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he recent hesitation
in climbing global temperatures is not what it appears.
A story in today’s Melbourne Age - “Warming hiatus will not stop long-term global climate change”
– warns that people should not invest hope is this “hiatus”.
It says, “A recent hiatus in global temperature rises will
not temper the ultimate impact of climate change by the end of the century,
research by Australian climate scientists has found.”
Researchers say, “They found whether a hiatus was present or
not in the model made negligible difference to how much average global
temperatures are projected to increase by in 2100 if emissions continue to grow
at current rates
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