
Scientists alert that a warming ocean has major effects for marine communities and seaside neighborhoods.
( Image credit: Philip Thurston by means of Getty Images )
Worldwide ocean temperature levels have actually reached a record high as El Niño injects additional heat into our already-warming world.
On Saturday (Aug. 22), the everyday worldwide typical sea surface area temperature level (SST) was hotter than at any time given that records started in 1979, according to the European Union’s Copernicus Climate Change Service
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