Sea Level decline

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1 total messages Started by ecotretas Fri, 31 Jul 2009 09:28

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Author: ecotretas
Date: Fri, 31 Jul 2009 09:28

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The analysis of 53 sea level stations, distributed all over the world,
suggests a decline of sea level by almost two feet, by 2100, if it
continues the downward trend observed over the last three years. Even
considering the average value for the last 9 years, this would lead to
a rise of only one inch during the XXI century.

The data used was obtained from the University of Hawaii, which has
the most updated data available on the Internet. Why is the official
data from the IPCC, and others, so different? Simply because it does
not take into account updated and recent data. According to the
Wikipedia page about sea level rise, the most recent data used in
international studies is related to 2003! The data used in this study
is updated up to May this year.

The original data and report is available through
http://ecotretas.blogspot.com/2009/07/sea-level-decline.html

Ecotretas

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