Bruce Mirken · @BruceMirken
1250 followers · 13076 posts · Server mas.to

Question for anyone who's lived on the of for many years: The other day I visited Carlsmith Beach Park -- a favorite spot, but this was my first time there right at high tide -- and was surprised to see the paved path that leads to steps going down into the water completely submerged. Is this the way it's always been, or is it a more recent development due to rise? Mahalo for any info!

#sealevel #hawaii #bigisland

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beSpacific · @bespacific
1180 followers · 2182 posts · Server newsie.social

Study finds ‘direct evidence’ of amplification on continent as scientists warn of implications of loss. is likely @ almost 2x rate of rest of world & faster than models are predicting w far-reaching implications for rise. analysed 78 Antarctic to recreate temperatures going back 1,000 yrs & found the warming across continent was outside what could be expected from natural swings. theguardian.com/world/2023/sep

#polar #ice #antarctica #warming #climatechange #global #sealevel #scientists #icecores

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GregCocks · @GregCocks
674 followers · 561 posts · Server techhub.social
Dr. Evan J. Gowan · @DrEvanGowan
897 followers · 924 posts · Server fediscience.org

Weil-Accardo provide a new set of paleo sea level constraints from the Last Interglacial from Madgascar, collected using modern field techniques and measurements. They find that relative sea level in this location was relatively stable at about 3.4 m above present between 129 and 115 thousand years ago. There is no evidence of fluctuations or higher relative sea level at this location. sciencedirect.com/science/arti

#IceSheets #climatechange #sealevel #paleoclimate

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Pedro J. Hdez · @ecosdelfuturo
1016 followers · 396 posts · Server mstdn.social

Yesterday's high tide is becoming today's new normal.

"Due to rise, coastal elevations that we once knew as marking the highest water level over a typical daily tidal cycle now correspond more closely to the average level of the sea"

agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.co

#sealevel

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Dr. Evan J. Gowan · @DrEvanGowan
841 followers · 881 posts · Server fediscience.org

One thing I have always considered doing is a climate science related podcast. I never went ahead with it, because it takes a lot of time to set something like that up. However, with my current bout of unemployment, this has crept back into my mind. The question is, is their an audience for a podcast that will undoubtedly be a very nerdy look at climate science?

#podcast #sealevel #paleoclimate #climatescience #climatechange

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Bill Minarik · @silicatefondue
204 followers · 539 posts · Server fosstodon.org

The Nuuk area in western Greenland (the type locality of ) is one of the places where sea level is falling! Not only is ice melting, uncovering new rocks and unloading the lithosphere, but the mass of ice that's missing no longer attracts the water, so it recedes. Read more at the Arctic Hub:
arctichub.gl/greenland-is-risi

#sapphirine #mincup23 #greenland #cryosphere #sealevel

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GregCocks · @GregCocks
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Dr. Evan J. Gowan · @DrEvanGowan
816 followers · 851 posts · Server fediscience.org

Rush et al propose, based on a high resolution sea level record from Scotland, that the 8.2 ka event was caused not by the catastrophic drainage of proglacial lake Agassiz-Ojibway, but rather from the collapse and disintegration of the ice saddle that covered Hudson Bay. The 8.2 ka event was a brief period of cooler temperatures during the relatively warm mid-Holocene period. sciencedirect.com/science/arti

#sealevel #paleoclimate #climatechange

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Dr. Evan J. Gowan · @DrEvanGowan
816 followers · 849 posts · Server fediscience.org

Zaretskaya et al present some preliminary results of dating last interglacial (MIS 5e, 130-115 ka) marine deposits from Zimnii Coast of the White Sea in northwestern Russia. They conclude these deposits represent a transgressive event, and some of the enviornmental indicators suggest that the peak sea level coincided with cold, Arctic climatic conditions. The ages they get are kind of young for MIS 5e, though. link.springer.com/article/10.1

#lastinterglacial #paleoclimate #climatechange #sealevel

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Dr. Evan J. Gowan · @DrEvanGowan
807 followers · 838 posts · Server fediscience.org

