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Oceans are soaking up record-breaking heat, acting as Earth’s climate buffer—but their capacity is fading. New data reveals a dramatic uptick in ocean warming, especially in upper layers, directly fueling extreme weather, rising seas, and collapsing marine ecosystems. From fish fleeing warmer waters to oxygen-starved oceans and accelerating ice melt, the consequences ripple across global systems. This isn’t a distant threat—it’s an urgent call to slash emissions before nature’s sponge dries up.

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