In the grand scheme of things, aren't we being overly concerned about a potential blip? I don't want to minimise this, but some people are becoming hysterical, leading to ideas like blocking the sun or taxing everyone to fund various greenwashing vanity projects. Such click-baits don't help.
As the article points out, this "blip" is less than another data point two years ago. At some point you have to stop pretending you don't see a pattern.
We don't need green washing vanity projects. We need a national and global plan to reduce fossil fuel use. Fast. Faster than it would have been if we'd started decades ago, when both theory and data were already evident, and people started dismissing everything as a "blip" rather than do something.
We can't get anything done while large numbers of people keep denying the basic reality of the data and the basic chemistry and physics that explains it.