Sea Level Junk Science In California

April 20, 2012

In the 20th century, the sea level rose on average 8 inches along California’s coastline, research by Climate Central and others shows.

Middle-of-the-road expectations are that it will rise 6 to 8 more inches by 2030, 12 inches by 2050 and 24 inches by 2070.

By 2100, it could be 3 to 5 feet higher, said Gary Griggs, director of the Institute of Marine Sciences at UC Santa Cruz.

As Earth Day nears, Calif. worries about rising sea levels | The Republic

Complete bollocks. UC Santa Cruz was famous in the 1970s for being the dope smoking capital of America. Nothing has changed. There has been no rise in sea level near Santa Cruz for over 30 years.

Data and Station Information for MONTEREY

There also has been no rise in sea level in LA for  over 30 years.

Data and Station Information for SANTA MONICA (MUNICIPAL PIER)

 

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16 Responses to Sea Level Junk Science In California

  1. Hell_Is_Like_Newark says:

    Nevermind… I was still going to the other site. I figured you were on vacation or something. I didn’t see the explaination of the highjacking of rea-science until I scrolled down through the older posts here.

  2. gregole says:

    Wouldn’t a busy seaport in Southern California be concerned about that alarming sea-level rise? Here’s Port of LA’s website:

    http://www.sanpedro.com/ And it has a nice picture of Battleship Iowa offering up a broadside.

    And they do have a “Local Environment” page so I checked it out to see if there is mention of that alarming sea-level rise…And here’s what they say about the “Local Environment”:

    San Pedro, California is the Gateway to the world! Located just south of Los Angeles, it is one of the busiest ports on the Pacific Ocean. With its location at the edge of the Palos Verdes Peninsula, San Pedro has majestic cliffs and bluffs with ocean vistas that are unmatched anywhere in the world. It has an international culture and a history dating back to 1542.

    A temperate climate and balmy ocean breezes allow visitors and residents to enjoy this area’s many attractions and recreational activities year round.

    They don’t seem too concerned.

    • Why would a tourism website alarm people about rising sea levels?

      • I would think it devastatingly necessary to warn potential visitors about 75m of sea-level rise that’s just waiting in the “pipeline” to drown everyone. It would be utterly irresponsible to do otherwise.

        • I agree visitors need to be warned, but I don’t know that it is the responsibility of websites designed to attract tourists. My favorite destinations are often the victims of severe weather, yet the tourist websites tell what the location has to offer. That is the purpose of these sites.

        • I suppose this is a non-issue regardless, since the information is not accurate. 🙂

      • miked1947 says:

        Come stay at our beautiful city and you might be lucky enough to experience the Tsunami of the millennium. Make your reservations now because there is 75 meters of water in the pipeline just waiting for your visit. The chance for a once in a lifetime experience.

  3. Eric Simpson says:

    “Entire nations could be wiped off the face of the Earth by rising sea levels if the global warming trend is not reversed by the year 2000.” –Noel Brown (1989), ex Director of the UN Environment Program [it’s now 2012]

  4. tckev says:

    @jimash1
    Many thanks for a really nice video heads-up. I’ll be using that for some wannabe warmista friends.

  5. Marian says:

    They’re still pushing this junk science sea level rise crap here in NZ aswell.

    Scientists warn of sea-level dangers

    http://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/article.cfm?c_id=1&objectid=10802578

  6. Leslie Graham says:

    I see Global Sea Level rise is now back above trend.
    http://www.aviso.oceanobs.com/en/news/ocean-indicators/mean-sea-level/
    Can someone explain why that is? Have they just fudged the data again?

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