Seas Around Europe Partly 6 Degrees Too Warm: Climate Change Is the Main Driver
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According to the EU climate service, the average temperature at the sea surface is higher than ever before. This also increases risks for extreme weather.
According to a recent study, the enormous temperature jump is due to man-made climate change and causes fatal hyperactivity in animals.
The analysis of Giovanni Coppini, director of the programme "Global costs as a new frontier" of the Euro-Mediterranean Climate Change Centre
The seas surrounding Europe are warming faster than the planet's average climate, with impacts on wildlife, food systems and people living along the coast, according to a study by the research organization World Weather Attribution, released in mid-August. The record-high sea surface temperatures in European waters are largely due to climate change, scientists say.
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