My 15 year old just explained to me why all these moronic sea level studies are coming out right now.
Disrupting the Borg is expensive and time consuming!
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Tell him he needs to watch that ageless classic “The Day After Tomorrow”. I’m sure he’ll get a chuckle or 2.
Let’s just say that they lost the battle for global temps because everyone can see and sense that we are not as hot as the hottest year evuh!
So, now on to something that is harder to quantify even though, personally, the water at the port of Montreal is at the same height as it was when I was a kid, 50 years ago…
Arctic ice is the same deal.
Models, models everywhere but nary a measurement to see…
And in this new land, so to say, we will make sure we do not make the mistake of using weather is not climate” argument. This stopped us from using reginal temps to argue scary accelerations, like we can do with sea levels.