<snip> Gee that's a convincing argument Science Briefs Sea Level Rise, After the Ice Melted and Today By Vivien Gornitz — January 2007 Climate warming is expected to result in rising sea level. Should this occur, coastal cities, ports, and wetlands would be threatened with more frequent flooding, increased beach erosion, and saltwater encroachment into coastal streams and aquifers
Keith Willshaw wrote: It has been surveyed many times, your fictional warm valleys with vegetation dont exist. Note the drainage system of the area has been mapped in considerable. No underground tunnels or hidden rivers, just glaciers and massive icesheets. References 1. Julian, P. R., Massman, W. J. & Levanon, N. Bull. Am. met. Soc. 58, 936-948 (1977).
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Tom McDonald wrote: news:1154289758.087719.105380@s13g2000cwa.googlegroups.com Peter Alaca wrote: Erik Hammerstad wrote: Jean wrote: About 130 meters since the last glaciation(-11000yr) is the general figure agreed on but 150 is within the range and would not gender any argument! No, the accepted range is 120-130 m. And there is no need to argue with anyone
