Tell me again about those South Sea islands that “disappeared” because of rising sea levels.
AFAIK, there is only so much water on Earth. If that’s true, how can sea level change? Maybe the land is sinking?
If the oceans were rising, wouldn’t the St. Lawrence run backwards ?
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There are a few sinking islands that are used as talking points. Odd how the GW guys forget to mention that more than 600 new islands have been recently discovered.
Global warming claims seem to rarely, if ever, match reality. Go back to the 2005 IPCC report about the 50 million refugees caused by rising see levels in 2010. Also read that the locations they predicted not only didn’t have a refugee problem, the population grew.
If GW were true, then some rise would come from land-based ice melt. More would come from expansion of the water as it increased in temperature. Water is at it's most dense at 4 degrees celsius and expands as temperature goes up or down from that point. Fortunately, it's not something we really have to worry about since it only applies if GW is true.
Not from rising seas.
They tipped over, too much stuff on one side!
According to the article the rate of rise measured by satellites is 3mm per year.