Claims of extreme sea level rise are computer game wild guesses, almost certainly wrong !

Claims of extreme 

sea level rise

are based only on 

‘never validated’ 

computer ( confuser! )

models.

Predictions by 

never validated 

confuser models

are just a

wild guess !

Sea levels 

in the PRD region

( Pearl River Delta, China ),

and Japan,

for example,

show no 

significant 

acceleration 

since 1900. 

Those locations 

are consistent 

with other 

coastal areas 

of the world 

where long-term 

tide gauges 

are located.

Extreme sea level 

rise warnings 

are based 

on predictions 

by never 

validated models, 

ignoring the

long-term 

tide gauges 

of the world 

that show 

no significant

sea level 

acceleration 

since the start of 

the 20th century.

Monitoring relative 

sea level rise, 

and the subsidence 

of the land,

should be done with

coupled tide gauges 

and Global Navigation 

Satellite System 

measurements,

not speculation with 

computer models!

In fact, 

measurements show 

that sea level rise rates 

decelerated in the 

second half 

of the 20th century, 

compared with

the first half:

Sea level rise 

averaged 

just 1.4 mm / year 

since 1958.

It is not possible 

to calculate 

what the 

sea level rise rate 

will be in 2100.

Of course that

statement 

is based on 

real science.

With junk 
climate science,
however, 'anything 
can be predicted'

to three decimal places,

and the predictions 
are always trusted,
by the mainstream media ...

even after wrong predictions
of the average temperature,

for the past three decades !