Ilmastonmuutos kohottaa Etelämannerta

Olet idiootti, aihe käsiteltiin jo ja pamflettisi lopussa todetaan ettei tiedetä johtuuko nouseminen ilmaston lämpenemisestä vai maan nousemisesta.
Miksi avaat uudestaan jo kertaalleen debunkattuja alarmistihourimointeja.

Ilmastonmuutos ei kohota Etelämannerta.

"Using GPS observations from 1996 to 2011, we constrain postglacial rebound in Antarctica. Sites in the Ellsworth mountains, west Antarctica, are rising at ≈5 {plus minus}4 mm/yr (95 per cent confidence limits), as in the postglacial rebound model of Peltier, but ≈10 mm/yr slower than in the model of Ivins and James. Therefore significant ice loss from the Ellsworth mountains ended by 4 ka, and current ice loss there is less than inferred from GRACE gravity observations in studies assuming the model of Ivins and James. Three sites along the coast of East Antarctica are rising at 3 to 4 {plus minus}2 mm/yr, in viscous response to Holocene unloading of ice along the Queen Maud Land coast and elsewhere. Kerguelen island and seven sites along the coast of East Antarctic are part of a rigid Antarctica plate. O'Higgins, northern Antarctic peninsula, is moving southeast at 2.3 {plus minus}0.6 mm/yr relative to the Antarctic plate. "

Mannerlaattojen liikkuminen ja jääkaudesta palautuminen aiheuttaa muutoksia maan pinnankorkeudessa. Nouseehan esimerkiksi Himalajakin n. 5 cm vuosisadassa.

http://www.agu.org/pubs/crossref/pip/2011GL048025.shtml

"The Earth has a very long memory," says Argus. As a result, "there is also a viscous response to ice loss from around 5000 to 10,000 years ago going on".

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Authors:

Donald F. Argus

Geoffrey Blewitt

William Richard Peltier

Corné Kreemer

ja lainaus täältä:

http://www.newscientist.com/article/mg21128235.300-antarctica-rising-as-ice-caps-melt.html

Artikkelista, jonka itse aloituksessasi mainitsit.

Oliko vielä jotain epäselvää?

Alkuperäinen uutinen, linkki

"ANTARCTICA is rising like a cheese soufflé: slowly but surely. Lost ice due to climate change and left-over momentum from the end of the last big ice age mean the buoyant continent is heaven-bound."

Noin alkaa alkuperäinen uutinen, ja päättyy näin:

"Despite this effect, the known ice loss at both poles suggests that embedded in the local rises is a signal of current climate change - researchers just have to tease it out."
http://www.newscientist.com/article/mg21128235.300-antarctica-rising-as-ice-caps-melt.html

Tuon tutkimuksen tekijä toteaa itse:

"The Earth has a very long memory," says Argus. As a result, "there is also a viscous response to ice loss from around 5000 to 10,000 years ago going on". "

ja

Using GPS observations from 1996 to 2011, we constrain postglacial rebound in Antarctica. Sites in the Ellsworth mountains, west Antarctica, are rising at ≈5 {plus minus}4 mm/yr (95 per cent confidence limits), as in the postglacial rebound model of Peltier, but ≈10 mm/yr slower than in the model of Ivins and James. Therefore significant ice loss from the Ellsworth mountains ended by 4 ka, and current ice loss there is less than inferred from GRACE gravity observations in studies assuming the model of Ivins and James. Three sites along the coast of East Antarctica are rising at 3 to 4 {plus minus}2 mm/yr, in viscous response to Holocene unloading of ice along the Queen Maud Land coast and elsewhere. Kerguelen island and seven sites along the coast of East Antarctic are part of a rigid Antarctica plate. O'Higgins, northern Antarctic peninsula, is moving southeast at 2.3 {plus minus}0.6 mm/yr relative to the Antarctic plate. "

Eli ei johdu ilmastonmuutoksesta.