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Ocean Heat Hit New Record in 2025, Copernicus Says
The EU's Copernicus climate service reports that ocean heat reached a new record in 2025, continuing the trend of warming seas driven by rising greenhouse gas emissions. Ocean heat content is a key indicator of climate change, and successive records underline the pace at which the world's oceans are absorbing excess heat. The finding adds to growing concern among scientists about marine ecosystems, sea level rise and extreme weather.
Why now: Scientists and the public are reacting to yet another climate record being broken, raising alarm about accelerating ocean warming.
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- Ocean Heat Hit New Record in 2025, Copernicus Says · tovima.com
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