@teaudio: #Sea #level #rise #now #then

niftysurf :

Try high tide

Seegreen :

So maybe sea level didnt rise in that particular location but that doesnt mean its not happening in many places around the world

Kram2255 :

It’s mind blowing that people still will deny that humans are causing climate change

Allie :

So there is something called the tide

Matteo :

If the sea levels were rising, banks and real estate developers wouldn't be putting billions on beach properties 😏

judith :

Notice you have to use pictures of a house way up above the sea to make your point. Because all the ones down by the water in 1929 have been destroyed because of rising sea levels

Jon e rocket :

The real question is why all the lies from the powers that be

ryusui nanami :

Hear me out

aurelheino :

Dude finding out about tide

choso(genericScotypipenjersy) :

what about Venice?

carterrsully :

What does this have to do with anything

Dire wolf :

Sea has tides. The difference between the highest tide level and the lowest in a year can be a freaking km in some places. So this isn’t the Gutcha moment you are thinking.

Teva :

this account is so Trump american

Mouzong :

Looks the exact same

Frank :

Climate change……yes the climate changes from season to season…..duh

joymcdonald5 :

what so funny

R.M. :

Klutzy The Crab :

This is towan beach’s “the island”. It seems to be very dependent on the tide so it’s not the best method to judge change in sea level. Here it is at high tide

user4026191981204 :

Um there’s tides still

jimwooldridge52 :

Time to build that Ark!!

cemeterygremlin :

That TikTok is honestly so fake because it totally ignores how crazy high and low tides are every day. Like, at Towan Beach in Cornwall, the water level moves up and down by 16 to 23 feet twice a day, so you can easily manipulate how it looks just by picking photos from different times of the day. Plus, official gauge data from the nearby observatory proves that sea levels there have actually risen by nearly 8 inches over the last century. You're just never going to see an 8-inch difference in a blurry, zoomed-out phone screenshot taken from a beach here it is at high tides

BUNG51 :

LOVE IT

Will :

What about tides? What if one is at low and the other pic is somewhere in between or something.

water :

Me when I dont understand change in rate

DarkAtmosphere :

How about the pacific islanders like Marshall Islands, Tuvalu and Kiribati? or do they not count?