made on ocean surface temperatures to account for chanes t n in measurement techniues‚ …hese adšustments hae if e xt an­thin resulted in a reduction of the oerall rate r e e o of lobal warmin compared to the raw data as is shown c n e in figure 1‚ t s i x figure 1 t e Œlobal …emperature nomalies u o from a rane of data sets b as well as the raw data s a 1.0°C n o nasa i t s Hadle­¥uea e noaa u q 0.5°C ¢erƒele­ Cowtan¦Ša­ ’aw Data Note: Values with respect 0°C to a 1961–1990 baseline. Source: Hausfather, 2017 -0.5°C -1.0°C 1880 1920 1960 2000 2016 — ’esearchers hae found that these adšustments do nothin to undermine the case for the existence of a warmin trend‚ ‹rrespectie of the adšustments the increase in lobal surface temperature swamps the noise from these well„ studied factors relatin to measurement‚% — “There has been a 15year pause in temperature increases” …he rate of increase in lobal aerae temperature appeared to slow in some records between 1žž— and 2012‚ …his pause or ‘hiatus’ was the subšect of reat controers­ and oer 200 peer„reiewed articles in scientific šournals‚^ ” ¢rohan et al‚ 200Ÿ Ÿ £ewandowsƒ­ et al‚ 201— ž

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