No. Because the "deniers", as they're constantly degradingly called (skeptic is the polite term), don't believe the Earth had accelerated warming. Except for a tiny handful of nutjobs on fox news, most "deniers (seriously stop using that insulting term) separate the two and think that the problems you're attributing to global warming are serious problems causing different, disastrous environmental concerns like endangering plant and animal life and causing cancer in animals and humans and simply don't believe the warming thing is happening to scale that is being claimed. The whole "you don't think humans are messing up the planet thing" has always been a strawman. In fact skeptics have often cared more about the problems than the AGW proponents have. For instance the awareness of the Great Pacific Garbage Patch. Most AGW proponents have never heard of it. And that's a shame. It's an outrageously bad environmental disaster and nothing is being done about it.Not looking forward to climate change deniers using this as rebuttal for evidence of man-made effects on the climate.
Actual climate skeptics are going to use this as evidence against the idea of man made climate change because the "climate models" that they were using to "prove it" have never been right, have always missed their predictions. While this model on the other hand, that is predicting this solar activity decrease has an accuracy of 97% by matching previous solar activity changes with that amount of accuracy, considerably better than "almost never right" for the climate models people were using for "proving" man-made climate change.
I'm trusting this finding on the solar activity levels dropping BECAUSE of how accurate this model has shown itself to be. A big reason why I do not trust the idea of man-made climate change is that those models have always been wrong. The sun is a considerably simplier system and to just figure out the magnetic fields you don't have to handle nearly as much data as you do with the Earth's atmosphere. So it's much easier to build a reliable model that can be used for prediction.
Mods, you should move this to MD because anything having to do with Climate change is going to get heated.