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The 'polar vortex' and severe cold weather don't mean climate change isn't happening, writes Yarrow Axford.

 

"Climate change is a painstakingly well-documented long-term global trend, in which each recent decade has been warmer than the decade before. This is generally true for most parts of the globe, but more importantly is true when one considers the Earth as a whole. [...] Despite the overwhelming evidence that our planet is warming, there are two points of perpetual confusion that combine with our psychology to make winter weather a seasonal boon for climate skepticism. For one, a cold snap where we live should not be confused for a global event."

 

Read it: No, Global Warming Isn't Suddenly a Myth Because It's Really Cold Out

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