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Global Warming Hiatus Tied to Cooler Temperatures in Pacific Ocean: A Study
A team of researchers believe they have identified the cause behind the much-cited slowdown in global warming over the last decade and a half or so, pointing to cooler eastern Pacific Ocean waters as the likely cause.
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