[mdittmar]

Get prepared,we only have 89 years;)

[E. Pluribus Unum]

[doc1019]

I thought Obama was going to fix this?

[blackdog]

Does anyone find it particularly odd that the University of Arizona is doing this research? Maybe it’s just me?

[Balding_Eagle]

They promised us warm weather, and ‘children would only read about snow’.

Let them deliver on that first.

[GOPJ]

Is there anyone left who still believes this stuff?

[MarineBrat]

[CedarDave]

Predictive global warming models: Garbage in, garbage out.

I’m glad I got my geosciences degree from U of A when they were still doing meaningful research. No doubt they got a big bundle of Uncle Sam’s cash to continue to push Al Gore’s global warming crap. I feel sorry for the students who come out of there who are brainwashed with unscientific facts.

[Hoodat]

Bring it on. If every bit of glacial ice melted, there would be MORE arable land than there is now.

I can't wait to get my hands on some beachfront property in Greenland.

[PA Engineer]

"According to the most recent sea-level-rise science, that's where we're heading," said lead researcher Jeremy L. Weiss of UA's department of geosciences. "Impacts from sea-level rise could be erosion, temporary flooding and permanent inundation."

[Horusra]

Have the so called “scientists” and their droves of loons ever gotten one of these apocalyptic predictions correct? Weren’t we already supposed to be underwater and hip deep in trash and flaming icecaps like 10 years ago?

How can anyone possibly take these people seriously? This is money wasted that could be used to cure diseases or fund useful research.

[kearnyirish2]

I like when they use Venice as an illustration of the sea level already rising, as though the ocean can rise there without rising here. Pretty stupid stuff, batted about by losers who haven’t had a cause since the war in Vietnam ended...

[The Duke]

They can get back to me when the first beachside hotel is flooded with non-storm, non-tsunami -related water.

[skeeter]

I don’t live too close to any cities, so I guess I’m OK.

[DTogo]

Washington DC flooded, the numbskulls and their minions having to relocate to fly-over country...

Revenge is best served cold.

[TAP ONLINE]

You guys really don’t get it. For the next 80 years we are going to have excessive snowfall. When it melts it has no where to go but out to sea. See the sea levels will rise.
Q.E.D.

[Publius6961]

Research led by University of Arizona scientists suggests rising levels could threaten an average of 9 percent of the land within 180 U.S. coastal cities by the end of the century.

There they go again.
Don't these incompetents ever give up?

Seems like those researchers need new leadership.
When The University of Arizona wannabes can show me bonae fides like this famous researcher/sea level expert, I might listen to them. I don't expect to have to waste my time.

A REAL Sea-Level Expert

With an honored proven record.

[cookcounty]

Do we have to go through the ice-age rebound explanation AGAIN?

The sea is receding in northern latitudes. Many ancient ports in Scandinavia and other northern climes are finding themselves a good distance away from the waters' edge(e.g., Kokkola, Finland). That means, physics non-majors, that the sea MUST RISE in the lower latitudes. This has nothing to do with global warming, unless the complaint is that the ice age ended and now we have to deal with the horrible consequences.

[dynachrome]

We’re doomed, I tell ya, doomed!

[upchuck]

Pin-The-Tail-On-The-Donkey Scientific projections of global warming indicate that by 2100, the sea level will rise one meter -- about 3 feet.

This is settled science - there is NOTHING scientific about any Global Warming prognostications.

One meter? A yard (more or less)? I'm at 309 feet above sea level. Bring it on! LOL

[crz]

Well..they better quit putting so many people in them. They’re sinking the land.