If average ocean levels rose by eight to ten cms (3 or 4 inches) could high tide...

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If average ocean levels rose by 10 cms could high tide be up by one meter in Ishtmus of Chignecto?

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  1. DennisTate

    DennisTate Well-Known Member Past Donor

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    Thank you for verifying a statistic that I heard first from James Hansen Ph. D.

    If I remember correctly.... .he stated that over a period of about four centuries........
    ocean levels rose by about twenty meters ..... .when global atmospheric temperatures rose by three degrees.......
     
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    I actually am hoping to get many Canadians interested in in this idea so that we can afford to build the infrastructure necessary to prepare for the threat of rising ocean levels:



    End tax and financial slavery now with Paul Hellyer (!ThatChannel.com 2013-03m-12)
     
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    Wow was THAT ever tiring to watch for anyone having a CLUE how banks work. So I gave up.

    Maybe you should just say what your idea is.
     
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    Basically...... that President Trump may be interested in diverting somewhere around 4.3 trillion USA petro- dollars into a plan to prevent Soros, China, Iran, Europe..... to some degree Russia.... and more importantly many Americans from setting in motion a serious devaluation of the USA dollar.

    I believe that Canada needs to cook up a plan with Australia due to our dollars being somewhat close to the USA dollar in value but we need Israeli technology and of course President Trump's agreement in order to make this happen.

    If....... my theory on President Trump being much more "Libertarian" than most Americans tend to imagine is accurate........ then this idea really does have potential......... because theoretically....... just as an error by then Prime Minister Pierre E. Trudeau set the stage for the Canadian national debt to spiral seemingly out of control....... there is no coincidence that the USA national debt took off in essentially the same way at essentially the same time.



    Should Sorek 2 be in Australia or California?

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    Here is a discussion that I have going that elaborates on my ideas on what I personally think that President Trump really wants to accomplish before 2024?

    Is President Trump quite "Libertarian?"


    Is President Trump more Libertarian than most Democrats?




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    My reasoning behind giving the link to the Mr. Paul Hellyer video is that he elaborates on a plan that is largely in agreement with what I have been hammering away in in all of my previous campaigns for public office here in Canada:


    My 2006, 2008, 2016 and 2004 campaign writings as ART.

     
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    Your charts show data no more recent than 30 years ago. Also, it ignores important factors such as GDP and major events such as US wars in the ME, major tax cuts, the major recession, etc.

    What's happening today in the US is that Trump tax cuts are maintaining our debt to GDP ratio at above 100% even though our economy has been continuing normal growth rates over the last 5 years. And, that debt is being incurred by passing dollars to those who are already wealthy - it's not as if we're doing anything constructive with the increased debt. We're just borrowing to pay off the wealthy.
     
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    https://www.cnbc.com/2018/06/01/black-unemployment-falls-to-the-lowest-level-since-1972.html

    Black unemployment falls to the lowest level since 1972
    • The unemployment rate for blacks fell to 5.9 percent in May, hitting the lowest level since the government started to record that data in 1972.
    • May's decline in black unemployment also extended a streak that started in January.
     
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    The unemployment rate was dropping at about the same rate in the last 6 years before Trump was elected.

    AND, the black unemployment rate isn't decreasing any faster than the general unemployment rate.

    For example, when the recent calculation showed black unemployment had decreased to 6.6%, white unemployment and decreased to 3.6%


    So, the major takeaways here are:
    - the unemployment rate has been decreasing at about the same rate for much longer than the Trump presidency.
    - the black unemployment rate hasn't been decreasing any faster than the average unemployment rate.

    Trump likes to pat himself on the back WAY more than he likes to do anything that is particularly helpful to minority groups.

    https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/a...ent-is-at-an-all-time-low-but-there-s-a-catch
     
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    http://www.sealevelrise.info/access...c5e91/Coastal Erosion with Climate Change.pdf
     
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    I'm all for global warming, I'm just waiting for the day all those Appellation hillbillies have beach front property and raise their noses at all those homeless Yankees and carpet baggers fleeing the rising water levels. Only then will the liberal redistribution of wealth scam called 'global warming' truly be complete...
     
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    Wow!!!!! No.... I hadn't thought of that...... I am a janitor and former forestry worker so I haven't seen very much of this type of equipment!
    Wow.... I love it!!!!

    Joe by the way is a major leader in:

    https://albertaindependenceparty.net

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    and I am attempting to fit all of this together over here:

    (post #2)
    http://www.politicalforum.com/index.php?threads%2Fproposed-republic-of-western-canada-and-unified-field-theory-of-m-w-p.548225%2F&fbclid=IwAR1_jrbloxHfDbvjlc4pLuR4bbW2Zv9Nflk7IY7BI4IbS0ctoN7ODXIUnFk#post-1070051146
     
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    Whatever the future holds.... I am pretty sure that a Carbon Tax will not fix it.



