"Unprecedented Global Ocean Heat: A Year of Record-Breaking Temperatures"

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Scientists are concerned as record ocean heat, now entering its second year, spreads heat waves across the oceans, potentially indicating a fundamental shift in Earth's climate systems. The unprecedented warmth, attributed to factors such as El Niño and reduced shipping liner pollution, has led to significant ocean temperature increases, with potential irreversible impacts on marine life and ecosystems. The extreme ocean warming, coupled with the warmest atmospheric conditions ever observed, poses significant challenges and uncertainties for the future climate, prompting a need for urgent action to address the escalating environmental crisis.
- Global ocean heat sets record for 12 straight months, alarming scientists The Washington Post
- Earth on the brink of key warming threshold after year of ‘chart-busting’ extremes, researchers say CNBC
- Climate researcher on what's causing the record rise in ocean temperatures PBS NewsHour
- Global ocean temperatures have been record warm for a year, and counting Axios
- ‘Sirens are blaring’: UN climate report says 2023 was ‘off the charts’ Fox Weather
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