Europe’s seas reach record heat as climate change threatens marine life

Scientists say human-caused climate change was the primary driver behind record-breaking sea temperatures around Europe this summer. Per France 24, the Mediterranean averaged a record twenty-seven degrees Celsius in July, with waters near Mallorca hitting thirty-three degrees Celsius in early August. Researchers warn these temperatures pose severe risks to coastal communities and marine ecosystems.

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