[The Fonz]

Originally Posted by PeteMoss

Definitely not cherry picking there. I can go pick some Gulf of Mexico cities and show you the rise if that is needed. Or I can just go look at the overall sea levels globally
https://www.climate.gov/news-feature...obal-sea-level

It’s interesting that the rate of sea level rise in that graph is essentially constant, dating all the way back to 1880. What were CO2 levels in the mid 1800s (it’s estimated there’s a 40-year lag between cause and effect)? CH4? N2O?