Usually, record hight temperatures of the ocean's surface are being recorded in March and April, not in August. Credit: Cristian Palmer / Unsplash
Copernicus, the European Union's Climate Change Service, measured a new record last weekend: At 21.1 degrees, the surface of the world's oceans is warmer than ever before. This increases the risk of extreme weather events, the experts warn. But we can still do something about it.
Copernicus, the European Union's Climate Change Service, measured a new record last weekend: At 21.1 degrees, the surface of the world's oceans is warmer than ever before. This increases the risk of extreme weather events, the experts warn. But we can still do something about it.
