Your own source contradicts you. > Given that there will be a lagged response from the climate to the shift to low-sulphur marine fuel, it is reasonable to exp

Your own source contradicts you. > Given that there will be a lagged response from the climate to the shift to low-sulphur marine fuel, it is reasonable to expect less than half of the warming resulting from the 2020 regulations to have materialised by 2023, likely only in the hundredths of a degree globally. > This is unlikely to be sufficient to explain the spike in global sea surface temperature in recent weeks, which is around 0.2C above the prior record for this time of year.