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Scientists have reported the highest ocean temperature ever recorded, reaching 70 degrees Fahrenheit on August 22, as a powerful El Niño combines with ongoing climate change. The European agency Copernicus noted that this increase poses risks to marine ecosystems and coastal communities, with implications for extreme weather events and carbon dioxide absorption.
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Scientists have reported the highest ocean temperature ever recorded, reaching 70 degrees Fahrenheit on August 22, as a powerful El Niño combines with ongoing climate change. The European agency Copernicus noted that this increase poses risks to marine ecosystems and coastal communities, with implications for extreme weather events and carbon dioxide absorption.
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Highest-ever ocean temperature measured as powerful El Niño forms
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