The House Science Committee tweeted an article denying global warming on Thursday. Charlie Riedel AP
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English writer James Delingpole, who denies scientifically-accepted theories on climate change, authored the piece.

“Thanks [sic] what’s now recognized as an unusually strong El Nino, global temperatures were driven to sufficiently high levels to revive the alarmist narrative — after an unhelpful pause period of nearly 20 years — that the world had got hotter than ever before,” Delingpole wrote.

Global warming is determined by most scientists to be real and affected by human activity. The National Ocean Service said global sea levels are rising at rates not seen for thousands of years. Sea level rise is a byproduct of higher global temperatures.

Vermont Sen. and former presidential candidate Bernie Sanders also chimed in on social media to mock the committee.

December 1, 2016