The international scientific research institution “World Weather Attribution Alliance” released a research report on the 18th. Climate change caused by human activity is the main cause of the recent record high sea surface temperature in the waters surrounding Europe. This change will have a serious impact on marine ecosystems and coastal communities. Reuters quoted the contents of the report as reporting that scientists from the “World Weather Attribution Coalition” combined observational data and climate model simulations and discovered that climate change caused by human activity has warmed the Mediterranean Sea by about 2 degrees Celsius and the Atlantic coastal waters of Western Europe by about 1.3 to 1.4 degrees Celsius. During the hottest two weeks of July, ocean surface temperatures recorded in parts of the Mediterranean were more than 6 degrees Celsius higher than normal. A marine buoy near Majorca in Spain in the Mediterranean even recorded a high temperature of 33 degrees Celsius in early August.

The international scientific research institution “World Weather Attribution Alliance” released a research report on the 18th. Climate change caused by human activity is the main cause of the recent record high sea surface temperature in the waters surrounding Europe. This change will have a serious impact on marine ecosystems and coastal communities. Reuters quoted the contents of the report as reporting that scientists from the “World Weather Attribution Coalition” combined observational data and climate model simulations and discovered that climate change caused by human activity has warmed the Mediterranean Sea by about 2 degrees Celsius and the Atlantic coastal waters of Western Europe by about 1.3 to 1.4 degrees Celsius. During the hottest two weeks of July, ocean surface temperatures recorded in parts of the Mediterranean were more than 6 degrees Celsius higher than normal. A marine buoy near Majorca in Spain in the Mediterranean even recorded a high temperature of 33 degrees Celsius in early August.