Susan Crockford If the  hottest year ever  can't precipitate ‘ice-free' conditions in September, what's it going to take? Arctic sea ice failed to nose-dive again this year, undoubtedly disappointing expects who have been anticipating  a ‘death-spiral'  decline for ages. Arctic sea ice hit its seasonal low sometime  around mid-September  this year and although the precise value hasn't been published, the average September ice coverage will likely be about 4.2 mkm2 once it gets announced in early October.

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