Christophe wrote:You are an ABC moron and no longer being a liar and an impostor calling others incapable !!
+80 mm over 20 years (2000 to 2020) is indeed the order of magnitude of + 5mm / year!
and +20 mm over 10 years (1990 to 2000) is indeed the order of magnitude of + 1mm / year!
Between 2014 (70) and 2019 (95) we took +25 mm or just 5 mm / year!
We can clearly see the trend of accelerating the rise on the curve since 2010!
Are you a physicist but you don't even know how to see and extract a trend curve and you stick to averages? The cow is extremely serious!
Ah but let me guess, are you going to argue that the measurements have been more precise since 2010?
TDC!
aheem, how to say ....
do you see the curve posted above? it is not RIGOROUSLY straight, so that means that the slope is not constant.
So it fluctuates around an average, the average is indicated, of 3,4 mm / year. But as it fluctuates well you have periods when it is stronger and periods when it is weaker. So you will find by "cherry picking" periods where it can be 5 mm / year .. and just after periods where it can be 2 mm / year. But the average is 3,4 mm / year over the period shown.
In fact, there is a small acceleration measured over the period since 1993
https://www.pnas.org/content/115/9/2022but 0,08 mm / year ^ 2 which makes an increase of 1,6 mm / year in 30 years so + 50% ... not + 500% in 20 years as Gilles Boeuf claims!
Taking into account this acceleration, it would be + 65 cm in a century - explain to me why that would make humanity disappear? I remind you that during the last deglaciation, the sea level rose by 100
meters , and that humanity has apparently survived very well, without modern technology and without satellites. Even because people are not stupid, when the sea rises, well they move away from the shore: smart, right?
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