Science!-----Greenland Ice Melt Added Just 1.2 Centimeters To Sea Levels Since 1992 - Climate Change Dispatch

Greenland Ice Melt Added Just 1.2 Centimeters To Sea Levels Since 1992 - Climate Change Dispatch
"The magnitude problem persists for peddlers of climate alarm.

• During the last interglacial (LIG) 127-119k years ago, atmospheric CO2 was said to be 275 ppm, and yet the global sea levels were 6-9 m higher than they are today...

For example, in contrast to today’s 1-2 km thick northern Greenland ice sheet, Greenland’s northernmost latitudes were ice-free (and vegetated/forested) during the LIG warmth, a melt magnitude that is estimated to have added 300 cm (3 m) of sea level equivalent (SLE) to the globe’s sea levels..