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Climate Change: Copernicus: World's Oceans as Warm as Ever

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A new temperature record documents once again how fast climate change is progressing: the highest average sea temperature has just been measured.

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A new temperature record documents once again how fast climate change is progressing: the highest average sea temperature has just been measured.

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Climate change continues to fuel the world's oceans. Last weekend, according to the EU climate service Copernicus, the highest daily value of the world's average sea surface temperature was recorded.

·Germany
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On Saturday, the world's oceans reached their highest level ever measured at 21.1 degrees. Higher sea temperatures increased the risk of extreme weather events.

·Vienna, Austria
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Handelsblatt broke the news in Düsseldorf, Germany on Monday, August 24, 2026.
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