“Sea levels will almost certainly rise 200 m by 2020″…Almost certainly? This is not physically possible, so it’s certainly not true. You have to have enough ice to melt, an you have to have enough energy to melt it. We know about how much ice we have, and we know how much energy comes into our system every year. There’s not enough of either to make this happen. It would take millennia to melt all the ice we have. No, GHGs can not create energy—they just slow down the release of what comes in from the sun. And a finite amount of energy can melt a finite amount of ice.

And what’s the point of this 400-800-1600 meter stuff? I believe that 200 m is the difference between the peak of the last ice age (sea level low) and the peak if everything melted. Why do people worry about 400 m if it’s impossible—expecting to import water from another planet?

I realize this is an old article, but it’s a “what if” than “can’t be”.

FIRST: the very many (earthquake, seaquake, Earth fall on its axis, etc. generated) giant tidal waves cum large areas of land to consequentially both sink under the weight of which water and rise in parts; that millions have dreamt about, scheduled for the not too distant future.

SECOND: the fact that said events have been delayed and as a consequence will now manifest more multifocally, with greater intensity and over a shorter time frame. Ergo, instead of the aforesaid earth fall generating mile high waves, it will now likely generate league high waves.

THIRD: Too many folk still seeing said and other aspects of a Solution as ‘problems’ cum black as white and white as black, generally; etc., etc. And thus
necessitating said Solution.