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re: If the sea levels are rising then why aren't they rising?
Posted on 2/20/23 at 8:41 pm to burger bearcat
Posted on 2/20/23 at 8:41 pm to burger bearcat
Underwater Forest
Alabama's 60,000-year-old underwater forest spills its secrets in new documentary
The ancient cypress forest found 60 feet underwater in the Gulf of Mexico, due south of Gulf Shores, Ala., is about 60,000 years old, says a team of scientists who have studied the site.
The forest appears to be a wholly unique relic of our planet's past, the only known site where a coastal ice age forest this old has been preserved in place, with thousands of trees still rooted in the dirt they were growing millennia ago. It is considered a treasure trove of information, providing new insights into everything from climate in the region to annual rainfall, insect populations, and the types of plants that inhabited the Gulf Coast before humans arrived in the new world. Scientific analysis of the site is ongoing. One of the key things the forest might hint at is a world where the seas rose even more quickly than the worst-case predictions for the near future.
This proves that activities of men has ZERO NADA NO contribution of the changes of earths climate.
Alabama's 60,000-year-old underwater forest spills its secrets in new documentary
The ancient cypress forest found 60 feet underwater in the Gulf of Mexico, due south of Gulf Shores, Ala., is about 60,000 years old, says a team of scientists who have studied the site.
The forest appears to be a wholly unique relic of our planet's past, the only known site where a coastal ice age forest this old has been preserved in place, with thousands of trees still rooted in the dirt they were growing millennia ago. It is considered a treasure trove of information, providing new insights into everything from climate in the region to annual rainfall, insect populations, and the types of plants that inhabited the Gulf Coast before humans arrived in the new world. Scientific analysis of the site is ongoing. One of the key things the forest might hint at is a world where the seas rose even more quickly than the worst-case predictions for the near future.
This proves that activities of men has ZERO NADA NO contribution of the changes of earths climate.
This post was edited on 2/20/23 at 8:52 pm
Posted on 2/20/23 at 11:44 pm to JJJimmyJimJames
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This proves that activities of men has ZERO NADA NO contribution of the changes of earths climate.
We do not disagree on this subject.
However, this logic is faulty. Just because sea levels were much lower (and higher) does not prove man has no impact on the climate. It does however, provides some much needed context.
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