t;Even in Bamber's world," he said, referring to the study's lead author,
"there is more than enough ice to cause serious harm to the world's
coastlines."
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ced."
> >
> > Robert Bindschadler, a specialist in polar ice at NASA's Goddard Space
> > Flight Center, said the study provided only a low estimate of
> Antarctica's
> > possible long-term contribution to rising seas because it did not deal
> with
> > oth
sms that could add water to the ocean.
>
> The prime question, he said, remains what will happen in the next 100 years
> or so, and other recent work implies that a lot of ice can be shed within
> that time.
> "Even in Bamber's world," he said, referring to the study
re only some of them. Others, like
dissolved CO2 in the oceans, are serious and not so controversial.
Bill Silvert
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Experts have cut
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Exper
e than enough ice to cause serious harm to the world's
coastlines."
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From: "James T. Conklin (BSME UMD 1958)"
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Sent: Sunday, May 17, 2009 3:19 PM
Subject: [ECOLOG-L] Sea-Level Rise Revised
Experts have cut the sea-level rise forecast IF
The fact that increased concentrations of greenhouse gasses in our atmosphere
are causing global climate change, much more serious than just global warming,
should not be controversial. The pace at which it is occurring, what climate
changes will occur where and when, what the impacts of these
above, citing the reasons for
each change, including additions.
Gratefully,
WT
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I have not read this manuscript yet because I don't
st come from another source.
Phil Ganter
Dept. of Biological Sciences
Tennessee State University
[ECOLOG-L] Sea-Level Rise Revised
Ecological Society of America: grants, jobs, news [ecolo...@listserv.umd.edu]
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us and not so controversial.
Bill Silvert
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From: "James T. Conklin (BSME UMD 1958)"
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Subject: [ECOLOG-L] Sea-Level Rise Revised
Experts have cut the sea-level rise forecast IF the West Antarctic ice
sheet wer
I have not read this manuscript yet because I don't have a subscription.
However,
why would the findings in this paper be any more or less fanatical
than any other paper on climate change studies?
They use the best available data and try to project possible risk.
Insulting statements such as labe
Experts have cut the sea-level rise forecast IF the West Antarctic ice
sheet were to collapse due to Global Warming. The forecast has been
revised to 10 feet in 500 years, or 0.24 inches per year.*
I recall that a sea-level rise of 20 to 50 feet had been predicted by Al
Gore and other Global
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