World's Oceans Reach Record Temperatures in June 2026
- Global ocean temperatures reached a record high in June 2026.
- This warming is likely to intensify further due to El Niño.
- Rising ocean temperatures will have severe impacts on marine ecosystems, including coral bleaching and declining marine biodiversity.
- Warmer oceans contribute to an increase in both the frequency and intensity of cyclones.
- This warming is the combined result of global climate change and El Niño. ....
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