You denying that the US has not for at least the last 15 years?
What I deny is the need for such fear from the GW fear mongers.
Yep I do.
Power said that 1998, the start of the 'pause', was a particularly hot year due to the natural El Niño climate pattern that has a warming influence on worldwide temperatures.
Power said that if you choose a 15-year period starting in 1996 instead of 1998 then the rate of warming almost triples to 0.14°C per decade.
"Globally average surface temperature is just one measure of changes in the Earth'sclimate system," he says.
During the 15-year 'hiatus' period, studies of other aspects of the climate system have continued to show warming as expected.
The world's oceans have continued to gain heat, a
recent study has found. And, in late March, a
study in the prestigious journal
Science found Antarctica's ice sheets were melting at an accelerating rate.
Many scientists have pointed to the recent extended periods of ocean cycles that are in phases that tend to have a cooling effect on temperatures at the surface of the planet.
The sun has also been in a state of unusually low activity, which can also have a cooling influence.
Global warming hiatus explained and it s not good news