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Some of the concerns you raise come up in this new paper "Intensification of extreme cold events in East Asia in response to global mean sea-level rise". The authors assume equal global rise.
www.nature.com/articles/s41...

Then there is the problem of other multiple changes and influences expected in the same time period. Changes in glacier mass, albedo - many things could impact the flow of air, blocking patterns and winds as well. It is harder to trust a forecast based on a single driver like this.

I have concerns about this paper. The authors assume equal sea level rise around the world, but that is far from the case. The mechanics of HOW relatively small increases of ocean surface area lead to large scale wind and blocking changes is not described in the paper (unless I missed it). ...

Absolutely hidden. Find my radio interview with Lead Author Karn Vohra here:
www.ecoshock.org/2025/09/from...

Can't believe it was not recorded. Oh well. Kevin, if you do read and record it, please let me know.

Hello Kevin. Where is the video or audio of this presentation? It might be worth good radio... asking for Radio Ecoshock.

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So who will pay thousands so I can hire professional artists or creators, and more for the lawyers to check copyright on every image, and cover any lawsuits? Sorry to lose you as a listener, Michael, after all these years.