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By Kenneth Richard on 9. September 2019
The West Coast of North America has 20 long-term (90+ years) tide gauges measuring relative sea level changes. The East Coast has 33. Of the 53 total tide gauges, 45% (24) are negatively accelerating, 14 document falling sea levels, and just 11 have sea levels rising more than 3 mm/yr. Image Source: Boretti, 2019 A […]
Posted in Sea Levels |
By Kenneth Richard on 20. June 2019
A new scientific paper affirms “all the long-term-trend (LTT) tide gauges of the world consistently show a negligible acceleration since the time they started recording in the late 1800s/early 1900s” and there is “no sign of climate models predicted sharply warming and accelerating sea level rise.” Image Source: Boretti, 2019 An accurate determination of sea […]
Posted in Sea Levels |
By Kenneth Richard on 28. January 2019
“As the sea levels have been oscillating, but not accelerating, in the long-term-trend tide gauges of Japan since the start of the 20th century, the same as all the other long-term-trend tide gauges of the world, it is increasingly unacceptable to base coastal management on alarmist predictions that are not supported by measurements.” – Parker, […]
Posted in Alarmism, Natural Variability, Sea Levels |
By P Gosselin on 23. June 2018
Accurately measuring the sea level with a satellite is highly complex and fraught with uncertainty. Even the slightest equipment miscalibrations can produce inaccurate results. Huge discrepancy exists between satellite measurements and observed coastal tide gauge readings. Source: CSIRO. For sea level rise, the figures that are often cited come from namely two sources: satellite measurement, which […]
Posted in Sea Levels |
By P Gosselin on 11. April 2016
Dave Burton of SeaLevel.info site here deserves widespread, world-wide exposure. Hat-tip: Kenneth Richard The site allows user-friendly observation of sea level rise trends at locations across the world using spreadsheet data direct from NOAA and PSMSL, as it is designed to be similar to Paul Clark’s popular interactive temperature graph site (woodfortrees.org). Sea levels rising less than half as fast, no […]
Posted in Sea Levels |
By P Gosselin on 3. September 2015
Sticky post Claims that sea level rise is 3.3 mm/year are looking increasingly like a grand hoax. David A. Burton runs the sea level rise resource site sealevel.info posts an analysis showing sea level rise is only half of what it is claimed to be. ============================ Sea Level Rise Only Matters At The Coasts By […]
Posted in Oceans, Sea Levels |
By P Gosselin on 18. April 2014
330 Years of Sea Level By Ed Caryl Sea level data suffer from the same problem as temperature and other climate measures; there isn’t enough of it. Satellite sea level data only goes back twenty years, even less than the satellite temperature data. Fortunately, because the West was civilized by seafaring nations, we have some […]
Posted in Sea Levels |
By P Gosselin on 31. December 2023
Most climate models are worse than garbage, a number of real measurements, peer-reviewed studies and data show. Their phony results are mainly used to spread fear. Models put out hyper-exaggerated fiction. Image: PIK. The outputs of model simulations often get confused by the media and public as real measurement results. But often they are generated […]
Posted in Misc. |
By Kenneth Richard on 14. September 2023
A stable current global sea level record has apparently been “corrected” to show accelerated rise since the 1990s. A few months ago we highlighted a new study indicating satellite observations reveal Antarctic-wide ice shelves gained +661 Gt of mass from 2009 to 2019. Instead of reporting on these actual observations, agenda-driven scientists have long been […]
Posted in Models, Sea Levels |
By Kenneth Richard on 16. January 2023
Sea level changes along the Pacific coast have not been cooperating with an alarmist narrative. New research reveals sea level rise has decelerated from ~5 mm/yr from the 1970s to 1990s down to about 1.5 mm/yr since the late 1990s along the Peruvian coast. Further, the entire North America Pacific coast has undergone “statistically significant […]
Posted in Sea Levels |
By P Gosselin on 27. February 2022
Scientists find that on average, motion of continents is currently upward. German climate science critical site Die kalte Sonne here reports on a recent study by Hammond et al (2021) titled: “GPS Imaging of Global Vertical Land Motion for Studies of Sea Level Rise“. The study examined the rates and patterns of vertical land motion […]
Posted in Glaciers, Sea Levels, Tectonics/Volcanoes |
By Kenneth Richard on 24. June 2021
Due primarily to land uplift, markings on “seal rocks” show dramatic declines in relative sea level along Sweden’s coasts in the last 290 years. The explanation for falling sea levels throughout much of Northern Europe is that the land in this region of the world is rising faster than eustatic sea levels are. Written records […]
Posted in Cooling/Temperature, Paleo-climatology, Sea Levels |
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