Beam me to Planet Gore !
Posted on 08/22/2010 9:47:29 AM PDT by Ernest_at_the_Beach
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...
This cannot be true. The models are quite clear on this.
I may have sent you this before, but the actions of the green weenies deserves another look!
http://www.climatechangefacts.info/ClimateChangeDocuments/NilsAxelMornerinterview.pdf
This cannot be true. The models are quite clear on this.
Well then, the data must be adjusted to conform to the models. (I'm quite sure that CRU Hadley will be able handle that task for them.)
NZ research shows Pacific islands not shrinking
Posted on Wed 02 Jun 2010 03:13:54 PM PST by HospiceNurse
And :
Does this take into account the displacement of Guam ?
Thanks for the ping!
Don’t know ....never been there.
Alamo girl How the h are you, Smoochs kind women.
Countdown to the new media meme that says - "Man-made Global Warming causing water to evaporate - the danger of disappearing oceans".
They are trying this also....Related thread:
Modeling predicts “ocean acidification mitigation” - Limiting ocean acidification ...
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Trying to nail the coffin shut... of the AGW crowd.
Apologize for the multiple pings if you received them...
Would that be before or after the capsize?
Not sure if I got your name on my comment back to you.
Trying to nail the coffin shut... of the AGW crowd.
Apologize for the multiple pings if you received them...
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