Originally posted by Sailor FNQ:
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Has anyone noticed a 100mm rise in sea levels near where they live?''In the past 30 years, global sea levels have risen by about 10 centimetres, according to the Australian Antarctic Program Partnership (AAPP)." Hundreds of polar researchers have issued an emergency statement calling for urgent action to deal with the impacts of climate change in Antarctica. Over the past week, more than 450 researchers gathered in Hobart for the inaugural Australian Antarctic Research Conference — the first such event in more than a decade. Almost two thirds of attendees were early career researchers In the past 30 years, global sea levels have risen by about 10 centimetres, according to the Australian Antarctic Program Partnership (AAPP). They are becoming increasingly concerned about melting ice in Antarctica.
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of course sailor girl. its not about the present lack of sea level rise. its the present danger of future melt that is indicated by the physical properties of carbon gases.thanks for posting more of the report. I stuffed the 450 didn't i.
