[BenLurkin]

The culprits...

[MtnClimber]

It was at the end of the Ice Age. What color is ice? That is the problem...ice supremacy.

[Phillyred]

Nothing melted before the founding of the USA.

[cranked]

Something long written about by Hancock, Schoch, etc. etc. etc. Mainstream just catching up? Like w t f.

[Telepathic Intruder]

10 times faster than today. What is 10 times nothing?

[Libloather]

Would it have flooded the basement in Hussein’s beachfront mansion?

[cdcdawg]

Yet another issue that Joe Biden failed to address during his time in the Senate. Jk

[EvilCapitalist]

How dare you.

[pierrem15]

with the Greenland ice sheet rapidly melting

This is bullfeathers. It hasn't melted as much as during the Medieval Warm Period, not to mention the Holocene Maximum several thousand years ago.

[Twotone]

I’ve read that the surface of the earth is still rebounding from the weight of the ice sheets that melted away. If the land is rising, it would explain why we should NOT expect flooding from rising oceans. At least at this point.

[Wuli]

I guess everyone will be going to Holland to learn how they have adapted to sea levels higher than land that they occupy adjacent to the sea (and those north Atlantic seas can be pretty rough at times).

[Empire_of_Liberty]

Have you seen the Sahara?

It’s a desert.

We WANT the ice to melt! Melt, baby, melt!

Dig a sea-level canal through Panama and let the Pacific cut South America loose! Africa will be green, again, and no more Caravans!

[Impala64ssa]

Another fun fact, as recently as the early 1900's, a relatively short time ago there were citrus groves as far north as Georgia. Since the winter of 1977 when snow was on the ground as far south as Tampa there's very few citrus groves left north of the Rat.

That same year was one of the hottest summers in NY, temps topped 100 in some parts of the Catskills. At any given moment some area of the world is hotter/colder/drier/rainier/snowier than "average". It's G-D MADE CLIMATE CHANGE

[bitt]

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[PIF]

They fail to mention that 1800 years after the beginning of the melt, circa 10,800BC, there was a hundred year long comet strike on the North American Laurentide Ice Sheet near the present day Great Lakes - that event began the Younger Dryas Age which was even colder that the Ice Age causing the glaciers to reform for the next 1000 years when something, likely another comet remnant, ended the Younger Dryas suddenly.

“Comparable to melting an ice sheet twice the size of Greenland,”
The Laurentide and Cordilleran, and Eurasian ice sheets were, together, were orders of magnitude larger than 2x Greenland. These guys aren’t even telling the truth about the commonly accepted size of the ice sheets.

This pronouncement seems more toward gaining grants for climate warming models than informing anyone about anything - other than the people who hand out climate grants. See wool, pull over eyes.

[wildcard_redneck]

Total lies and scare mongering. I have been alive over half a century and have yet to actually see or read a news story where people have actually been flooded out of their property in America just due to sea level rise and not a storm.

[momincombatboots]

Lol.. science.

[hanamizu]

“...the Greenland ice sheet rapidly melting and contributing to a rise in sea levels...”

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And where might the rise in sea levels be seen? Sea-level is, well, sea-level and it should be pretty much the same everywhere the sea is.

If anyone is interested check out a path in England called the Broomway. It’s a legal right of way that is flooded twice a day by high tides—fairly dangerous to traverse. It’s been in use for the last 700 years. Seems like sea level is pretty much the same as it has been.

[ProtectOurFreedom]

Ten times faster than today? I thought 10 X 0 was zero. But there was some sea level rise back then.

[butlerweave]

campfires are bad ?

[discipler]

Bull crap alert