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To: onedoug

The worlds oceans obviously rise higher in some areas than others.


31 posted on 02/03/2017 11:10:32 AM PST by zek157
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Check out the actual data here -

https://tidesandcurrents.noaa.gov/sltrends/sltrends.html

No big deal, predicted rises in the order of 6 inch to one foot over 100 years in that area.


32 posted on 02/03/2017 11:42:35 AM PST by az_gila
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Re> The worlds oceans obviously rise higher in some areas than others

Some parts of the ocean have more sponges growing there

33 posted on 02/03/2017 11:50:38 AM PST by IC Ken
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“The worlds oceans obviously rise higher in some areas than others.”

Yes, for the “flat earth folks” this a problem because it really isn’t flat, it’s tilted slightly! (s)
FWIW I drive Hwy 37 often (our daughter who lives in Petaluma just arrived here having driven 37 to get here. The ONLY real problem with 37 is it’s only two lanes and needs to be four. Normally, the roadbed is 6 to 10 feet above the water in the sloughs on either side of it. Hell, the eastern approach to the Dumbarton Bridge (which I drove across last evening) on SF Bay is a whole lot closer to the water than is 37 and no one is bitching about it! This is simply more “envirowhacko scare tactics” coupled with the notion that they will get more grant money to “study” all of this stuff.


34 posted on 02/03/2017 11:52:38 AM PST by vette6387
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