Topic: Sea Level Rise

Mark Morano disputes mainstream climate metrics, arguing that sea level rise has remained constant for 10,000 years and that extreme weather trends are actually declining. He criticizes NASA and NOAA for playing "statistical games" with temperature records and highlights the reversal of positions by scientists like Judith Curry and Michael Schellenberger. Morano specifically points to thriving polar bear populations as evidence that Al Gore's 2006 predictions were incorrect.

The legends of lost Pacific continents like Mu and Lemuria may be rooted in the rapid 300-foot rise in sea levels at the end of the last Ice Age. Hawaiian and New Zealand traditions mention fair-skinned, red-haired people living on the islands before the arrival of modern indigenous groups. This geological shift likely forced survivors of advanced coastal societies to flee to higher ground.

A recently discovered 36-foot submerged megalith in the Sicily Channel, found at a depth of 130 feet, provides evidence of advanced construction dating back at least 9,500 years. This site shares architectural features, such as drilled holes for astronomical observation, with the Karahunj site in Armenia. These discoveries suggest that many megalithic sites worldwide, including Stonehenge and Malta's temples, may be significantly older than archaeologists currently estimate due to the limitations of carbon dating organic materials found near stones.