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Copernicus Alerts on Climate Impact on Oceans and Continents
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Global warming, according to the monthly newsletter of the Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S), continues to set records in 2026, reflecting a sustained rise in temperatures in oceans and continents, with direct impacts on ecosystems and human activities. The post Copernicus alerts to climate impacts on oceans and continents first appeared on Cubadebate.
Heat waves on land and in the sea: July 2026 was characterized by weather extremes worldwide. Western Europe and large parts of the oceans were particularly affected.
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