I believe that it was an extremely good thing that President Donald J. Trump has eliminated the "Obama- Era Climate Policies."
I personally believe that the Obama-Era Climate Policies were intellectually dishonest and basically set up the theme for the Bill Gates lecture "Innovating to zero" that was one of the worst ideas that I have ever heard elaborated on in a major political lecture by a famous and influential person during my sixty six years.
I have reason to believe that Mr. Al Gore's film "An Inconvenient Truth" was intellectually dishonest. Mr. Al Gore left us with the impression that a Carbon Tax could be useful in preventing a potentially catastrophic rise in ocean levels but I believe that powerful evidence exists that Mr. Al Gore was incorrect in leaving us with that impression.
Trump eliminates Obama-era climate policies
Here is a question related to the world's most extreme tidal waters?
"Physics question related to the geography of the Bay of Fundy?"
"If average ocean levels were to rise by ten centimeters.... .would
the multiplier effect of the geography of the Bay of Fundy continue?
The fact that the Bay of Fundy funnels tidal waters plus......
it is over 170 miles long, (274 kms), it produces high tide level that are tenX to fifteenX over the difference in tidal waters where I live.
So... could high tide levels near TRuro, N. S. to Moncton, N. B. be up by a meter or more if average ocean levels were to rise by ten centimeters?" [Dennis Tate, March 7, 2021]
Am I wrong to believe that rising ocean levels will happen first and foremost along the Bay of Fundy between the Canadian provinces of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia and the USA State of Maine?
"Physics question related to the geography of the Bay of Fundy?"
"If average ocean levels were to rise by ten centimeters.... .would
the multiplier effect of the geography of the Bay of Fundy continue?
The fact that the Bay of Fundy funnels tidal waters plus......
it is over 170 miles long, (274 kms), it produces high tide level that are tenX to fifteenX over the difference in tidal waters...
Is it true that the ADDITION of H2O to Antarctica has kept ocean levels relatively stable not only for the past decades but actually for many centuries?
I feel that the entire article by Mr. Gershom Gale is relevant to the truth on this question?