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Pretty much the same? A lot like it used to be? I look pretty much the same as I did in 1975, too. I'm not, though. http://www.middlebury.net/op-ed/sea-level-rise.jpg And the rate of rise is increasing.

I thought so. Nope. It was like that when I arrived at the URL. And how it looks today is different than in 1975: Florida and the Gulf of Mexico, 1975

Why are your rises and drops abnormal?

:roll: Do you recall what "abnormal" means? Here's more: http://flood.firetree.net/ Right at the top it says "North America" then if you dbl click FL the map scoots to the FL area.

Cool. Thanks for clearing it up. No-one's right all the time. Climate change deniers, obviously. If you notice the big picture here: http://www.physicalgeography.net/fundamentals/7y.html you might see that a couple of the things that influence climate change are atmospheric chemistry and...

I doubt that. Global warming, photography, pictures, photos, climate change, impact, science, weather, arctic, antarctica, climate zones, glacier, arctic warming, antarctica warming, documentation, effects, effects of climate change, paleoclimate, mountain glacier

Well, you are probably better off than Miami's airport, then.

It runs fine, thanks. Haven't used it this winter, though. We are still at it, yes.

That's only your opinion, not fact; especially after you've agreed with me that the zoologist is more versed in climate than your journalist. But whatever your implication was is irrelevant anyway. Wrong again. I think you like the habit of being wrong. The issue is right from the topic title...

There are lots of possibilities. Here's one: - Antarctic ice shelf collapse possibly triggered by ocean waves

A little information on the effects of higher concentrations of substances in the oceans (including CO2): The carbon cycle before humans: New studies provide clearer picture of how carbon cycle was dramatically affected long ago

lol You are 8' above sea level? Miami's airport is 11' above sea level. Isn't the Gulf of Mexico deep? Lookit this: Hurricane's Waves Soared to Nearly 100 Feet | LiveScience And that's not tidal waves. :)

The implication was evident. I'm not wrong. The globe is warming and it isn't a scam.

Yeah that sure proves glbal warming is a scam alright. :roll:

So? Avro posted a debate between a journalist denier and Monbiat and you implied Monbiat is no more qualified than the journalist at climate matters. I simply pointed out that your implication is wrong and you just agreed with me. Thank you. And that just shows you are closed to evidence and...

Try not to be so obtuse. My initial point was that they are a lot more expert on climate than journalists.

Wrong answer. Alex Trebec says you are out of the round.

So? You are saying these gases, oil, and coal are causing the oceans to rise?

What's making the oceans rise? Why are glaciers shrinking? Why are there more extreme weather patterns? Or is it that all the conditions causing these occurrences are just coincidentally happening at the same time?

So you think the rest of what he said is accurate. Cool.