Sea level rise is certainly significant. But your title implies that it is caused by axis tilt. That’s incorrect. It is caused by groundwater pumping, which is also causing axis tilt. In other words, if axis tilt were magically reversed it wouldn’t make any difference on sea level.
Axis tilt is an effect, not a cause. You should read the original article, it’s less confusing than the summary you linked.
Really.
Did you read the original article? The axis tilt was actually hard to detect because it’s dwarfed by all the other things that normally cause polar drift. (Yes, the axis tilt changes even in the absence of human activity).
Your title is misleading. The article does not say that the 31.5 inch axis tilt is having a huge impact on our planet. It says groundwater pumping is causing changes in sea level and also causing a change in the axis tilt.
The axis tilt itself is an effect, not a cause.
This time they have to decide who among them will take his mantle in 2028. Whoever it is needs to be ready in 2027, so the hunger games are starting sooner than you think.
I think a fair number of people voted for him because they thought higher tariffs and fewer immigrants would increase blue collar wages. Which is not necessarily wrong, but it ignores a lot of additional potentially catastrophic effects on the economy.
Exactly.
In fact the purpose of the paper is to examine the effect of groundwater pumping on sea level. There are two competing hypotheses: (1) pumping decreases sea level by sequestering water, and (2) pumping increases sea level for complex reasons.
The authors noted that these hypotheses would imply different small changes in axis tilt. They measured axis tilt and found it supports hypothesis 2. The small change in axis tilt is simply a clever way to answer the question, it has no other impact on our life.