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The Minor Sea Withstands Summer Heat but the Level of the Aquifer Ignites Alarms

The Mar Menor has maintained a stable situation during this summer, despite having recorded high temperatures and a low salinity in its waters.The temperature has exceeded 31 degrees, although it has managed to preserve a transparency of more than four meters and relatively high oxygen levels by this time of year.Despite this balance, the Community has warned about the high level of the aquifer of the Campo de Cartagena, which in certain points …
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The Mar Menor has maintained a stable situation during this summer, despite having recorded high temperatures and a low salinity in its waters.The temperature has exceeded 31 degrees, although it has managed to preserve a transparency of more than four meters and relatively high oxygen levels by this time of year.Despite this balance, the Community has warned about the high level of the aquifer of the Campo de Cartagena, which in certain points …

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