IIRC projected sea level rise over the next three decades is the same as observed sea level rise over the last century, i.e., it's accelerating. But keep in mind that it is partially driven by thermal expansion of water, not just ice melting.

It has been, perfectly fine. I've seen it all, starting with global cooling in the 70s, then warming, then cooling, then change. It's a convenient lie to get many people to have less kids which arguably is a good thing.

If you look at the ice, the trend is not quite evident. It comes and goes https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2023-04-06/this-wint...

Worry more about the solar minimum in 2030, take your precautions.