Global warming slowing currently

It seems that in the Pacific, oscillation in temperature (warmer or colder which can last for decades), guides global ocean atmospheric systems. Researchers at the Scripps Institute of Oceanography, California, conclude that we are now in a cooling phase. This is apparently why global warming has slowed in recent years. The effects are not permanent and the scientists conclude that recent warm summers more truly reflect the  effect of global warming. But you can be certain that sceptics will be using this as an argument to support their claims that global warming is not a problem

Tags: Global Warming, Oscillation in global temperature, Pacific Ocean, Scripps Institute