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The Earth’s surface is 70 percent water, but even that underestimates how vital ocean health is to our planet’s ability to maintain life. Recent results from scientists around the world only further confirm that our waterworld is in serious danger. Last week, a bombshell study confirmed that the oceans are warming 40 percent faster than many scientists had previously estimated. The finding partially resolved a long-running debate between climate modelers and oceanographers. By measuring the oce.  show all text

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@CSR4Development: The latest ocean science is deeply troubling. buff.ly/2FLOipt

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@Bill_Gross: This is just stunning.. twitter.com/ericholthaus/s…

18.01.2019 03.42.09

@grist: Global warming is almost entirely a story of how rapidly the oceans are changing.

And folks, it’s not looking good.

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18.01.2019 02.07.00

@kelkelly: This is the grandest of possible wake-up calls: We are in the emergency phase of climate change.

In order to avoid further radical changes to our planetary life-support system, we have to make radical changes to our culture and society.

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@grist: The latest ocean science is deeply troubling. buff.ly/2FLOipt

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