I live on Long Island. The high tide line isn’t any higher than 53 years ago when I moved here. Going fishing on my boat tomorrow. Will fill you in if that changed any.
“The high tide line isn’t any higher than 53 years ago when I moved here. “
I’m in Florida. Practically every seaside restaurant has photos of the beach from the teens to the twenties and through the sixties on the wall. The range of the tide lines never varies much. If a whole row of buildings from the forties were sticking out of the water, I’d be concerned. Instead, the only things that have risen there are the prices.
I have beachfront property in Central Florida—at least it was 200,000 years ago. ;)
My backyard ends at a saltwater stream - no change in the last 40 years.
Unless liberal elites can show us a glass of water where water on one side of the glass is higher than the other side, I'm calling BS on this story too.