RollingThunder
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Thanks for posting the picture of yourself. I kind of thought that was how you look.The limitations (small set of tide gauges only around US coastline) of the tide gauge study cited in the OP have already been discussed.the tide gauge data from a recent journal paper show no acceleration.
one thing I think many people dont realize is that sea level change is not the same in every part of the world.
new and presumably better technology shows an increased rate during the last warming period but it is flattening out since the ocean temps have gone flat as well.
the cry of "ocean sea level rise is accelerating" that we all have heard proclaimed as fact in the media is not exactly as advertised.
Anyone who has looked into this issue knows that sea level changes vary geographically for a variety of reasons. One is that in some places the coastline, the land itself, is either rising or sinking slightly, independent of the sea levels. For example, Alaska is rising a bit as the weight of the ice is removed.
Look at just the left half of the graph and draw a straight line through the blue line, then do the same for the right hand half of the graph. Notice a difference between the angle of the two lines? That's the increase in sea level rise in the last half century.
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Figure 1: Global corrected tidal station data (Church 2006 updated to 2009-dark blue, and Jevrejeva 2008- red)
Have "ocean temperatures gone flat"? Or did a strong El Nino bring colder temperatures to the surface last year?
NOAA: 2010 Tied For Warmest Year on Record
January 12, 2011
Global ocean surface temperatures for 2010 tied with 2005 as the third warmest on record, at 0.88 F (0.49 C) above the 20th century average. The range of confidence associated with the ocean surface temperature is +/- 0.11 F (+/- 0.06 C).
and so what s0n??
The folks think the "man-made" part is total BS, so who cares? The k00ks get real proud posting up this stuff, but in the bigger picture, it doesnt add up to a hill of beans.
Senate Democrats Kill Ambitious Climate Legislation - Ecocentric - TIME.com
Kim Strassel: Cap and Trade Is Dead - WSJ.com
Cap-and-Trade Is Dead. Long Live Cap-and-Trade | Patrick J. Michaels | Cato Institute: Commentary
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As for the rest of your demented rant.....LOLOLOLOLOL.
"The folks" apparently refers to your denier cult and small portions of the general public who've been fooled by the fossil fuel industry's propaganda campaign. Intelligent people on the other hand, still understand that the science is clear and the planet is warming up at an increasing rate and they care deeply about our future. It is only you denier loons who don't care. Your statements highlight the fact that for you denier cult dummies, the argument is political, not scientific.

. They label the skeptics as "fringe".............yet Cap and Trade is dead and buried. And they're still talking about fcukking temperature graphs 


