This is only 0.14 degrees below the absolute record set in May 2024.
Scientists explain the anomaly with the fact that up to 30% of the ocean’s co -emissions and absorbs approximately 90% of the excessive heat caused by global warming.
Although this helps to slow down an increase in the temperature of the atmosphere, overheating of water can lead to destructive consequences for sea ecosystems.
Climatologists stimulate: The fever and acidification of water makes them difficult to formation of reefs that threaten mass death. At the same time, the risk of blooming of single -celled algae, which removes oxygen from water and threatens other sea inhabitants, increases.
Experts believe that existing trends show the need for urgent measures to reduce greenhouse gas emissions to maintain the stability of ocean ecosystems.
Source: Ferra
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