UN - WORLDWIDE - 07 DECEMBER 2011
SEA LEVEL RISE PREDICTIONS
ARE 'FALSE ALARM'  
Alex also talks with Nils-Axel Morner, the former head of the Paleogeophysics and Geodynamics department at Stockholm University. He is a critic of the IPCC and the notion that the global sea level is rising.
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An expert has claimed that doomsday type predictions that rising sea levels will swallow up low lying islands are a 'false alarm'.

 

From the article in the Spectator

Nils Axel-Morner

Former head of the Paleogeophysics and Geodynamics department

Stockholm University

Nils Axel-Morner Former head of the Paleogeophysics and Geodynamics department Stockholm University “Apocalyptic warnings that islands such as the Maldives will sink beneath the waves are far-fetched, any rise in sea levels is to do with natural historic fluctuations . . .“Apocalyptic warnings that islands such as the Maldives will sink beneath the waves are far-fetched, any rise in sea levels is to do with natural historic fluctuations. I have conducted six field trips to the Maldives. I can report that while such regions do have problems, they need not fear rising sea levels. Cycles from the 18th and 17th century proved that current rises were not related to global warming. The IPCC's views on sea-level rises were invalid. Sea level rises are affected by a great many factors, such as the speed at which the earth rotates. They rose in the order of 10cm to 11cm between 1850 and 1940. It is clear that sea levels rise and fall entirely independently of so-called 'climate change'. Data from satellites has been 'tilted' to distort figures - and a member of the IPCC admitted to me.. We had to do so otherwise there would be no new trend.'

 

Mohammed Nasheed President Maldives “My country is an island nation that may slip beneath the waves if all this talk on climate does not lead to action soon. The coastal areas and islands are threatened with inundation by global warming.”Mohammed Nasheed

President

Maldives

“My country is an island nation that may slip beneath the waves if all this talk on climate does not lead to action soon. The coastal areas and islands are threatened with inundation by global warming.”

 

Rajendra Pachauri

Head

IPCC

Rajendra Pachauri Head IPCC “Up to 250million more people will face the stress of scarce water. Increasingly frequent weather disasters have imposed heavy financial burdens, with some poor countries running up 90 percent of their national debt to deal with the aftermath of storms, droughts and floods.”“Up to 250million more people will face the stress of scarce water. Increasingly frequent weather disasters have imposed heavy financial burdens, with some poor countries running up 90 percent of their national debt to deal with the aftermath of storms, droughts and floods.”

 

Seyni Nafo Delegate Mali “Developed countries as a whole are not taking climate change seriously as a global issue, look at the U.S. We use and we welcome their leadership on democracy, on access to markets, on human rights issues. We would want to have the same leadership to tackle climate change, because for us in the developing world the biggest threat, the biggest enemy, is climate change.”Seyni Nafo

Delegate

Mali

“Developed countries as a whole are not taking climate change seriously as a global issue, look at the U.S. We use and we welcome their leadership on democracy, on access to markets, on human rights issues. We would want to have the same leadership to tackle climate change, because for us in the developing world the biggest threat, the biggest enemy, is climate change.”



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Ignazio Fonzo Prosecutor “Survivors told us that the captain of the boat, a Nigerian, was the leader of the rituals that began after the engine on the boat failed and they were left stranded in stormy seas . . . Rajendra Pachauri Head IPCC “Up to 250million more people will face the stress of scarce water. Increasingly frequent weather disasters have imposed heavy financial burdens, with some poor countries running up 90 percent of their national debt to deal with the aftermath of storms, droughts and floods.” Seyni Nafo Delegate Mali “Developed countries as a whole are not taking climate change seriously as a global issue, look at the U.S. We use and we welcome their leadership on democracy, on access to markets, on human rights issues. We would want to have the same leadership to tackle climate change, because for us in the developing world the biggest threat, the biggest enemy, is climate change.” Nils Axel-Morner Former head of the Paleogeophysics and Geodynamics department Stockholm University “Apocalyptic warnings that islands such as the Maldives will sink beneath the waves are far-fetched, any rise in sea levels is to do with natural historic fluctuations . . . Mohammed Nasheed President Maldives “My country is an island nation that may slip beneath the waves if all this talk on climate does not lead to action soon. The coastal areas and islands are threatened with inundation by global warming.”
 

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The Indian Ocean

Tropical Cyclone Warning

South Indian Ocean Area (135e West To Coast Of Africa):

A. Tropical Cyclone Summary:

Tropical Cyclone 01s (One) Was Located Near 12.3s 87.9e, Approximately 525 Nm West Of The Cocos Islands Maximum Sustained Surface Winds Were Estimated At 40 Knots Gusting To 50 Knots . . . Story

 

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Tropical Cyclone Final Warning

Western North Pacific Area (180 To Malay Peninsula):

Tropical Depression 25w (Twentyfive)

Located Near 11.9n 110.5e, Approximately 235 Nm East-Northeast Of

Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, Maximum Sustained Surface Winds Were

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