Sea levels have been monitored for over 100 years... because of commerce.
East coast US seems to be going up about 3mm/year, or a foot per century. That's on top of 7 foot tides.
West coast US is very steady, barely moving at all.
The sea level is dropping in Alaska by 10mm/year. Dropping in Scandinavia also.
Some cities show rising sea levels, but really the cities are sinking due to collapsing aquifers; New Orleans and Bangkok. And measurements made on river deltas are always going to be wild due to silt and all.
Most notably, I can't find an example in the NOAA data of the rate of sea level rise increasing due to industrialization. Anybody?
https://tidesandcurrents.noaa.gov/sltrends/
Sea levels have been monitored for over 100 years... because of commerce.
East coast US seems to be going up about 3mm/year, or a foot per century. That's on top of 7 foot tides.
West coast US is very steady, barely moving at all.
The sea level is dropping in Alaska by 10mm/year. Dropping in Scandinavia also.
Some cities show rising sea levels, but really the cities are sinking due to collapsing aquifers; New Orleans and Bangkok. And measurements made on river deltas are always going to be wild due to silt and all.
Most notably, I can't find an example in the NOAA data of the rate of sea level rise increasing due to industrialization. Anybody?