Today’s Fraud Focus – Sea Level

The University of Colorado claims that sea level is rising 3.3 mm/year.

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CU Sea Level Research Group | University of Colorado

Boulder is the epicenter of climate fraud, and this is no exception. 85% of NOAA tide gauges show less than 3.3 mm/year, and the average is 1.1 mm/year.

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Sea Level Trends – MSL global stations trends table

The CU numbers are absurd, and constantly increasing. In 2004, they were at 2.8 mm/year, and simply bumped their nonsensical numbers up further

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web.archive.org/web/20040613002139/http://sealevel.colorado.edu/2004_rel1.2/sl_cu2004_rel1.2.pdf

They are well aware that their error is almost as great as their trend.

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Global mean sea level results

Serious scientists wouldn’t publish crap like this, but these are climate scientists.

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22 Responses to Today’s Fraud Focus – Sea Level

  1. omanuel says:

    Thank you, Steven aka Tony, for speaking frankly of fraud disguised as consensus science. Blog owners of few other sites are starting to speak out.

  2. cfgjd says:

    How many of NOAA tide-gauges are in the middle of the ocean? Think about it…real hard…

  3. Numbers crunching is so 19th century. Modern climate science requires the sensitive mind of a psychic medium that can detect the predicted changes without relying on crude measurements and statistical methods.

  4. juanmirre says:

    SEA LEVEL RISE SCAM TYPICAL STUPIDITY FROM THE #AGWstooges. See more:
    http://wp.me/p5UsvC-2J

  5. Alf says:

    are the high areas more or less alway in the same place? if so we will soon have mountains of water.

  6. ristvan says:

    Essay PseudoPrecision on SLR cited the publically available satellite specs for JASON 2, the newest sealevel altimetry satellite. The precision is 3mm. The annual instrument drift is plus minus 1mm/year. Tide gauges are shakey because the land they sit on does not stand still. Then there is the closure problem. The estimated amount of ice sheet loss plus the estimated amount of thermosteric rise from increasing OHC does not add up to the supposed SLR. Put on the error bars, and one finds a lot of contrived nonsense.

  7. DD More says:

    Boulder is the epicenter of climate fraud, and this is no exception. 85% of NOAA tide gauges show less than 3.3 mm/year, and the average is 1.1 mm/year.

    And what effect will this possibly have, if this has been true. Looking at the effect sea levels have had over the past 230 years, what has been the result.
    See – An Accurate Map of North and South Carolina With Their Indian Frontiers, Shewing in a distinct manner all the Mountains, Rivers, Swamps, Marshes, Bays, Creeks, Harbours, Sandbanks and Soundings on the Coasts, ’1775′

    http://dc.lib.unc.edu/cdm4/item_viewer.php?CISOROOT=/ncmaps&CISOPTR=125&CISOBOX=1&REC=15

    from NC Map

    Compare with a side by side google map and most of the features are still there. A side note that 1775 was at the end of the Little Ice Age and a whole lot of ice was on shore and not in the ocean. – See Glacier Bay NP.
    Glacier Bay was first surveyed in detail in 1794 by a team from the H.M.S. Discovery, captained by George Vancouver. At the time the survey produced showed a mere indentation in the shoreline. That massive glacier was more than 4,000 feet thick in places, up to 20 miles wide, and extended more than 100 miles to the St. Elias mountain range

    That’s 1 watershed valley.

    Worried about sealevel rise. Do as an Auzzie official suggested. – Every 50 years, take one step back from the sea.

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