HomeClimate411Study: 1970s Dam Construction Paused Global Warming Sea Level Rise Climate411Middle Column Study: 1970s Dam Construction Paused Global Warming Sea Level Rise By Christina Norman - August 20, 2020 165 0 Share Facebook Twitter WhatsApp VK Digg A JPL led study has suggested construction of water reservoirs in the 1970s held back so much water from running into the sea it paused sea level rise. Facebook Twitter WhatsApp VK Digg Previous articleDeath of Shale Postponed… AgainNext articleGlobal Warming Crop Resilience? Aussie Farmer Helps CSIRO Develop Long Coleoptile Wheat Eric Worrall LEAVE A REPLY Cancel replyLog in to leave a comment - Advertisment - Search Related Articles EDP Spin Extreme Weather Lies Climate411 As far as April to September rainfall is concerned, there is no trend whatsoever in East Anglia. Dry summers were just as common in... Read more Climate Claim: Joe Manchin Controls “the fate of the world” Climate411 Aussie press demonizing Senator Joe Manchin, the lone democrat who opposed President Biden's Build Back Better. Read more Just what is a ‘resilient’ forest, anyway? Climate411 A shift away from managing for competitive forests and toward eliminating competition could allow the few to thrive and be more resilient. Read more
