US Ecosystems Basically Unaffected By Global Warming, Studies Show -- The RegisterStreams fail to dry up as expected at test sites.
Scientists monitoring water flow in streams at test sites across the USA have found, unexpectedly, that the global warming seen in the late 20th century had basically no effect on most of the ecosystems they studied.
The world in general is thought to have warmed up by approximately half a degree C from 1980 to the year 2000, and while the past decade has seen no further increase, most full-time professional climate scientists expect warming to resume in the near future. However there has been much disagreement as to just what effects this could have.
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My Comment: I can guarantee you that this story will have (almost zero play) in the US main stream media.
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