A vast majority of the ports and marinas with tide gages are in the Atlantic Basin. The shores of the Atlantic Basin are largely riding atop crust this is subsiding. (Contrast this with the lesser ported Pacific shore's overall uplift). I rest my case.
OK, so what does this have to do with CO2, campfires, plate tectonics, sunspots, rotation and wobble of Earth's axis, and water seeking its own level?