No details of gradients of temperatures at increasing depths.
If this is surface temperatures ONLY, then this is scaremongering, especially given that the percentage volume of affected water - a very necessary factor in the eventual dispersal heating effect through the whole depth of water - again is not mentioned.
Here’s a warning from Spain, and please, please, take it seriously. The warming of sea water is the precursor to what we call a “Dana” a weather phenomenon that brings extremely intense rains and floodings when temperatures begin to drop after the summer. Valencia and Barcelona have been enduring this for years, but as the Mediterranean Sea gets warmer every summer, the situation is becoming worse. Last year’s Danas claimed 224 lives, left 3 people missing, and destroyed 11,242 buildings (homes, businesses, schools), 141,000 cars, 800 kilometres of roads, and 380 bridges. And this year’s is expected to be even worse. Please take very good care and prepare your homes if you live by the coast.
People can't seem to grasp that our economy has an expiry date, and it is in no way prepared or indeed able to reverse the problems it has caused. All our resources should be utilized to protecting natural ecosystems, rather than being wasted on bombing civilians which increases the earth temperature anyway. We need to make a stand now while we have options. The alternative is gradual extinction.
Pumping raw sewage into the sea isn’t absolutely fantastic either
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If this is surface temperatures ONLY, then this is scaremongering, especially given that the percentage volume of affected water - a very necessary factor in the eventual dispersal heating effect through the whole depth of water - again is not mentioned.
I was hoping for ten tickles.