New Study: The Illusive Flooding of New York City – Sea level rise is NOT in ‘a phase of rapid rise’
Study by Dr. Nils-Axel Morner who headed the Department of Paleogeophysics & Geodynamics at Stockholm University. Published in the Journal of Environmental Sciences. Morner was also past president of the INQUA Commission on Sea level changes and coastal dynamics (1999-2003).
Excerpts: "All talk about a disastrous sea level rise by 2100 is nothing but scaremongering and deliberate harassment of the public by the IPCC (2013, 2018) and its media proponents."
"It is a serious mistake to claim that global sea level is in a phase of rapid rise. Observationally based facts document a present changes in absolute (eustatic) sea level ranging between ±0.0 and +1.0 mm/yr. This poses no threats what so ever. In New York City, sea level is rising at a rate of +2.84 mm/yr, which would imply an additional rise in sea level by 23.3 cm by 2100, a modest rise that can be handled without problems."
https://nessapublishers.com/view-article.php?id=333/The-Illusive-Flooding-of-New-York-City
Abstract
Journal of Environmental Sciences
Volume 1| Issue 2
Research Article Open Access
The Illusive Flooding of New York City
Nils-Axel
*Corresponding author: Nils-Axel Paleogeophysics & Geodynamics, Stockholm, Sweden; Email: morner@pog.nu
Citation: Nils-Axel (2018). The Illusive Flooding of New York City: Nessa J Environmental Sciences.
Received: 10th October 2018, Accepted: 18th October 2018, Published: 5
th November 2018
Copyright: © 2018 Nils-Axel al.
Morner was the past president of the INQUA Commission on Sea level changes and coastal dynamics (1999-2003), chairman of the INTAS project on Geomagnetism and Climate (1997-2003), leader of the International Sea Level project in the Maldives (2000-2005) and president of the Independent Committee on Geoethics (2015-2018). I acknowledge important progress of evidence-based science at the Climate Conferences in London in 2016 https://www.researchgate.net/publication/306013278) and in
Porto, Portugal, in 2018 (https://www.portoconference2918.org, https://www.researchgate.net/publication/326882331)
