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Ocean temperatures are hotter than ever. What does it mean for earth?
Brutal heat waves have baked the world this summer and they haven’t been contained to land. Earth’s oceans are the hottest they have been in modern history, by an unusually wide margin.
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How high ocean temperatures is affecting the weather
Ocean temperatures are at their highest average levels in 40 years, and it's having enormous effects on weather systems around the world.
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How does climate change affect hurricanes?
Scientists are confident that the warming of the planet is changing the way storms behave. Here’s how.
On climate action, New York must be faithful to its goals, but flexible in the means
It’s really happening. New York State’s Climate Action Plan became less of a plan and more of a reality when a draft roadmap was released early this year.
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The world’ strongest ocean current is gaining speed due to global warming
The speeding up of the Antarctic Circumpolar Current could have wide-ranging consequences across the globe.
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More intense marine heatwaves are affecting life on land
In coastal cities, marine heatwaves in the adjacent ocean can cause the heat index, a measure of how hot it feels, to rise by several degrees.
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’Sea snot’: A thick, viscous substance plagues Turkey’s Sea of Marmara
Scientists say that the unpleasant-looking mucus isn’t a new phenomenon, but rising water temperatures caused by global warming may be making it worse.
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