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gapieo 1 year ago
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frostedsnakes08 2 years ago
Does the data supporting the predictions include the equalizing effect of isostasy on the sea floor (as accepted for land masses) in measuring the rate of sea level rise? The isostatic effect should nearly have a 1/3 drop ratio of the sea floor, since the added water is only about 1/3 the mass of displaced sea floor rock, which is ultimately displaced out under the land masses and decreases the sea level rise by 1/3 of the expected measurement. P.S. I don't work for an oil company.
Geophysics1A 3 years ago
Check your science before submitting clearly flawed data.
brianpatrick1975 4 years ago