mamooth
Diamond Member
No, that' not even close to correct. The premise of your question is completely wrong, so your question is invalid.Ok, the seas have been rising since the end of the last glacial period about 22,000 years ago. About 6,000 years ago the rate of rise leveled off at 3 to 4 mm per year.
About 6000 years ago, sea level rise leveled out to near 0.
About 100 years ago, it started shooting up.
In 2024, it was actually 5.9mm/year. I don't expect that crazy high rate to continue every year, but it does show evidence as to how the rate of rise isn't slowing, and how the predictions by mainstream science were a bit on the low side, if anything.
When you fail this badly at the basics, how do you expect to be taken seriously?