Our oceans broke heat records in 2018 and the consequences are catastrophic

Guardian
By John AbrahamJan 16, 2019, 6:00 am1k ptsInteresting
Rising temperatures can be charted back to the late 1950s, and the last five years were the five hottest on record Last year was the hottest ever measured, continuing an upward trend that is a direct result of manmade greenhouse gas emissions. The key to the measurements is the oceans. Oceans absorb more than…

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