a reply to:
Nyiah
the fact is ocean levels are in fact rising (even though it's milometers per year currently, that is still "rising"). just as it has been rising for
thousands of years. and anyone who isn't ignoring
evidence (such as those pushing the human caused climate change
THEORY), knows this is
true.
back in WW2, some American POWS, kept by the Japs had some serious issues issues that resulted from
rising ocean levels. that being where the
were kept was flooding with the tides. how is this proof of rising sea levels? the fact that when where they were kept was built 300 years before,
their "cell" was a magazine. and one does not put gunpowder into a place that floods daily, because water is bad for gunpowder.
but there is also plenty of evidence of rising sea levels all over the world as proven by all the places humans lived on coastlines being under water.
which are found everywhere.
it's even true that a lot of the sea levels rising over the thousands of years is from glaciers melting. the glaciers that melted at the end of the
last ice age. those melting glaciers that created most of the lake and river systems that have been draining into the oceans ever since.
for example. we know the
great lakes in the US/Canada, didn't exist long ago. evidenced by ancient human activity on what is now the bottom of
those lakes. even signs of the ancient rivers on the bottom of those lakes. i have even seen
underwater petroglyphs, painted on rock walls of
waterways that have been receding in water levels.
we even know that those lake areas were bigger and deeper at one time in the distant past. where did all that water go? it flowed into the oceans, a
process that is still ongoing.
we even know that ALL the north American inland waterways have been continually draining off into the oceans non stop. where even in a period of about
40 years some waterways have been reduced from mighty rivers used to float logs down, into streams barely wide and deep enough to put a canoe in.
where you can even see the remains of huge log jams sitting abandoned high up and far back from the currant shores. and similar signs all over the
north of old logging equipment that was once IN the water now high and dry, far back on shore. just a few years ago, used to support
global
warming, they showed pictures of far northern lakes (ie no one anywhere even remotely close to them to take water from them), that were drying up.
and of course the
real cause is the fact that they have been constantly draining into the ocean
and just look at all the places whining about the
drop in water levels over the last several years. such as the "mighty Mississippi" levels
dropping. and while lack of rain/snowfall has an effect, it's not near as great as the effect of the actual water sources drying out over the
centuries. you can even see this effect in pictures from the 1800's and before that show much more water than in recent decades, from all over North
America. and even all the remains of things like water mills which now sit high and far away from rivers that used to run them. not to mention all the
whining in recent years of underground aquifers that are running out of water due to both over use, and the fact that there has never been enough
water added to them from rain/snow, but was the remains of glacial melt and drying up waterways that fed them.
all things that show that yes indeed the ocean levels are rising. but it has very little if anything to do with humans. but is the natural cycle that
has been ongoing since the last
ice age. and the ONLY way this will change is to go through another major ice age, that creates the huge
glaciers that once existed, and then melted to take that water from the oceans, eventually melting into lake/river systems, beginning that cycle
again.
don't forget we also know big parts of the Sahara desert were once lush with vegetation, and even river systems. until that water drained almost
completely away leaving the huge desert we all now know.