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Search Results for: Rud Istvan "sea level rise"
Sea level rise, acceleration and the closure problem
by Rud Istvan There is no doubt that interglacials change sea level (SL). And that sea level rise (SLR) can be dramatic on millennial interglacial time scales.
Posted in Climate change impacts, Oceans
Another Antarctic Sea Level Rise False Alarm
by Rud Istvan Aitken et. al. in Nature newly comports to confirm 2015 fears about instability of the Totten Glacier in Eastern Antarctica. This could ‘suddenly’ raise sea level as much as 4 meters! (Or, based on the abstract, maybe … Continue reading
Posted in Polar regions
Sea level rise tipping points
by Rud Istvan Sea level tipping points are a popular CAGW/media theory, easily suggested by images of calving icebergs and summer meltwater rushing down Greenland moulins. But they are alarmist precautionary mitigation fantasies rather than remotely possible future scenarios on multi-centennial … Continue reading
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Ice sheet collapse?
by Rud Istvan One of the catastrophes associated with anthropogenic global warming (CAGW) is a rising sea. Is the projected rise and rate unprecedented? Will it be catastrophic? … Continue reading
Shell game
by Rud Istvan Is ocean acidification the new global warming?
Posted in Climate change impacts
