Tag Archives: sea level rise

One Place Where Salt Marsh Erosion Is Not Caused By Coastal Squeeze – Dec 2013

Posted on December 10, 2013 by Jeremy

Coastal squeeze is an idea made up to explain how rising sea levels cause salt marsh erosion.  The need to recreate salt marsh, allegedly lost by coastal squeeze,  is behind EA’s unwillingness to maintain sea defences. Quay Lane Kirby-le-Soken At … Continue reading →

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How High Will Melting Ice Cause Sea Levels To Rise When Temperatures Rise 4°C?

Posted on April 27, 2012 by Jeremy

So How High Will The Seas Rises When Temperatures Rise Due To Global Warming? It’s a trick question. Temperature does not cause ice to melt. Temperature is an indication of how much (heat) energy stuff has.  Or in every day … Continue reading →

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Sea Levels Still Rising And Envisat Records Altered To Show This

Posted on April 13, 2012 by Jeremy

James Sexton recently pointed out on his blog and in a comment to this post at WattsUpWithThat that the data for Envisat had been altered substantially in the last few days. You can download sea level data for Envisat Poseidon/Topex … Continue reading →

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Graphs And Rates Of Sea Level Rise Around UK

Posted on January 11, 2012 by Jeremy

Previous posts have featured graphs of sea level rise and quoted rates of sea level rise for East Anglia. Here I have produced graphs and a table of rates of sea level rise for all stations around UK for which … Continue reading →

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