I Do Not Believe In Global Warming
This is all make believe right?
This is all a liberal hoax, and conspiracy right? This article refers to sea level rise that has occurred in and around Florida over the last approximately 117 years. "Scientists say the ocean began rising more than a century ago, averaging an almost imperceptible 1.5 millimeters a year from 1900 to 1990, based on data from a network of federal tide gauges around the country.
In the 1990s, the rising sea doubled its previous rate, reaching about an inch a decade, said Sweet. And then, over the past 10 years, tide gauges in Fernandina Beach, Mayport and Key West recorded an increase of about 0.9 centimeters per year, a little more than a third of an inch per year."
..."The water level is 5 to 6 inches higher than when drainage pipes were installed 50 or more years ago, said Evans, who works with cities in Florida and Georgia on sea level rise issues. "When it rains heavily we have an issue because the water just can't get out of the canal or stormwater basin."
Most communities begin to plan because they are seeing saltwater in roads, said Evans, "and it's coming into their yards and killing their grass."
https://www.usnews.com/news/best-states/florida/articles/2017-07-22/sea-level-rise-is-accelerating-in-florida-scientists-warn
This is all a liberal hoax, and conspiracy right? This article refers to sea level rise that has occurred in and around Florida over the last approximately 117 years. "Scientists say the ocean began rising more than a century ago, averaging an almost imperceptible 1.5 millimeters a year from 1900 to 1990, based on data from a network of federal tide gauges around the country.
In the 1990s, the rising sea doubled its previous rate, reaching about an inch a decade, said Sweet. And then, over the past 10 years, tide gauges in Fernandina Beach, Mayport and Key West recorded an increase of about 0.9 centimeters per year, a little more than a third of an inch per year."
..."The water level is 5 to 6 inches higher than when drainage pipes were installed 50 or more years ago, said Evans, who works with cities in Florida and Georgia on sea level rise issues. "When it rains heavily we have an issue because the water just can't get out of the canal or stormwater basin."
Most communities begin to plan because they are seeing saltwater in roads, said Evans, "and it's coming into their yards and killing their grass."
https://www.usnews.com/news/best-states/florida/articles/2017-07-22/sea-level-rise-is-accelerating-in-florida-scientists-warn
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