I prefer to use this figure from www.aviso.altimetry.fr/en/data/prod... showing the record from satellite altimetry, as it highlights the overall acceleration in global mean sea-level rise. A lot of the short term wiggles are due to year-to-year fluctuations in snowfall on the ice sheets.

It may seem a bit non-intuitive, but ice loss from Greenland will affect Australian coasts more than ice loss from Antarctica. This is because removal of a large mass of ice from any location distorts the Earth's gravity field so that the biggest effect on sea-level is in distant regions.

How utterly lovely.
No wonder you are as you are.

Anyway, it is rather disappointing there is so little literature on old growth forests. The fact there is so much confusion and uncertainty on this issue is disappointing, and I would say largely a framing issue based on the way forest modelling and reporting work.

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2/ For more info and maps of who owns the peat soils in the Fens - and in the English uplands - see my investigation 'Who Owns Our Carbon?', here: whoownsengland.org/2021/11/15/w...