Oceans Add up to 100 Consecutive Days of Record Climate Change Heat
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Because of the greenhouse gases emitted by our activities, to which the El Niño phenomenon is superimposed, ocean temperatures have reached unprecedented levels this summer.
Warming, driven mainly by climate change and aggravated by the Child, threatens marine ecosystems and activities such as fisheries and tourism.
The oceans link this Thursday 100 consecutive days of unprecedented heat, whose main driver is climate change, with “disaster consequences” for marine ecosystems.
This September 100 days were completed with the surface of the ocean recording record temperatures, according to alert published in... The post Ocean surface reaches 100 days of record temperatures; know what this can cause first appeared in Bem Paraná.
Madrid.- The oceans link this Thursday 100 consecutive days of unprecedented heat, whose main driver is climate change, with "disaster consequences" for marine ecosystems and "important impacts" for the economy or time, among other areas, according to experts. Several scientists who monitor the daily temperature of the surface of the sea (TSM) [...] The entry Oceans link 100 days of record heat with "disaster consequences" was first published in…
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