Tag Archives: sea level

Pre-history proof of climate’s see-saw sensitivity

Posted on August 25, 2014 by groundswellbasscoast

“The researchers found a tentative scenario involving weak ocean currents, and prevailing winds that shifted the sea ice and allowed the oceans and atmosphere to exchange heat, pushing warmer water into the north-east Atlantic. These changes precipitated a dramatic warming of … Continue reading →

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UK innovation about coastal inundation “let it flood!”

Posted on April 10, 2014 by groundswellbasscoast

“…the last time the wall was seriously compromised during winter storms was in 2008. The resultant flooding cost over £5 million ($8.3 million) in damages. The controversial plan? Cut a 100 m channel into the shingle bank and let the ocean … Continue reading →

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What CO2 does to sea level!

Posted on February 9, 2013 by groundswellbasscoast

Even stopping emissions tomorrow, CO2 “double glazing” will persist, 500 years, to trap heat. In the past, CO2 rise took centuries. Scariest thing is that our rise is just a few decades. Why not become an activist to save your … Continue reading →

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