Global Warming Accelerates: NASA Data Shows Rapid Temperature Rise
• NASA data shows global warming is accelerating, with the rate increasing from -0.03°C per decade in 1970 to 0.25°C per decade by
• The acceleration is primarily due to reduced sulfate aerosols and changes in cloud cover, revealing the true extent of warming.
• The last 11 years have been the warmest on record, with recent years having less than a 1-in-100 chance of occurring naturally.
Global warming accelerates at an alarming rate
According to a recent analysis by the Washington Post, global warming is accelerating at an alarming rate. Data from NASA’s GISS Surface Temperature Analysis version 4 (GISTEMP v4) indicates a significant increase in the rate of warming. The analysis reveals that the planet's warming rate has jumped from -0.03°C per decade in 1970 to 0.25°C per decade by 2025. This acceleration is primarily due to the reduction of sulfate aerosols, which previously masked some of the warming effects, and changes in cloud cover.
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