Phys.org·3 min read·hard
Arctic marine heat waves surge since 1980s, with record event lasting 480 days
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A new study highlights that marine heat waves in the Arctic are increasing in frequency and duration due to global warming. Researchers note that these events are under-studied compared to those in other oceans, despite their significant impact on polar ecosystems.
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Understanding Arctic climate extremes is critical for predicting global sea-level rise and the health of marine biodiversity.
by Roland Koch, Helmholtz Association of German Research Centres
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