Proof shows reef islands not drowning

From RT.com. 

Against all odds, low-lying reef islands actually appear to be growing in some parts of the world, despite rising sea levels, increasing their footprint and defying doomsday predictions.

Geomorphologist Murray Ford from the University of Auckland in New Zealand led a team of researchers who examined Jeh Island, one of the 56 islands that make up the Ailinglaplap Atoll in the Marshall Islands, itself one of the most endangered nations on Earth. 

Ford and his team pored over aerial and satellite imagery of the island from above and made the startling discovery that not only has Jeh increased in total land area by 13 percent since 1943, it may actually have once been four separate islands which have now morphed together due to net land-mass gains.

https://www.rt.com/news/509099-islands-growing-sea-level-rise/ 

(Comment: “Against all odds”? Says who?)

Here is a link to another publication expressing great surprise the reef islands are not drowning as ordered by global warming proponents.

https://www.sciencealert.com/some-small-islands-are-growing-bigger-in-the-face-of-rising-seas-not-being-swallowed