Global warming slowdown ‘does not invalidate climate change’

National science academies of the US and the UK say longer-term warming trend is still evident. worradirek/Shutterstock The slowdown in rising global surface temperatures is not a sign that climate change is no longer happening, the national science academies of the US and the UK have said. Publishing a guide on the state of climate change science, the National Academy of Sciences and the Royal Society said the short-term slowdown this century did not “invalidate” the long-term trend of rising temperatures caused by man-made climate change. “Despite the decadal slowdown in the rise of average surface temperature, a longer-term warming trend is still evident. Each of the last three decades was warmer than any other decade since widespread thermometer measurements were introduced in the 1850s,” the publication, Climate Change Evidence and Causes, said. You can read the rest of this story at the Guardian. See the article here –  Global warming slowdown ‘does not invalidate climate change’ ; ;Related ArticlesIs the Arctic Really Drunk, or Does It Just Act Like This Sometimes?The Arctic “Death Spiral” ContinuesClimate Change “Very Evident,” So Let’s Deal With It, World Panel Says ;

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Global warming slowdown ‘does not invalidate climate change’

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