The world's oceans have logged 100 consecutive days of record heat, Modern Ghana reports, a stretch that is altering conditions for life in and around the seas. The outlet ties the run of warmth to mo
Coverage compiled alongside the Modern Ghana report points to a shared worry: that prolonged marine heat waves, sometimes described as "the Blob," could disrupt ocean life. New Scientist reports that
The consequences extend beyond the water. Energies Media notes that millions of coastal residents face storms, contaminated seafood and a form of grief that no health agency currently tracks, and that
Taken together, the reports describe a system under sustained strain, with the heat itself, its effects on fisheries and weather, and the human toll all drawing attention at once.
What to watch next: whether governments act on the scientists' call for emergency measures as El Niño conditions continue.
Modern Ghana reports a 100-day stretch of record ocean heat, as scientists urge emergency action to protect sea life fro