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Greenpeace: in the Backdrops of Ustica Strong Signs of Thermal Stress

Summary by Il Tempo
Rome, 17 sets. (askanews) - The divers of Greenpeace Italy have been immersed for the first time in the waters of the Marine Protected Area (AMP) of the island of Ustica, off Sicily, with two marine biologists, to study the state of health of the seabed, as part of the project Warm Sea that monitors the impact of climate change on marine species. What they have found, says Greenpeace, is uncomfortable, after the extreme heat of this summer.

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Rome, 17 sets. (askanews) - The divers of Greenpeace Italy have been immersed for the first time in the waters of the Marine Protected Area (AMP) of the island of Ustica, off Sicily, with two marine biologists, to study the state of health of the seabed, as part of the project Warm Sea that monitors the impact of climate change on marine species. What they have found, says Greenpeace, is uncomfortable, after the extreme heat of this summer.

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Il Tempo broke the news in Rome, Italy on Thursday, September 17, 2026.
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