Scientists admit mathematical errors in climate change study that suggested oceans had absorbed more heat than expected
New results suggest between 10 per cent and 70 per cent more heat absorbed by oceans than previously thought
Scientists from the Princeton University and the University of California-San Diego have owned-up to major mathematical errors in their recent study claiming that the Earth's oceans were warming much quicker...
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