[canuck_conservative]

Sea levels haven’t changed in 400 years, yet they expect us to believe we’ll all be drowned within the next 15 years.

These people are desperate to keep the scam going, the hysteria is beyond belief.

[hanamizu]

Sea levels haven’t changed in 400 years, yet they expect us to believe we’ll all be drowned within the next 15 years.

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As I have posted before, check out “The Broomway” a path in England that is flooded twice a day by the tides. It has been in use for 600 years—it is still in use by hardy souls who risk getting caught by by the tide.

[Cuttnhorse]

Sea levels haven’t changed in 400 years, yet they expect us to believe we’ll all be drowned within the next 15 years.

One of the subjects taught in a first-year, introductory geology course is the concept of 'emergent' and 'submergent' coasts, and I am surprised that this isn't emphasized whenever the "sea level rise" idiots start yapping.

Emergent coasts are evidenced by shoreline cliffs, sea stacks, etc...uhhh, like the west coast of the US.
Submergent coasts are evidenced by shoreline marshes, off shore sand bars, long bar islands; think intercoastal waterways.

Has nothing to do with sea level rise.

[antidemoncrat]

From NY Post: “Hawaii’s iconic Waikiki Beach could soon be underwater as rising sea levels caused by climate change overtake its white sand beaches and bustling city streets.”

Is it possible the ocean level is rising around Hawaii but no where else?