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notrickszone.com
[AI summary] The provided text discusses various aspects of sea level rise (SLR) and related phenomena across different regions and time periods. Key points include: 1. **Historical and Regional Variability**: SLR rates have varied over time and space, with some areas showing no significant rise or even declines. For example, the Pacific Ocean and parts of the U.S. Atlantic Coast have shown stable or falling sea levels in recent decades. 2. **Natural Variability and Climate Cycles**: Natural factors like ENSO (El Niño-Southern Oscillation) and multi-decadal oscillations significantly influence SLR and coastal dynamics. The 'A.D. 1300 Event' is highlighted as a period of sea-level fall linked to cooling climate conditions. 3. **Island Resilience and Morphodyn... |
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andymaypetrophysicist.com
Guest post by Renee Hannon Introduction The Arctic and Antarctic regions are different and yet similar in many ways. The Arctic has ocean surrounded by land and the Antarctic is a continent surrounded by water. Both are cold, glaciated and located at Earth's poles some 11,000 miles apart. While sea ice has been retreating in... |
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scienceofdoom.com
Introduction This is the long-promised eighth part of the seven-part series on CO2 basics. Part One introduced the idea of CO2 with some basic concepts. Part Three opened up the radiative transfer equations, not solvable on the pocket calculator. Part Five showed two important solutions. And Part Seven showed the current best solutions along with... |
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fabiusmaximus.com
Here is what the IPCC's AR5 says about fears of extinction for other species, and for humanity. |
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