@thetruism · Updated 37d ago
Global ocean temperatures hit record high in August
Global ocean temperatures have reached their highest level on record in August, driven by a combination of human-induced climate warming and a strengthening El Nino pattern.
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Impact & scale
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A strengthening El Nino pattern is exacerbating the ocean temperature increases.
- Global ocean temperatures reached a record high in August.
- A strengthening El Nino pattern is exacerbating the ocean temperature increases.
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- Aug 25 · 8:24 AM
Global ocean temperatures reached an all-time high on August 22 amid a strengthening El Niño pattern.
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- How much higher ocean temperatures will rise as El Nino continues to strengthen in the coming months.
- The full extent of the immediate and long-term ecological damage to marine life.
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- Aug 25 · 8:24 AM
Global ocean temperatures reached an all-time high on August 22 amid a strengthening El Niño pattern.
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