Not only did Obama accurately promise to make energy prices skyrocket, but he also promised to slow sea level rise.
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Sea level rise did indeed slow, right after the election.
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Likely all of that “hot air” from DC causing the oceans to evaporate, thus lowering sea-level.
Like the rest of his Obamanations, we will pay for it later…
Jimmy Carter made energy prices skyrocket, but didn’t do squat with sea level rise. So, Obama is still not the worst president.
You aren’t being fair. Carter was president during the ice age scare. The concern back then was ice covering Chicago.
So that’s what happened to them!
And Carter fixed that!
Mountain glaciers around the world have grown.
Just a few headline from the last year that didn’t get a fanfare –
Sweden’s Kebnekaise glacier now grown almost 7 feet (2.1 m) higher due to this year’s cold summer.
Alaskan glaciers are growing.
Many Himalayan glaciers advancing rather than melting, study finds.
Himalayas to Tian Shan on the border of China and Kyrgyzstan are growing.
“From 2010 to now, we have been seeing new glaciers,” says guide on Kilimanjaro.
Record snowfall in Juneau Alaska – more expected.