Topic: Mud Flats

Observations of Fort Jefferson in the Florida Keys, which has sat roughly one foot above sea level since 1860, are used to question narratives regarding rapid sea level rise. The fact that the fort has not been inundated over the last 150 years is presented as an anomaly for climate models. Similarly, the "Mud Flats Report" from San Francisco indicates that local high tides have not yet impacted nearby low-lying freeways, suggesting that catastrophic coastal flooding is not currently evident in these locations.

A comprehensive list of donors from Colorado, the Netherlands, Denmark, and Australia is read to acknowledge their contributions to the show. Sir Arthur Gobitz from the Netherlands provides an update on the "mud flats," noting they are currently covered by water. The hosts emphasize the importance of these "make good" donations in sustaining the podcast's independent model.