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UK Sea Level Rise Speeding Up–Claim Met Office: Data Proves Otherwise
JULY 28, 2022
tags: Sea Level
By Paul Homewood

 
Sea levels are rising much faster than a century ago, reveals the Met Office’s annual look at the UK’s climate and weather.

The State of the Climate report also says that higher temperatures are the new normal for Britain.

Conservationists warn that spring is coming earlier and that plant and animal life is not evolving quickly enough to adapt to climate change.

The report highlights again the ways climate change is affecting the UK.

The UK is warming slightly faster than the average pace of global temperature increase, it also explained.

The Met Office assessed climate and weather events for 2021 including extreme events like Storm Arwen that caused destructive flooding.

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Conservationists warn that spring is coming earlier and that plant and animal life is not evolving quickly enough to adapt to climate change.

For the most part, our temperatures in North Dakota are far more extreme than those in the UK. When we have a warm year, everything adapts just fine. Critters born in spring are more likely to be alive in the fall, and have had plenty to eat before winter and are more likely to survive the normal subzero cold.

It is cold that kills, more than heat, here. As a rule, more humans die from cold than heat, too.

Now that's just weather, and it runs in cycles. It doesn't mean a long term drought or an ice age.
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