The Arctic spent most of the summer of 2026 shadowing the single most catastrophic melt year in the satellite record. Every time climate scientists opened the NSIDC’s daily sea ice charts, the 2026 line tracked uncomfortably close to 2012 — the year that shattered every prior record and set the benchmark against which every summer melt season since has been quietly measured. What prevented 2026 from equaling that disaster was not a…
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