Ocean levels falling and a cooling/non-warming North America?? OMG!!! Global warming is over!! Off course we all knew it. Nearly the entire East Coast of the United States, from Massachusetts and parts of Maine to Florida, is known to be affected by subsidence [6–10]. Subsidence is much stronger along the East Coast of the United States and significant only in Southern California along the West Coast, and it increased in intensity since the mid-1900s. The overall acceleration for both the East and West coasts amounts to just +0.0028 mm/yr² and +0.0012 mm/yr², respectively, when using the late 1800s and early 1900s as the starting years. An analysis by Houston and Dean (2011) showed that when the sea level trend begins in 1930, the U.S. coasts as a whole actually decelerated overall (-0.013 mm/yr²) during 1930-2007. These modest trends would not appear to support the contention that modern sea-level changes in this region are rising at alarming rates. https://climatechangedispatch.com/tide-gauges-negative-sea-level-rise/