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Ocean heat is off the charts

Here’s what that means for humans and ecosystems around the world Here’s what that means for humans and ecosystems around the world

WMO Bright Red Alert | Dissident Voice

The World Meteorological Organization (Geneva, Switzerland) State of Climate 2023 Report by Celste Saulo, secretary general, was issued on March 19th, 2024. “As secretary general of the World Meteorological Organization, I am now sounding the Red Alert about the state of the climate.” The WMO has issued an annual State of the Climate Report for

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simon, is good to see you. we should talk about two other aspects of this, ocean temperatures and the ice caps at the arctic and antarctic. what is going on in these warmer temperatures? figs what is going on in these warmer temperatures?— what is going on in these warmer temperatures? as you mentioned earlier, temperatures? as you mentioned earlier. the _ temperatures? as you mentioned earlier, the 2023 _ temperatures? as you mentioned earlier, the 2023 has _ temperatures? as you mentioned earlier, the 2023 has been - temperatures? as you mentioned earlier, the 2023 has been the . earlier, the 2023 has been the warmest year on record, that's coincided with the number of other records as well, one of which has beenin records as well, one of which has been in arctic ice, sea ice loss. the amount of sea ice around the in arctic and 20 something —— in arctic in 2023 has richest lowest point... is notjust the global tempter rise but it is all the aspects of climate that change with aspects of climate that change with a temperature that we see as well, and arctic ice being one of them, local temperatures are another one of them. we've seen warmer rivers in the uk in

Everything Climate • Watts Up With That?

The 130-Degree F Reading in Death Valley Is A World Record Con: 134 degrees in 1913 is still the official record and there is no reason to change it. But here’s something the media tends to ignore. July 1913 had several days at or above 128°F. This is simply “business as usual” for Death Valley.

Record ocean and land heat continues in autumn as El Nino intensifies

Average sea surface temperatures were significantly high in October compared to the 1982-2011 mean and higher than any year since 1981. | Latest News India

Warmer oceans blamed for disappearance of billions of Alaska's Snow crabs

Rising ocean temperatures in Alaska's Bering Sea have caused a disappearance of snow crabs, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). This has led to the cancellation of the snow crab harvest season for the second year in a row. The study suggests a connection between marine heat waves and the loss of snow crabs. Warmer temperatures and higher population density have been identified as factors contributing to increased mortality among the crabs.

Shade May Be Latest Weapon In Fight Against Coral Bleaching

Coral bleaching has become an epidemic, but a new study from Australia's Southern Cross University has found a new tool to fight against it: shade.

Are heatwaves evidence that climate change is speeding up?

All sorts of records are being broken in all sorts of places

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