European Seas Hit Record Summer Heat, Threatening Fisheries

European Seas Hit Record Summer Heat, Threatening Fisheries

European waters recorded their hottest summer months since reliable satellite data began in 1982, a Reuters analysis shows. Records fell from the English Channel to the Mediterranean, with a buoy near Mallorca hitting 33.02C on August 5. Scientists warn marine heatwaves are becoming more frequent and intense, transforming ecosystems and devastating fisheries that coastal communities depend on.

Source: Reuters

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