World’s seas have hit hottest temperature on record for July, say scientists
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"As of August 5th, global sea-surface temperatures just set a new preliminary record high of 21.20°C [70.16F]." [Prof Eliot Jacobson] All the latest global #climatechange news here:
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The ocean has absorbed more than 90% of the heat from global warming. Is anyone surprised that ocean temperatures are higher than ever recorded? https://www. theguardian.com/environment/20 26/aug/10/global-seas-hottest-temperature-july-scientists?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=bluesky&CMP=bsky_gu
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Sure. Plastic is bad for the environment. But that’s a different topic. The last German government had even two different ministries: one for climate (and economy) and one for the environment. Sometimes both clash because they have opposing interests.
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Western Europe recorded its hottest June-July on record, enduring the fourth heatwave since May with severe drought conditions that contributed to exceptional wildfire activity. Climate signals are becoming increasingly interconnected and increasingly difficult to ignore.
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Extreme heat is gripping much of the planet at once. Central Europe and the Balkans are baking above 40°C (104F), Southwest US cities like Las Vegas and El Centro are hitting record highs, and a fourth major heat dome is building over Iberia into August. Scientists say climate change isn't causing these heat domes directly, but it's making them…
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The extreme heat began in May and has contributed to major wildfires, prolonged drought and new national temperature records across the region, as well as thousands of projected heat-related deaths.
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Another global climate failure "Ocean heat records broken as hottest July temperature recorded" # Ocean # ClimateChange # Environment # Science # Extinction # Science # USA # UN # Disaster # Heat # GOP # Democrats # Politics https://www. bbc.com/news/articles/cpvw8vmm grwo
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The Copernicus Climate Change Service says historically low rainfall has worsened the situation in several countries.
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BREAKING Western Europe "experienced its hottest June-July period on record" as climate change fuels an historic summer of heat, drought and wildfires across the region, the EU climate monitor says
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The heat waves roiling Western Europe this summer topple an average temperature record for the June-July period set in 2022, according to the European climate agency Copernicus.