U. S. Science magazine pointed out that the global average temperature has continued to rise since the 21st century, and its conclusions are mainly based on a report released by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change in 2013 and the global temperature of the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. Records of revised records (corrects deviations from known ocean surface temperature records, incorporates data from new land-based monitoring stations extending to the Arctic, and includes observations from 2013 to 2014). The data model basically does not consider the influence of the inhibitory factors that cause the temperature rise, these factors include weaker solar radiation, the obstruction of sunlight and ocean circulation by volcanic aerosols, etc. If the following are true, the above argument can be weakened most:. ['As of 2014, the average global temperature has only increased by 0.116 ° C every 10 years.', 'The obstruction of ocean circulation by volcanic aerosols will significantly inhibit the continuous rise in temperature.', 'A large amount of buoy data over the past 20 years shows a significant reduction in the rate of ocean warming.', 'Global temperature rise tends to stagnate, and the actual temperature is lower than that predicted by the climate model over the same period.']