I live in an area where villages and towns have been relocating for the past thirty years because of climate change. How silly they're going to feel now that they realize it was all in their imaginations....

@Angelface Hi!
At the town where I was born in last 40 years sea moved coastline couple hundreds meters into land. Is it human caused global warming to blame, or high clay shore that been cut with sea waves at each storm?
Neatherland has 22% of land below sea level. And I think that first dams been build by those guys long before human could cause global warming. Lots of ancient cities on the bottom of the ocean and Mediterranean NOT because Greeks in Platon times burned too much oil lol.
Our planet is alive, it changes. Slowly but surely. Somewhere sea goes up, some places land rises. Sun cycles influence earth temperature more than humans IMHO.
And as for Al Gore and David Sidzuki hypocritic PR bullshit I'm not buying it. Flying personal jetplanes to green conferances and having dozens of houses worldwide, while telling us all to decrease OUR carbon footprint...

@Glenndonn We each have our biases.

Hadn't thought of that upside.... entirely new opportunities for snorkel adventure vacations in Fl and eventually SCUBA diving the NYC subway system and abandoned buildings.

Its been happening and it's now far enough advanced to be seen by the naked eye. I posted this article because I wanted to increase awareness, see different viewpoints by scientists online and posters and to engage people with reality. I live in the Arctic, where multiple, severe storms, sea erosion, tidal changes, and extensive loss of sea ice has become the new norm.

Notable changes in land and plant life, animal increased rates of stillbirths and birth defects and geothermal new patterns along with more volcanic activity, more tension along the two major fault lines with more severe forest fires and more damaging wind and rain.

On the university on the edge of this city, scientists from Asia, Scandinavian, East European, African scientists, and researchers have been meeting and discussing these changes since the nineteen-eighties! The university has been involved in climate change regardless of political blather because it is not only seen here but worldwide.

On another note, the rapid decrease of arctic ice around the North Pole has several countries salivating at the prognosis of petroleum, natural gas and other resources thought locked away, and unattainable. Suddenly the apex of the world is crawling with research ships of multiple origins. Even in tragedy, there are hucksters and robber barons.