Sea level is stable around the world
The National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has updated its coastal sea level tide gauge data which continue to show no evidence of accelerating sea level rise.
The National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has updated its coastal sea level tide gauge data which continue to show no evidence of accelerating sea level rise.
NOAA exaggerates while China and India expand coal generation.
Activists grossly distort the human impact on sea level.
Sea level has been rising very slowly since before the industrial revolution and people have been geniuses at adapting.
Professor Nils-Axel Mörner, who died on Friday October 16 aged 83 after a short illness, knew more about sea level than did Poseidon himself. CFACT knew Dr. Mörner very well and will miss our friend.
Let’s get back to science and examine the fundamental data and facts to see where the levels of our oceans are actually going.
This being an election year, the weaponization of climate and weather, and especially arctic sea ice, will reach a fever pitch.
President Obama purchased a home on Martha's Vineyard that is doomed under his own pronouncements and experienced massive storms long before global warming became a thing.
The West Antarctic ice sheet, the biggest mass of ice in the world, has been growing since the end of the nineteenth century.
With each passing year of just 3.1 mm rise, future sea level would have to rise dramatically to meet IPCC predictions. And that simply is not happening.
Anyone want to sell their doomed beachfront property on the cheap?
BY JON BASIL UTLEY: Sea level is barely rising, but you wouldn't know it from the media.
The media communicates transparently false and provocatively sensationalized climate claims without vetting them.
Judith Curry's peer-reviewed paper, published in November 2018, shows there has been no acceleration in sea level rise in recent decades, eviscerating the claims of alarmists.
Given a choice between speculative claims of imminent, rapid sea level rise versus long-established objective data showing minimal historic sea level rise with no recent acceleration, the smart money says claims of imminent, rapid sea level rise are unfounded.