World's Oceans Hit 100 Consecutive Record Hot Days
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The world's oceans have experienced 100 consecutive record hot days, with significant impacts on marine ecosystems. This milestone, reached on September 10, has disastrous consequences for global food security, employment, commerce, tourism, and energy infrastructure. The high temperatures persist, according to data from the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).
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Océanos del mundo completan 100 días de calor récord 12 de septiembre...
Planeta completa 100 dias de recorde de calor no oceano e temperatura...
Planeta completa 100 dias de recorde de calor no oceano e temperatura...
Planeta completa 100 dias de recorde de calor no oceano e temperatura...
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