I will begin with point three ASAP. I will show, with evidence that all of Steve 4100's comments are either wrong or exaggerated. I do hope that he will take some time to examine the evidence I post and not, like some others do, ignore my assertions!
The evidence is that I QUOTED a report from today's The Guardian.
Further, the evidence is that The Guardian summarised/quoted from new researches.
The world's oceans cooled suddenly between 2003 and 2005, losing more than 20 percent of the global-warming heat they'd absorbed over the previous 50 years. That's a vast amount of heat, since the oceans hold 1,000 times as heat as the atmosphere. The ocean-cooling researchers say the heat was likely vented into space, since it hasn't been found stored anywhere on Earth.
John Lyman, of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Pacific Marine Environmental Laboratory, says the startling news of ocean cooling comes courtesy of the new ARGO ocean temperature floats being distributed worldwide. ARGOs are filling in former blank spots on the world's ocean monitoring system - and vastly narrowing our past uncertainty about sparsely measured ocean temperatures.
Sure, the European mainstream media are hopeless for all things about GW.
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Plus more than 250 media in English language outsite Europe (including all major US papers) :wink:
(Out of nearly 300 printed newspapers worldwide I've access to, more than 200 report it - the rest are Sunday papers and weekly periodicals
