No matter how warm or cool a year is, it always proves global warming
As we all know, Warmists have seized on the slight warming in 2015 as "proving" Warmism to be right. El Nino is ignored. So the year 2011 must have been hard for them. I downloaded the 2011 chart from CRU in 2012. It is below. That was only the 12th Warmest year on record. So did such a dismal figure shake their faith in Warmism at all? No way! They went on proclaiming their twisted gospel as before
Posted by John J. Ray (M.A.; Ph.D.).
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Florida Has A Geologic History of Sea Level Rise
April 1 | The Washington Post
But today’s Sunshine State residents are by no means the first Floridians forced to deal with the rising tides. In fact, some of the state’s earliest inhabitants were also forced to move and adapt in response to changing water levels thousands of years ago — and their history may provide some helpful insights into the struggles faced by today’s coastal dwellers.
Regional studies have suggested that sea levels began to rise along the Gulf Coast following the Last Glacial Maximum, when the climate in the Northern Hemisphere began to substantially warm, and ice sheets started to melt.
“I was very interested in trying to understand how people in the past dealt with some of the same issues that we’re grappling with in our present life — mainly sea level rise,” McFadden told The Washington Post. “One of the things that I did learn during my research is that "environmental change on the coast is a normal part of life", or it certainly was for the people in the past. So I wanted to know what kinds of strategies did they use when sea-level rise on the shoreline began to move inland.”
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/energy-environment/wp/2016/03/28/what-floridas-ancient-past-tells-us-about-sea-level-rise-today/
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