For years, skeptics of climate science have aimed to discredit predictions about our planet's future, insisting that because some forecasts were off, we should dismiss the entire body of research. But what if we told you that these claims are often based on misinterpretations or outright fabrications?

Groundbreaking Research Confirms Predictions!

A research team led by Professor Torbjörn Törnqvist and Assistant Professor Sönke Dangendorf from Tulane University has turned the spotlight on climate models—not through temperature changes, but by examining sea level rise, which offers a more stable basis for assessment.

"The ultimate test of climate projections is to compare them with recorded data over decades," Törnqvist explained. "This process requires patience but proves invaluable in understanding long-term trends."

Sea Level Surprises: Beyond the Surface!

While global sea levels rise, they are also influenced by various phenomena like storms, flooding, and fluctuations in ocean currents. Remarkably, these forces can create regional variations that obscure the overall trend. Without a global perspective, it’s easy to miss the bigger picture.

However, satellite data has definitively shown a consistent upward trajectory in sea levels since we launched our first observation satellites, aligning beautifully with historical predictions.

The IPCC's Bold 1996 Projections