Italy told to prepare for most intense heatwave ‘of all time’ and 100 million Americans remain under extreme heat advisories as climate crisis bites
Millions in US under warnings as record heat expected to continueSouthern Europe braces for second heat storm in a week
Earth facing ‘unprecedented’ sea surface temperatures: World Meteorological Organization
Global sea surface temperatures (SST) reached a new record anomaly on Sunday.
The record-breaking temperatures on land and in the ocean have potentially devastating impacts on ecosystems and the environment.
They highlight the far-reaching changes taking place in Earth’s system as a result of human-induced climate change.
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