There is a lot of conjecture about rising sea levels in the press and on the net.

Recently there was an open letter in a Sydney paper written by a man that has studied sea levels for 30 years. He has gold medals for excellence in research. His view is that sea levels are about the same as they have been since at least 1841
www.john-daly.com/ges/appendix.htm

A recent TV program focused on the same subject. Anecdotal evidence given by participants varied from seas rising over a sea wall that had been recently constructed on (I think) Thursday Island to a man that had lived on the same seaside property for about 30 years. He indicated that he lived only metres from the sea and it hadn't risen an iota.

I wonder how your piece of coast is managing? In Western Australia there is a a rocky outcrop called Triggs Island. It is really an isthmus yet at least twice in my lifetime I have seen it surrounded by sea. A true island. I went down to Triggs recently to check the level for my own interest. The water level was so low it was possible for me to circumnavigate the "island" on foot.

I would be interested to hear what is happening at your local beach. Obviously storms and extreme tides need to be taken in to account but how different is it now from say, 30 years ago?

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the chemtrails must be working!

sand is constantly on the move anyway, so beaches are constantly appearing and dissappearing unless man has put a breakwall in, in which case it gets stuck there. i am careful about what i throw where and am anti whaling etc,but all the emissions stuff or saving water i aint with.
its funny that the eruptions that have recently spewed volcanic ash, ie carbon , into the atmosphere in iceland and all of europe for that matter probably dwarfs the 'carbon footprint' that man has put in the sky in the whole industrial revolution! the greenies must be gutted

cisco said...
Are we seeing increasingly that the facts of the matter contradict the theory of global warming and rising sea levels

Here's hoping the theory of gravity is true and brings you back to planet earth.

While we are discussing weather the sea level has raised, my place in Croatia is turning into Venice.

Having surfed in WA for 30 years, I have not seen sea levels rise one bit. Put that in your "peer reviewed" pipe and smoke it.

ADS said...

Having surfed in WA for 30 years, I have not seen sea levels rise one bit. Put that in your "peer reviewed" pipe and smoke it.

Your data hasn't been modelled in a computer running climate change software, thus it is invalid and irrelevant.

Mobydisc said...

ADS said...

Having surfed in WA for 30 years, I have not seen sea levels rise one bit. Put that in your "peer reviewed" pipe and smoke it.

Your data hasn't been modelled in a computer running climate change software, thus it is invalid and irrelevant.

Kite surfers wouldn't remember but windsurfers would. Dunga island of Safety Bay was once a sand bar a few 100 meters of the main land but in the last 8 years sand movement has made it join the main land. Beaches and surf has changed around our local area. Use to get a good wave at surf beach but the banks have moved so much over the last few years. Donga looks like it will be seperated in the next few years again. Check nearmaps.com and it will show you satalite photos of beaches years ago and now. Some big changes.