the oceans they never were hot as in 2022when temperatures rise for the seventh consecutive year and Mediterranean Sea- which confirms that the pool heats up faster. There was another crash last year negative record for the health of country Confirmation of a trend that suggests an increasingly future climate extremeaccording to a study published in the journal Advances in Atmospheric Science and passedChinese Academy of Scienceto which also Italian researchers from National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology and fromAeneas.
I understand climate change of the future it is also necessary to look into the past: from this perspective, the seasons of the past few years have been reconstructed with unprecedented detail 11 thousand yearsthanks to one ice cream carrot recorded Antarctic and longer than 3 kilometers. The study published in the journal natures and passedUniversity of Colorado in Boulder, will provide an important reference point for those studying the effects ofhuman influence on the climate. Researchers led by Lijing Cheng analyzed the data collected from 1950 to the present dayInstitute of Atmospheric Physics (IAP) of China and the National Oceans and Atmosphere Administration (Noaa) US.
In particular, the content of heat of the ocean in the former 2 thousand meters deep compared to the previous year by approx 10 zetta joulesthat means 1 joules (measure of heat) followed by 21 zeros. The continuous increase in the temperature of the oceans is thus confirmed, combined with ever higher water levels salinity and to a major water separation in layers that can reduce or cancel that out Mix between the surface and deeper areas. Among many consequences, these factors are changing the way the heat that carbon and theoxygen are exchanged between the ocean and thethe atmospheredrastically reduce the oxygen content of the water.
Strong worries are not only related to life and others marine ecosystemsbut also people and animals terrestrial ecosystemsas the oceans absorb most of it warm up caused by human activities and on which many communities depend fishing. Continuously monitoring the changes that are occurring in aquatic ecosystems, as well as studying the changes that have occurred in the Earth’s past, is essential to understanding what actions to take and how to respond to higher temperatures, extreme weather conditions and everything else prepared Consequences arising from the warming of the oceans and from a changed water cycle. “Until we go carbon neutral, warming will continue to increase and we will continue to break records like we did this year,” he comments. Michael man from the University of Pennsylvania, co-author of the study. “Better awareness and understanding underpin action to combat climate change,” he added.