Hurricanelover
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Pretty accurate I say. Yet you believe that we don't understand the science and can't predict the future? lol
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Pretty accurate I say. Yet you believe that we don't understand the science and can't predict the future? lol
Pretty accurate I say. Yet you believe that we don't understand the science and can't predict the future? lol
Pretty accurate I say. Yet you believe that we don't understand the science and can't predict the future? lol
Pretty accurate I say. Yet you believe that we don't understand the science and can't predict the future? lol
NO link and Satellite data lacks the precision which is why land based altimeters are still the gold standard which shows a 50% LESS sea level rise rate.
Surely this chart based on a number of published papers showed far more rapid rise that didn't destroy the world.
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Then there is DOGGERLAND which vanished as sea level rose after the glacial sheets melted away.
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Why don't you stuff it!
Less than 3 inches in over 30 years?
Scary!
How many trillions should we waste on windmills to make it stop?
Yet you believe that we don't understand the science and can't predict the future?
The prediction was 1-6 inches, give your next prediction more wiggle room.
LOL!
The "faux skeptic" roars, it is rising, IT IS RISING...
except we're still waiting for a PHOTO documenting that...
It was linked in a reply to the post:Got a link to this study, or are we expected to take your word for it?
It was linked in a reply to the post:
I did some groking and found out that the IS92a (which was actually one of six scenarios (IS92a through IS92f) that the IPCC presented in 1992. They did NOT further divide the IS92a scenario into "high", "mid" and "low". They handled that through scenarios b-f. The IS92a scenario was the worst case, "business as usual" one. The IS92b assumed slight reductions in fossil fuels, and the IS92c scenario was the most climate-optimistic (mostly because it assumed the world economy would stagnate which would reduce economic activity, so it's actually the worst of he lot if you're a human trying to live)It was linked in a reply to the post:
You want a photo to document a 3-inch rise?
Hilarious!
How old were you when you noticed you were being targeted by the Mossad?
Satellite data is good but the manipulation of it is the problem as these charts reveals:
Tide gauges show no acceleration in the rate of sea-level rise, merely the up-and-down that’s been going on for a century and more …
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… and the claimed acceleration in satellite-measured sea level is merely an artifact of changing satellites.
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Tide gauges show no acceleration in the rate of sea-level rise, merely the up-and-down that’s been going on for a century and more
the science and can't predict the future?
Color me surprised.I did some groking and found out that the IS92a (which was actually one of six scenarios (IS92a through IS92f) that the IPCC presented in 1992. They did NOT further divide the IS92a scenario into "high", "mid" and "low". They handled that through scenarios b-f. The IS92a scenario was the worst case, "business as usual" one. The IS92b assumed slight reductions in fossil fuels, and the IS92c scenario was the most climate-optimistic (mostly because it assumed the world economy would stagnate which would reduce economic activity, so it's actually the worst of he lot if you're a human trying to live)
I don't know where the people who drew that graph got their "high", "mid" and "low", but that's all made up bullshit.
Interestingly, IS92a predicted the world would consume 708 EJ of energy in 2025. In fact, it's only about 600 EJ. So I guess science doesn't get it right all the time. Not sure how predictions can be trusted for sea level rise but not for energy consumption. It's like astrology - no one ever pays attention to the predictions it gets wrong.
Oh, and lastly none of the IS92 predictions included sea level rise! They predicted CO2 forcing which was then used to make different assumptions about CO2 increasing the temperature, causing glaciers and ice cap melt and in turn sea level rise.
I know you didn't agree with it but thanks for pointing me to the right place anyway.Color me surprised.
Just to be clear: By providing the link to the actual study referenced in the OP, I certainly wasn’t remotely agreeing with the silly OP. I just figured that if others wished to peruse it, I could make that a bit simpler.
Since I am not a scientist, I don’t claim to grasp all of the technical issues. But I am curious to see where the underlying (alleged” “data” may have been fudged.
Posts like yours I find helpful.
There is no rise.
Only Mossad sponsored "faux skeptics" concede a "rise" that does not exist.
I don't care about a 3-inch rise over 30 years.
How old were you when you noticed you were being targeted by the Mossad?