How Europe’s Intensifying Marine Heatwaves Threaten Its Fisheries
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How Europe’s intensifying marine heatwaves threaten its fisheries
Europe’s seas recorded their hottest summer in 45 years this year, with marine heatwaves threatening fisheries and coastal communities as warming waters reshape marine ecosystems. European...
Rising marine heatwaves threaten European fisheries
As drought spread and wildfires raged across Europe this summer, the extraordinary heat didn’t stop at the shoreline. European waters notched their hottest summer months since satellite sensors began providing reliable data in 1982, according to a Reuters analysis of temperatures recorded at the seas’ surface. Records fell from the English Channel to the Mediterranean Sea, with an offshore buoy near Mallorca recording a temperature of 33.02 degr…
European seas have recorded their warmest summer since reliable satellite measurements began. From the Bay of Biscay to southern England, rising temperatures are changing marine ecosystems and hitting fisheries www.ertnews.gr
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