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To: Oldeconomybuyer
the island, which averages a couple feet above sea level, could see bay waters rise

Any documented rise in the last 10 years?

20 years?

50 years?

3 posted on 07/05/2023 5:26:08 AM PDT by grobdriver (The CDC can KMA!)
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To: grobdriver

Environmentalists see a dangerous kind of denialism.”

“Environmentalists “ are mostly deluded fools or hucksters getting rich off of endowments


18 posted on 07/05/2023 5:41:09 AM PDT by iamgalt ( )
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To: grobdriver

When you drive along Florida’s coast and stop in restaurants, they often have historic photos of the beach. Some date back to the nineteen tens. You can often recognize landmarks and they tide line hasn’t changed in all that time.


20 posted on 07/05/2023 5:42:29 AM PDT by Gen.Blather (Wait! I said that out loud? )
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To: grobdriver

Imagine the panic if we had evolved 12,000 years earlier. How could we have possibly prevented the glacier from melting and leaving Dayton, Ohio ice free?


22 posted on 07/05/2023 5:44:49 AM PDT by hardspunned (Former DC GOP globalist stooge)
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To: grobdriver

I vacationed and occasionally lived near Solomons Island, Maryland at the mouth of the Patuxent River at a place called Drum Point just across from the PAX River Naval Air station from 1960 to the present. I had both physical and visual access to numerous landmarks in the area including Calvert Cliffs, the Calvert Cliffs nuclear power plant, the Calvert Cliffs liquid gas facilities, the Cedar Point, Drum Point, and Cove Point lighthouses, and the stone bulkhead surrounding the PAX River Naval air station in an area called the targets. There has been no discernible change in sea levels or erosion for more than 60 years. A road only inches above the bay just down the road from my summer home/shack occasionally gets overwashed at peak tide during heavy winds but has been unchanged since 1960. The aforementioned wind driven high tides still lap at the cliffs causing erosion and the cliffs to collapse in random places exposing sharks teeth and the occasional megalodon tooth to be exposed. At the current rate of “sea rise” and erosion I would say there is a better chance of the megalodon returning from the dead than us dying from Globaloney warming!


25 posted on 07/05/2023 5:47:43 AM PDT by lurked_for_a_decade (Imagination is more important than knowledge! ( e_uid == 0 ) != ( e_uid = 0 ). I Read kernel code.)
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