> be attributable to trace greenhouse gas concentrations The use of the word 'trace' here seems to be weasel words. Doesn't matter if it's trace or not. Otherw

> be attributable to trace greenhouse gas concentrations The use of the word 'trace' here seems to be weasel words. Doesn't matter if it's trace or not. Otherwise it's an interesting point. > There is no evidence of sea level rise acceleration As you back up all your other stats, why not this one. A bit of searching suggests you're wrong (multiple reputable sources are given in the article, from nasa + vims + noaa) "Of 32 tide-gauge stations in locations along the vast US coastline, 25 showed a clear acceleration in sea level rise last year" (and there's more there) https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2020/feb/03/sea-level-rise-accelerating-us-coastline-scientists-warn https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2020/feb/03/sea-leve... I'm getting tired of these posts. We're facing a threat to our very existence, facts matter.