Robertson et al evaluate the long term uplift rates in Crete by wave cut paleoshorelines, some of which are dated using ³⁵Cl dating. One of the interesting things is that they find that one of the shorelines dates to early MIS 3, and if correct suggests higher sea level than the global proxy based sea level reconstructions. However, this area is affected by glacial isostatic adjustment, which was not taken into account. I calculate it is on the order of 10 m. sciencedirect.com/science/arti

#sealevel

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GregCocks · @GregCocks
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StefHoBabyDuck · @stefvonsexron
280 followers · 6591 posts · Server mastodon-belgium.be


34 jaar
14 januari 1949-21 januari 1983
Amerikaans bassist die vervangt in de band na diens ongeluk met de motor, hij blijft bij de band tot 1976.
Vanaf 1976 sticht hij, samen met , band .
Vanaf 1980 vormt hij , maar men ontdekt longkanker bij hem, opgelopen in de Vietnam oorlog door gebruik van Agent Orange.
En sterft op 21 januari 1983.
youtu.be/9Gw4Csv4oMU

#lamarwilliams #berryoakley #theallmanbrothers #chuckleavell #jazzfusion #sealevel #waynesharpandthesharpshooterband #gonetoosoon

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David Scott Moyer · @farbel
389 followers · 2762 posts · Server mas.to

A question for the more scientifically inclined: I was just reading a story in the Post about sea level rise in New Orleans. They said that in some places it was as much as 7 inches. Now I know that isn't world wide. My question for you is; how can sea level rise be more in one place than another if the sea is a contiguous body of water?

#sealevel #climatescience

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Pedro J. Hdez · @ecosdelfuturo
985 followers · 339 posts · Server mstdn.social

En términos relativos a nuestra civilización, 2300 está ahí a la vuelta de la esquina y la empieza a dar señales de derretimiento.

La proyecciones indican que su contribución al para 2300 será de 1 m ya inevitable añadiendo lo que podamos o no evitar mediante mitigación de hasta 2,5 m para +2ºC y hasta 10 m en escenarios más pesimistas como RCP 8.5.

theguardian.com/commentisfree/

#antarctica #sealevel #niveldelmar #antartida

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Kevin Karhan :verified: · @kkarhan
1381 followers · 97074 posts · Server mstdn.social

@B_Whitewind Yeah...

Basically Florida's Economy is fucked for decades if not centuries, unless it'll become a & spot when the poles melt away and hydrostatic rebalance will result in 135m higher compared to ...
bikeshed.party/objects/02ed014

#wgs84 #sealevel #deepdiving #wreckdiving

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tok 🕊️ · @t0k
289 followers · 112 posts · Server social.tchncs.de

Simple projection of coasts in northern Europe with 65m sea level rise. 65m sea level rise is what we get by melted polar caps alone. The thermal expansion of oceans will add on top.
Other effects like rising or sinking of land are not taken into account here.

Made screenshot while playing with floodmap.net/

#climate #ocean #sealevel

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GregCocks · @GregCocks
497 followers · 463 posts · Server techhub.social
DoomsdaysCW · @DoomsdaysCW
1210 followers · 15980 posts · Server kolektiva.social

collapse: effects of if ocean current stops – and when it might happen

The collapse of the Gulf Stream is a major ‘tipping point’ in the climate crisis – and scientists say it must not happen

By Alex Nelson
7th Aug 2021, 8:04am

"In February [2021], Stefan Rahmstorf told The Guardian that further weakening of the circulation could lead to more events in , including damaging across the UK.

"A scientist at the Potsdam Institute for Impact Research scientist said, Rahmstorf said: 'In 20 to 30 years it is likely to weaken further, and that will inevitably influence our weather, so we would see an increase in storms and in , and rises on the east coast of the .'"

nationalworld.com/news/environ

#gulfstream #uk #ClimateChange #extremeweather #europe #storms #climate #heatwaves #sealevel #us #amoc #sealevelrise #climatecatastrophe

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GregCocks · @GregCocks
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