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Go for a walk at the beach and disprove climate alarmism

25 November 2023

9:00 AM

25 November 2023

9:00 AM

Next time you Sydneysiders go for a walk along Long Reef near Collaroy, check out the rock platform. The platform occurs because sea level has dropped. There is a nick at the base of the cliffs cut by waves when sea level was a couple of metres higher during the Holocene Optimum between four and seven thousand years ago.

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