Climate News Network: The so-called hiatus in global warming will probably make no difference to the world in the long run, according to Australian scientists.
Using computer models to take the planetary temperature in 2100, they found that one set of models incorporated the slowdown, but others did not. In the end, the difference was barely significant: less than 0.1°C.
The hiatus is a measurable slowdown in the rate of increase in average global temperatures since the turn of the century.
But since, under the...