Falling Sea Levels & Fewer Hurricanes
Submitted by Robert Bast on November 22, 2011 – 10:39 am3 Comments
The image is from aviso.oceanobs.com and shows the change in the average sea level for the northern hemisphere. The data is from the European Union’s Envisat satellite, which was launched in 2002. Now NASA will tell you that the recent dip is due to the switch from El Niño to La Niña conditions. Well if that’s enough to reverse the previous 7 years of rising seas, that’s excellent news.
If you were to take the chart back prior to 2004, I’m sure you’d see continual rises over the long term. That’s normal. Because since the end of the last Ice Age seas have risen 100 meters! Nothing to do with human activity…
Meanwhile, US Hurricanes are on the decline:
well human activity has undoubtedly created pollution , hope people will not stop denying that ,similarly if there is no global warming , there is enough air pollution and deforestation that is endangering many wild species
In terms of getting us to clean up our act and be wiser with energy, I’m glad the climate change lies exist. But in a 2012 context, I feel it is important to let people know the truth, so they can focus on other potential disasters
just thinking , there is something like Chaos Theory (a book actually) which says that a butterfly fluttering wing can cause a tornado , I wonder can the excess carbon emission from mankind can cause global warming , this is just a doubt .