New study in Nature by Lin et al shows how the sea-level rise from the melting Ice Age ice (a total of 120 meters rise) ended thousands of years ago. Until our fossil fuel use started a new phase of rising seas. Graph shows the global mean rate of rise. 🌊 nature.com/articles/s41586-0…
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Replying to @rahmstorf
It interesting that you mention the sea level rise as the result of the climate change. The recent sea level rise has been happening at a constant rate since 1850s, well before any CO2 increases or dT were observed. This puts the concept of CO2-driven climate change in doubt.

Nov 4, 2025 · 7:41 AM UTC

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Replying to @VGrubsky @rahmstorf
Ocean heat content has been rising fairly constantly since 1750, after falling fairly constantly from about 1000-1700, from substantially higher than now. science.org/doi/full/10.1126…
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Wow, very interesting! Do they discuss any potential causes of the warming post-LIA? It’s almost as if a switch got flipped around 1800.
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