Here's the rub. It's already happening. Miami is regularly flooding. When Insurance companies stop insuring coastal properties, there's likely to be a crash like 2008.
Miami has been flooding for all of history.
Here's the rub. It's already happening. Miami is regularly flooding. When Insurance companies stop insuring coastal properties, there's likely to be a crash like 2008.
Miami has been flooding for all of history.
That's nice.
Here's the rub. It's already happening. Miami is regularly flooding. When Insurance companies stop insuring coastal properties, there's likely to be a crash like 2008.
When you live at sea level this will happen and has been happening for numerous years and not just in Miami. If the climate is changing as it has numerous times since the earth was created you are powerless to change that trend, it is a fools errand to try. The funny thing is that I spend an awful lot of time in Florida for my job and have traveled the state extensively over the years and the trend of which you speak has never put a single beachside hotel underwater, they still stand there as they have for decades, and before you spout off about bringing in sand to replenish the beaches know that has been happening for decades as well due to natural erosion. Sell your junk science wares elsewhere, nobody is buying it.
Currently, sea level is rising at a rate of about 3mm/year. It will take a little while for that to be noticed. The best models suggest that if we continue to emit greenhouse gases at current rates, it will peak at a rate of about 6cm/year. And that we will notice pretty fast.
Currently, sea level is rising at a rate of about 3mm/year. It will take a little while for that to be noticed. The best models suggest that if we continue to emit greenhouse gases at current rates, it will peak at a rate of about 6cm/year. And that we will notice pretty fast.
Virginia Key, Fl, is already at 3 cm per year for the last few years, and increasing.
Your "models" are the problem.
Sea level can rise because of factors that have nothing to do with carbon.
Your "models" are the problem.
Sea level can rise because of factors that have nothing to do with carbon.
The Earth is shrinking.Reasons such as?
No idea.Do you agree that CO2 is increasing in the atmosphere currently?
Evidence?The Earth is shrinking.
Do you think the keeling curve is made up? What about the changes in ocean pH? pH is steadily decreasing due to increasing carbonic acid (dissovled CO2). It's to the point where shellfish farmers have to add base to the seawater to bring the pH up so their critters can grow.No idea.
Yes, though I don't know of any other force other than man that could release all of it at once with the same speed.Do you agree that the carbon you fear so much was once not locked up in the rocks?
They 'predicted' that the sea level would rise twenty feet over the next century unless we did something about 'global warming'.
If that should've sounded dumb 18 years ago, then it should sound flat out retarded now that now the estimate is 58 centimeters :chuckle:
A bunch of liars raking in money, one scare at a time. They are telling you to take their word for it, essentially- the science isn't really there.
No one has predicted 20 sea level rise over the next century, so that is a flat or lie.
Do you have no shame?
Except it's not a lie, they just consistently come up with nonsense thing after another. The 90's was met with an exaggerated crisis much like Y2K- you all are just sheep.
You're the one being dishonest, choosing only to take in whatever builds upon your scientific dogma. The global warming idea is made infallible with constant excuse and revision- the world could go into an ice age and you'd point at an ice cube melting :chuckle:
The truth is that 'global warming' is nothing more than an alarmist's gig that does every bit of favor for liberals.
I have found a paper that says that three million years ago when temperatures were last 2 to 3 Celsius above the datum sea levels were 20 feet higher, but I can find nothing like your claim that this was predicted to happen in the next century.
You are a liar, and you lie simply to win arguments without any reference to reality.
Of course, if you actually believe you are honest you will be able to back up your claim and I will withdraw my accusation of poor character. I won't hold my breath, though.
Physical necessity.Evidence?
What part of "no idea" do you not understand? If you have evidence for your claims, present it.Do you think the keeling curve is made up?
Because you say so? Not overly convincing, sorry.What about the changes in ocean pH? pH is steadily decreasing due to increasing carbonic acid (dissovled CO2).
Then what is the problem?Yes.
You're the liar- you can't find anything because you are trained to only look at what supports global warming.
And
It doesn't matter what I 'back up', it will be denied by you- you're a 'global normalcy' denier
Physical necessity.
The Earth's rate of rotation increases with seismicity. The only reasonable way to make sense of that is to assume mass is being redistributed more toward the core.