     
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    Yes, at this point we're undoubtedly beyond there being some single silver bullet. It's too bad we have been so profoundly stupid as to let it get this far. But, ...

    Anyway, having individuals be allowed to buy the kind of energy they want may be as important as that.

    Today, we do NOT allow that kind of freedom. Instead, we pick some corporation to sell us coal energy whether we want it or not.

    Freedom?

    LOL!
     
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    Correct.
     
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    It would be great if we could get some famous people to look at the situation faced by
    the residents of the town of Truro, Nova Scotia and Anchorage Alaska and promote large scale
    desalination of ocean water...... .partly to divert the massive investments in the Derivatives market in
    a manner that is clearly win - win - win - win - win - win for well over ninety five percent of the eight billion
    infinitely precious human lives on this earth.

    http://www.politicalforum.com/index...theory-of-m-w-p.548225/page-3#post-1070298359

    As you can see, I personally care enough about this question to at least put out a video on the topic:







    https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/Tate4CentralNova/conversations/messages/3687

    3687 Re: Green Party poised to take Nanaimo

    I personally am skeptical if the amount of H2O added to the central region of Antarctica can continue to save our coastal communities for many more years?????


    How much longer will central Antarctica save our coastal communities?

     
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    Desalination on any scale will have little impact on anything going forward due to the inherent limitations and energy requirements. though localized systems may benefit a few.....especially coastal areas that combine it with tidal power generation.
     
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    But what if the energy used is SOLAR?

    https://www.saharaforestproject.com/

    https://www.saharaforestproject.com/jordan/
     
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    Can you see this?

    https://www.google.ca/maps/@37.8828016,-80.9826731,1546946a,35y,35.07h,36.91t/data=!3m1!1e3?hl=en
     
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    LOL!

    I sent off the opening post question to a new Facebook friend and I am more than merely impressed by his replies so far:

    B. T. Goins:
    I do hope that you are correct but the situation with the West Antarctic Ice Sheet makes it seem rather vulnerable to me. It is below sea level so if a tsunami hit it.... what would happen?

    Wow!!!!! I didn't know about this.... .thank you immensely for this heads up!

    May I quote you on this statement?

    excellent....... your comments are exceptionally well written.......
    and well informed..


    I agree........ anybody who knows how much ice has probably been added to Antarctica over the past several decades could NOT possibly think that a Carbon Tax would actually do much of anything to protect us from the possibility of rising ocean levels......


     
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    Heat wave over Greenland causing massive ice melt
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    More than 10 billion tonnes of ice was lost to the oceans by surface melt on Wednesday

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    This image, taken on June 22, 2019, shows an aerial view of meltwater lakes on the edge of an ice cap in Nunatarssuk, Greenland. Hot weather over the island is causing massive amounts of melting. (Keith Virgo/The Associated Press)
     
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    Tecoyah....... are you able to put the following comment in terms that I will be able to understand a little better?

     
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    Here is another exceptional answer that I just got back on this question:


    Green Party of Nova Scotia

    Thank you immensely June for this truly quite brilliant response. I've been promoting an alternative theory on stabilization of the climate since 2007 and in 2008 Green Party Leader Ms. May confirmed that turning deserts green was "one part of a full response to climate change."

    She campaigned in my riding, Central - Nova that year and she did get my vote in spite of the fact that I usually vote for Peter MacKay.



    M. P. Bill Casey... President Trump has a 4.3 trillion dollar problem....

    One trillion dollars US would build 2000 plants of this size.....
    and once they were running at full capacity could desalinate
    627,000 x 2000 = 1,254,000,000 cubic meters of ocean water daily!

    This actually could turn out to be A LOT LESS expensive than building
    dams and levees and massive pumping stations in cities and towns that
    are vulnerable to rising ocean levels.


    Megascale Desalination
    The world’s largest and cheapest reverse-osmosis desalination plant is up and running in Israel.
    Availability: now


    Honorable Minister Mr. Bill Casey:

    Can you think of any better way to divert one trillion of those 4.3 trillion USA Petro-dollars that could potentially be used to attack the USA economy?
     
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    Cool idea but that was very short on details.

    More money needs to be put into tidal power. Wave power suffers from the same problems as wind and solar in that it is not reliable 24/7. The tides are, well, as predictable as the tides.
     
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    Wave power is indeed dependable 24/7 when placed properly but salt water can be damaging as can storms.

    here is a bit more detail:
     
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