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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices
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To: Wharf Rat who wrote (895764)10/27/2015 8:06:27 PM
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WR, you made the claim that sea levels in Miami are up by 4 inches, and you clearly implied that all of that was due to "global warming."

But average sea levels across the globe only rose by 2 inches. When it comes to "global warming," it's the average that counts.

Hence, only half of the rise in Miami can directly be attributed to "global warming." The other half are due to local factors.

No need to tell me about how sea levels vary from one coastal area to another, because the variance is irrelevant unless you're trying to jump to conclusions based on limited data.

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