Maggie's Farm

That's my belief too, at least for Americans. Nobody spends any time outside, they are all in their little computer enhanced cubes and have little interraction with the climate outside. If they did, they would know this "climate change" hype is all nonsense.

Just recently there was another article by the hystericals showing various world cities after a five foot sea level rise and a 25 foot sea level rise. (Oooh, we're all gonna die.) The fact is that if you look at NOAA's own data, you are talking about a foot rise in sea level over the next 100 years. Although this rise varies from area to area (partly due to subsidence of the fast land), this is the same rate of increase that has been occurring at least for the past century, at least since NOAA (and its predecessor, the U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey) began keeping records.

Although NOAA and NASA have been printing all sorts of fantastic nonsense on other parts of their websites, if you go to the tides part of the NOAA website you will see the real truth. I figure they cannot fabricate the data here, because this information is used in most parts of the country to determine the legal boundary between private land and public land for shoreline properties.

For the real information on sea level rise, go here:

http://tidesandcurrents.noaa.gov/sltrends/sltrends_us.htm

For Boston, the actual scientific data published by NOAA states that sea level has been increasing since 1900, and continues to increase, at the rate of "2.81 millimeters/year with a 95% confidence interval of +/- 0.17 mm/yr based on monthly mean sea level data from 1921 to 2014 which is equivalent to a change of 0.92 feet in 100 years."

http://tidesandcurrents.noaa.gov/sltrends/sltrends_station.shtml?stnid=8443970

Yet a typical recent nonsense article, which abound on the internet and mainstream media, all published by people quoting "climate experts," states:

"For example, when the global atmospheric CO2 level reaches 930 gigatons, Boston will be due for about 9 feet of sea level rise. That’s enough water to cover 25 percent of the city during high tide. In the extreme cuts scenario, atmospheric CO2 never reaches that level. Under business as usual fossil emissions however, a quarter of Boston is locked into a future under water by 2045."

http://www.wired.com/2015/10/map-shows-sea-level-rise-will-drown-american-cities/

Total fantasy.

People need to stop paying attention to all this climate change nonsense, all based on computer models. It's absolutely ridiculous, and none of it is backed up by real data, which in fact show the world has been cooling for the past 15 years.