[DBrow]

There is a scientist who monitors mean sea level by watching Earth’s rotation rate closely. If the sea level goes up a tiny bit, the Earth spins a little slower.
He says there has been no sea level change since (I think) 1978, when there was significant evaporation and mean sea level went down a bit.

Let me see if I can find him...

[faucetman]

Just a question. Do volcanoes erupting under the sea displace water, causing the seas to rise?

[fhayek]

South Pacific sea levels – Best records show little or no rise?!

This cannot be true. The models are quite clear on this.

[steelyourfaith]

Excellent posts again, Ernest. Thanx !

 

Beam me to Planet Gore !

[KarlInOhio]

Here I thought that the Navy was ready to fly helicopters to evacuate the last residents of Hawaii from the top of Mauna Kea as the waves were lapping at their feet.

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

Related thread:

NZ research shows Pacific islands not shrinking

Posted on Wed 02 Jun 2010 03:13:54 PM PST by HospiceNurse

And :

Ocean Conveyor Belt Confounds Climate Science

[al baby]

Does this take into account the displacement of Guam ?

[OldDeckHand]

"South Pacific sea levels – Best records show little or no rise?!"

Countdown to the new media meme that says - "Man-made Global Warming causing water to evaporate - the danger of disappearing oceans".

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

Reading list ping.

Trying to nail the coffin shut... of the AGW crowd.

Apologize for the multiple pings if you received them...

[Unam Sanctam]

So Barack “Canute” Obama really has lowered the sea levels?

[paulycy]

The seas are not rising and the sky is not falling.

There must be room in there for the marxists to find *something* to panic about.

[William Tell]

Haven't we been assured that sea levels MUST rise due to the melting of glaciers and other land-based ice-packs?

If the seas aren't rising, and yet global warming is melting the glaciers, then ... where is the water going? Are the lakes getting bigger? Are the water levels in the aquafers rising? The melting must result in water accumulating somewhere.

Or is it possible that, somehow there is no melting?

That would introduce yet another puzzle? How, despite the globe warming, is the frozen water not melting?

I think that history indicates that periods of climate-alarmism last about thirty years. That is how long it takes for short-term trends to reverse themselves and reveal the foolishness of the alarmists.

I suspect a new ice age coming on, real soon now.