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by Rich
Mr. Ahlbeck, What is your response to the following article, also from Hadley, that refutes the very basis of your point above? http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/research/hadleycentre/news/warming_goes_on.html A brienf synopsis: "Over the last ten years, global temperatures have warmed more slowly than the long-term trend. But this does not mean that global warming has slowed down or even stopped. It is entirely consistent with our understanding of natural fluctuations of the climate within a trend of continued long-term warming. * Global warming has not stopped * Natural climate variations temporarily enhance or reduce observed warming
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by Rich
Mr. Ahlbeck, What is your response to the following article, also from Hadley, that refutes the very basis of your point above? http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/research/hadleycentre/news/warming_goes_on.html A brienf synopsis: "Over the last ten years, global temperatures have warmed more slowly than the long-term trend. But this does not mean that global warming has slowed down or even stopped. It is entirely consistent with our understanding of natural fluctuations of the climate within a trend of continued long-term warming. * Global warming has not stopped * Natural climate variations temporarily enhance or reduce observed warming
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