Now, in Science Magazine 5 September 2008, a paper entitled
Kinetic Constraints on Glacier Contributions to 21st-Century Sea-Level Rise
W.T. Pfeffer, J.T. Harper, S O'Neel seems to have shown this to be wrong.
From the abstract:
"We...conclude that increases in excess of 2 meters are physically untenable. We find that a total sea-level rise of about 2 meters by 2100 could occur but only if all variables are quickly accelerated to extremely high limits. More plausible but still accelerated conditions lead to a total sea-level rise by 2100 of about 0.8 meter"
I would say that the sea-level rise myths of Hansen and Gore are busted.
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