By Paul Homewood
From New American:
A newly released study led by Bob Kopp, a climate scientist at Rutgers University and nine colleagues from several U.S. and global universities claims: “The 20th century rise [in sea levels] was extremely likely faster than during any of the 27 previous centuries.”
However, the findings of the study were immediately challenged by Dr. Nils-Axel Morner, the former head of the paleogeophysics and geodynamics department at Stockholm University and a leading world authority on sea levels and coastal erosion.
“The PNAS paper is another sad contribution to the demagogic anti-science campaign for AGW. It is at odds with observational facts and ethical principles,” Morner wrote to the Climate Depot news service. “The paper is full of very bad violations of observational facts,” Morner continued. For instance, the Kopp paper says that the tide gauges at Christmas Island, Kiribati, show increases, yet as Morner notes, while showing the tide gauge record from that island for the past 40 years, "How can anyone find a rapidly rising trend in this tide gauge record? It is flat or rather slowly falling — but in no way rising.” He added that nowhere are there records of true "acceleration."
The disputed study, “Temperature-driven global sea-level variability in the Common Era,” was published on February 22 in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS). Acknowledgements to Paul Homewood and blog nota lotofpeopleknowthat.
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I am a retired DUP Stormont assistant to late Rev Ian Paisley. I was a DUP delegate at the Stormont constitutional convention some years back. I have a double masters in physics with 35 years teaching at Belfast Met College, I also taught medical sciences. I am member secretary to Principia Scientific International.
Monday, 29 February 2016
Professor Nils-Axel Morner (Stockholm University emeritus Professor) rubishes new alarmist paper on sea level rises.
Professor Nils-Axel Morner former Professor of Sea Level studies at Stockholm University has rubbished the recent paper in the American NAS on sea level.
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