A new study out of the Netherlands makes some interesting, though unsurprising, findings.
According to the manuscript, Dutch researchers evaluated local sea level rise projections and observations for 2020 using two global datasets. In both datasets, scientists identified about 15% of the data as suitable for determining the 2020 sea level rise rate. On average, they concuded that the IPCC’s projected rate of rise was approximately 2 mm per year higher than the observed rate.
But its not like the IPCC would misrepresent the data, right?
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