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if you check the altimetry measured sea level map you see an area of large change around P-NG. but is the rise because of global warming or because of seismic activity and underground volcanoes? water doesnt gather and stay in one area without a reason, like gravity effects from changing sea floors.
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is it only me who notices that there is a high level of sea rise in the most seismically active area of the world? I cant help but think that melting icecaps arent the main reason for the rise there. and if you take that area out of the equation it doesnt leave much of a rise in the rest of the world.