High oil prices have led to a dip in global carbon emissions
Summary
Global carbon emissions recently experienced a decrease due to elevated oil prices. Meanwhile, scientists emphasize that assessing annual global temperatures requires analyzing long-term trends rather than focusing on short-term natural variability.
Evaluating the annual global temperatures each year requires context. There is a fair amount of natural variability from one year to the next, so it’s important to focus on the trend over time. Famously, global warming did not end in 1998, as some claimed a couple of decades ago—we just had a run of La-Niña-dominated years after a very strong…
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