[Aristotelian]

[2 Kool 2 Be 4-Gotten]

Should make for some gnarly surfing, dude. Too bad I’ll be pushing 150.

[denydenydeny]

Could, would, might, may. The hallmark of "climate change" reporting.

"There is some limited archaeological evidence [based on] the sill heights of fish enclosures that the Romans used, that's probably the strongest evidence that there hasn't been any significant change in sea level over the last 2,000 years."

Um...doesn't this COMPLETELY contrdict their study? The Medieval Warming Period was significantly warmer than it is today and somehow the world's coastlines were not inundated.

[aruanan]

"The rapid rise in the coming years is associated with the rapid melting of ice sheets."

If they were melting with sufficient rapidity. They are not. Both ice sheets are gaining in mass.

[athlete]

I’ll make sure I leave a boat for my kids in my will.

[eggman]

So what is the probability of this outcome vs. the probability of the sea level remaining virtually unchanged?

Does this "scientific analysis" have predictions for the near term (5-10 year time frame)?

The problem with these predictions is they are just sensationalism to generate media buzz. It's not about the science, it's about the media recognition so they can get more grant money to generate more dire predictions.

[Let's Roll]

Not gonna happen - global cooling will turn so much sea water into ice that the increased weight at the polar ice cap will cause the globe to flip over.

Sorry, goron, you picked the wrong weather cycle.

[SunkenCiv]

I wonder how much the bodies of all the global warming demagogues would cause the sealevel to rise? ;’)

[BIGLOOK]

I live just above sea level on the Big Island and over the past three years we have seen minus three + low tides regularly.

Of course this isn't a scientific study....just another fishing tale.

[dixiechick2000]

[RightWhale]

Run for the high ground!