Study Dooms ‘Global Warming’ Narrative, Finds No ‘Accelerating’ Rise in Sea Levels
by Frank Bergman
A new peer-reviewed study has found that 95% of tide gauges worldwide show no statistical acceleration in sea level rise.
The findings contradict one of the key claims pushed by globalists that “global warming” is driving dangerous flooding.
The study was published in the Journal of Marine Science and Engineering.
The analysis was conducted by renowned Dutch engineering consultant Hessel G. Voortman and independent researcher Rob De Vos.
They concluded that modern sea level increases remain slow, modest, and often driven by local geological factors, not global “climate change.”
According to the study, global sea levels in 2020 were rising at just 1.5 millimeters per year, or roughly six inches per century.
In fact, the increases have remained unchanged for thousands of years, meaning humans have made zero impact on sea levels.
By comparison, the UN’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) projected a sea level rise of 3.5 mm per year, more than double the observed rate.
“The statistical procedure detects accelerating sea level rise in a few isolated locations,” the authors wrote.
“This pattern is inconsistent with sea level acceleration driven by global phenomena.”