AccuWeather
  • 3 years ago
Science shows that temperatures are rising at the surface of and under our oceans, but that effect will be more noticeable in some parts of the world than others.

Recommended

1:24
Up next
Penny Mordaunt urges UK to boost defence spending to counter Russia’s threat
The Independent
6:57
The state of our oceans on World Oceans Day
AccuWeather
1:47
Researching climate change at the end of the world
AccuWeather
6:57
How coastal communities can combat climate change
AccuWeather
6:45
New tool ties your daily temperatures to climate change
AccuWeather
1:59
Explainer: the science behind rising sea levels
euronews (in English)
2:04
Land sinking along mid-Atlantic will increase impact of sea level rise
AccuWeather
3:40
Ocean surface hits highest ever recorded temperature and set to rise further | Oneindia News
Oneindia
1:59
Sea-Level Rise Measured From Space
Live Science
1:32
'Big sponge': New CO2 tech taps oceans to tackle global warming
FRANCE 24 English
1:20
Ocean Temperatures Were, Sadly, The Hottest Ever in 2021
Daily-EarthLife
2:12
Climate change, development fueling toxic algae
AccuWeather
1:46
Global warming
AFP English
1:40
Study shows humidity increases Earth’s temperature globally
AccuWeather
6:56
The unexpected impacts of climate change on real estate
AccuWeather
1:00
Solar eclipses on other planets
AccuWeather
1:46
Air pollution and its effect on the weather
AccuWeather
7:08
What is the weather like on other planets?
AccuWeather
1:12
Unexpected Side Effects Of Climate Change
Live Science
6:46
How NOAA is working to draw attention to urban heat islands
AccuWeather
2:20
Rising temperatures threaten endangered sea turtles
AccuWeather
6:19
Researchers develop a system to produce energy, water and food all in one
AccuWeather
1:08
Zelensky sends condolences after deadly strikes kill multiple people in Donetsk region
The Independent
1:00
Union stages surprise strike at Germany's Hamburg airport, a day earlier than scheduled
euronews (in English)
1:01
Six takeaways as Ursula von der Leyen marks 100 days in office
euronews (in English)