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Interesting article on sea-level changes

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    Typedef
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    Hmm. Interesting article that.

    So if one takes it as gospel that the sea level taken back in 1841 was indeed accurate, that would poo poo arguments that global warming was leading to rising sea levels.

    Except. It can demonstrably be shown that the Ice sheets particularly in Antartica are melting. Now you don't have to be a career Meterologist to figure out if the Ice sheets melt, sea levels will rise and globally, there will be more precipitation (as a general rule of thumb).

    Sometimes I think one has to doubt the objectivity of study (x) and look at a particular phonemon in the context of all available information. To my mind most information I have seen to date points to rising sea levels, most attributable to the fact that the Antartic ice sheets are indeed melting, due to global warming (allegedly).

    Regards
    Typedef.


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