Record temperatures last year indicate that climate change is unstoppable according to US government climate scientists. Global sea-level also reached a record high, with the expansion of those warming waters, keeping pace with the 3.2 ± 0.4 mm per year trend in sea level growth over the past two decades, the report said. The scientists say that record temperatures from last year kept at pace with the 3.2 &plusmn; 0.4 mm per year growth over centuries . Karl , oceanographer at Pacific Marine Environmental Laboratory 's Noaa said, "Even if we were to freeze greenhouse gases at current levels, the sea would actually continue to warm for centuries and US , and as they continue to warm and expand the sea levels will continue to rise."
Record temperatures last year indicate that climate change is unstoppable according to US government climate scientists. The scientists say that record temperatures from last year kept at pace with the 3.2 &plusmn; 0.4 mm per year growth over centuries . Karl , oceanographer at Pacific Marine Environmental Laboratory 's Noaa said, "Even if we were to freeze greenhouse gases at current levels, the sea would actually continue to warm for centuries and US , and as they continue to warm and expand the sea levels will continue to rise."