THE Great Global Warming “Pause”

THE Great Global Warming Pause - CLIMATISM


BETWEEN the start of 1997 and the end of 2014, average global surface temperature stalled. This 18-year period is known as the global warming “pause” or “hiatus” and has been the subject of much research and debate in peer-reviewed scientific journals.

THE rise in global temperatures that alarmed climate campaigners in the 1990’s had slowed so much that the trend was no longer statistically significant. This despite one-third of Man’s entire influence on climate since the Industrial Revolution occurring since February 1997.

THE pause took a pause during the 2015/16 super El Niño which was the strongest such event in recorded history and helped to make 2015 and 2016 the warmest years in the modern warm period. However, 2017 witnessed the biggest drop in global temps in recorded history, seen across most data sets, bringing temps back inline with 1997-2014 averages, rendering “the pause” alive and well, to date.

THERE has been a recent surge in media reports aiming to debunk and bury the inconvenient hiatus, not predicted by any climatologist, science agency, government body, media outlet or UN computer model.

A few of the latest attempts by the mainsteam media at re-writing climate history…

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BEFORE it “never happened” – established, peer-reviewed climate science was all over the pause.

IN fact, before it was disappeared, the hiatus was central to the IPCC report…

Global warming pause ‘central_ to IPCC climate report – BBC News

Global warming pause ‘central’ to IPCC climate report – BBC News

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THE “PAUSE” TIMELINE

1997 – 2015 TEMPS

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No global warming at all for 18 years 9 months – a new record – The Pause lengthens again – just in time for UN Summit in Paris | Climate Depot

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PEER-REVIEWED PAUSE “SCIENCE”

Pause 1 Nature mag

Climate change: The case of the missing heat : Nature News & Comment

Pause 2

Reconciling anthropogenic climate change with observed temperature 1998–2008 | PNAS

Pause 3 Nature mag

Recent global-warming hiatus tied to equatorial Pacific surface cooling : Nature : Nature Publishing Group

Pause 4 Nature mag

Retrospective prediction of the global warming slowdown in the past decade : Nature Climate Change

Pause 5 Nature mag

Overestimated global warming over the past 20 years : Nature Climate Change : Nature Publishing Group

Pause 6 Nature mag

Recent intensification of wind-driven circulation in the Pacific and the ongoing warming hiatus : Nature Climate Change : Nature Publishing Group

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