Climate Change: North and Baltic Sea Were Significantly Too Warm in Summer
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The North and Baltic Seas have experienced unusually strong warming this summer.
Not only in the Mediterranean, the water has become significantly warmer, but also with us the temperature of the seas is rising. Researchers warn of far-reaching consequences for the animal world and humans.
The seas, too, have suffered appreciably from the historical heat of this summer: the North and Baltic Seas were much warmer than usual. The high water temperatures harm native species and further increase climate change.
The hot summer has heated up the seas in Europe. Several areas in the southern North Sea have reached new highs. Helgoland is particularly affected.
In this heat summer a record temperature is chasing the next one. Now new measurements show that it is also getting much warmer in the North and Baltic Seas. This has far-reaching consequences for habitats and food nets - and the risk of extreme weather is also rising.
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