The fake news Guardian predicts six feet of seal level rise, and a giant hurricane to hit Atlantic City, New Jersey every five years.
Sea Level Trends – State Selection
New Jersey hasn’t been hit by a hurricane since 1944. New Jersey did suffer damage from Sandy’s storm surge in 2012, but the storm made landfall in New York. New Jersey hurricane landfalls occurred in 1878, 1903, 1934 and 1944 – and none since.
New Jersey’s land is sinking, which has caused a relative rise in sea level of one foot over the last century. The rate has been steady since 1910, and sea level at Atlantic City is barely higher than it 20 years ago. It will take about 600 years for six feet of sea level rise at Atlantic City, has nothing to do with carbon dioxide, and a carbon tax will have zero impact on the land sinking.
Climate fraudsters are correctly afraid of losing funding, and are ramping up their lies to spectacular new levels in an attempt to influence public opinion and policy.