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| Strong winds in the Pacific Ocean have been attributed to the "pause" in global warming. |
A claimed “pause” in
global warming has been explained.
Scientists have explained the claim through a greater
understanding of strong winds in the Pacific Ocean.
The rate of global warming over the past 15 years had slowed
and recently almost stalled giving fresh legitimacy to the arguments of climate
change skeptics.
However, an Australian-led team of researchers has found
that strong winds in the Pacific Ocean are most likely behind the hiatus.
A story from the ABC headed: “Global warming: Australian scientists find explanation for pause in rising temperatures” explains what is
happening.
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