sort of snow and ice Technical Analysis. He's short ice. There is a vast amount of data on the site and lots of images like the one here which shows the extent of the sea ice on 21st June '16. We'll know in mid-September if he was right, as that's the time when the ice recedes the most. And even if he's not this time around it is surely only a matter of time before it is ice free in summer. 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