https://wattsupwiththat.com/2016/08...ing-coastal-land-area-despite-sea-level-rise/
How does the earth gain both land and water increases? Because of this thing called "glacial rebound". The earth is actually growing slightly in diameter with the loss of the huge loads of water on the continental shelves.
Of course there is a limit to this but that limit hasn't been reached yet and this latested warm period is near it's end. So we are likely to see the end of the melting of the lower latitude glaciers and a halt to sea level growth.
We have seen theories that the Medieval Warm Period wasn't caused by the Milankovitch Cycles but from a very large volcanic eruption in Indonesia I think. Surely there are geological markers of that. But that is probably not the reason because it wouldn't answer why the extremely complex climactic patterns over time that are also marked in our geology.
CO2 is NOT a greenhouse gas in the manner in which it has been portrayed. It probably does have this effect at concentrations below a quarter of what they are now. But CO2 quickly reaches saturation with the available energy from the Sun since the absorption lines are so narrow and in areas where there really aren't much energy available.
Here is a reasonably simple article on what is going on.
Fudge Factor.
Your father was there 65 years ago and little atolls disappeared. Aren't you the one that was telling me that I had to have the highest quality sources? But YOUR FATHER who is probably dead or senile now is YOUR source?
I was working at Sandia National Laboratories, Lawrence Livermore Laboratories and Lawrence Berkeley Laboratories while you were in diapers. Exactly what scientific credentials do you have?