Quote Originally Posted by blue View Post
So dear global warming astrologists, if temperature is rising as fast as you claim and the ice is all a melting , why isn't the sea level rising crazily ???????????????


Did Godzilla drink it ?

Your own blushing fanboy NASA has an excuse , I mean explanation,
''The latest data came from a pair of NASA satellites launched in 2002 -- known as the Gravity Recovery and Climate Experiment (GRACE).''

So even if the ices does melt, the land will just absorb it .

Sorted !!
stop worrying.

http://www.examiner.com/article/nasa-discovers-that-climate-change-is-slowing-and-not-hastening-sea-level-rise

One of the effects of climate change, also known as global warming, has said to have been the rise in sea levels. The idea is that as the Earth’s temperatures began to increase the Arctic and Antarctic ice caps would melt, causing the oceans to rise. Unless something was done, cities like Miami and New Orleans would sooner or later be under water. However, AFP reported on Thursday that a new study by NASA has suggested that climate change is actually slowing the rising of the oceans and not hastening it.

Because the Earth has become more parched, partly because humans are pumping out more ground water, the rising oceans are being absorbed by lakes, rivers, and underground acquirers, much like a sponge absorbs water. An extra 3.2 trillion tons of water has thus been soaked up and stored and is not pouring into the streets of coastal cities.
Now, it seems, that the Earth is balancing itself out a little, providing more water on land as it gets melted into the oceans
You're a bit of a bell-end aren't you, quoting the right wing Examiner's spin on the article instead of the article itself, which says:

Miami (AFP) - As glaciers melt due to climate change, the increasingly hot and parched Earth is absorbing some of that water inland, slowing sea level rise, NASA experts said Thursday.

Satellite measurements over the past decade show for the first time that the Earth's continents have soaked up and stored an extra 3.2 trillion tons of water in soils, lakes and underground aquifers, the experts said in a study in the journal Science.

This has temporarily slowed the rate of sea level rise by about 20 percent, it said.
Posting stuff that makes you look foolish is never a wise idea.