Scientists Warn of Extreme Impacts as Record Ocean Temperatures Reach Uncharted Territory

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Global sea surfaces hit record temperatures this April, with mercury levels rising at a pace never seen before. Further, the likelihood of a strong El Niño event appearing in the next few months looms over us, and this double whammy of ocean heating may well lead to the coming years being Earth’s warmest on record. The heating could result in the loss of marine species, more extreme weather, sea-level rise, and coastal flooding.
- Record Sea Temperatures, El Niño Could Cause Extreme Impacts, Warn Scientists | Weather.com The Weather Channel
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- Record ocean temperatures put Earth in ‘uncharted territory’, say scientists The Guardian
- The Impact of Ocean Temperatures Hitting 40 Year High Newsweek
- A record warm streak in the oceans has scientists worried Grist
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