Sober scientific findings get less attention than alarming and far-fetched scenarios. That's how we ended up reading headlines about #climate change flooding 187 million people out of their homes. The realistic assumtion is less than 1/600th of that.https://www.wsj.com/articles/examining-the-latest-false-alarm-on-climate-11559256615 …
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It’s not a question IF Holland will disappear but when! Rising seawater will affect salinity levels in rivers and groundwater, amplify stormsurges, increase riverflood waterlevels, etc. in Indonesia they think about tossing away Jakarta, land subsidence alone will do it etc etcpic.twitter.com/pjxKAcHbCT
Read peer-reviewed research instead of hyped headlines (point of my article) No, Holland is not going, as is pretty much no place No matter the sea level rise, at least 90% population will be protected and 96% of assets — likely much higher https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S095937801730688X?via%3Dihub …pic.twitter.com/b4rp5TFBPd
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Core business here in Holland and we are extremely worried and vulberable. You can not build dikes high enough for seawaterlevelrise: one severe drought (2018) and all groundwater is salty... https://www.deingenieur.nl/artikel/accelerated-sea-level-rise-poses-a-major-challenge-to-the-dutch-delta …pic.twitter.com/1Uk76yHljz
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It’s historically +20m per +1C - the problem is: it is a slow system, lot’s of water to heat and lot’s of ice to melt. Virtually all ice on the North pole has already melted.... Unstoppable force of heating.pic.twitter.com/EatWxaySOS
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