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2010-10-01 02:40:03 | WUWT post on sea level rise | |
Robert Way robert_way19@hotmail... 134.153.163.105 |
http://wattsupwiththat.com/2010/09/29/pielke-on-ground-water-extraction-causing-sea-level-rise/ 25% of sea level rise now accounted for through water extraction? Interesting if true... | |
2010-10-01 02:58:35 | ||
doug_bostrom dbostrom@clearwire... 184.77.83.151 |
On the other hand, dam construction has artificially and signficantly constrained sea level rise, that effect now tapering off as we've exploited most of the low-hanging impoundment opportunities. Take a look at the comments thread at WUWT and guess whether there's any point in bringing that up... | |
2010-10-01 03:12:14 | ||
Riccardo riccardoreitano@tiscali... 192.84.150.209 |
It has been hard to close the budget, I'd not be surprised if this contribution from groundwater depletion turns out to be significant. But lets wait for the paper to learn something more on assumptions and uncertainties. | |
2010-10-01 03:35:36 | Comment | |
Robert Way robert_way19@hotmail... 134.153.163.105 |
There's certainly no point in looking at it yet. I just was kinda asking for peoples opinions. What comments in particular should I be noticing? | |
2010-10-01 04:25:52 | ||
MarkR Mark Richardson m.t.richardson2@gmail... 92.24.251.75 |
I'm looking forwards to reading it. Could be a useful addition to closing the sea level budget! (and could add credence to the paper suggesting calculations based on GRACE could be overestimating ice sheet loss). | |
2010-10-01 09:28:22 | Would be interesting to canvas scientists who've tried to close the sea level budget | |
John Cook john@skepticalscience... 124.186.160.198 |
Folks like Cazenave and Josh Willis, I wonder what their reaction to this result is. |