@Radical_EgoCom @ElGriego
I assume you haven't seen the most recent graphics then.
#antarcticice #oceantemperatures ...
The incredible, gigantic extent of those changes can't be taken serious enough, yet they find no answer/reaction in media or politics at all.

Ecosystems are more fragil than one think.
Corals, for example, die off completely at a difference of "just" 2 degrees.
If let's say Krills die in masses #temperaturechange it will have a dominoeffect throughout the oceans bc they are the major base of a lot of foodchaines.

Of course we (personally) can try our best. But regarding the inaction and ignorance of most governments - it's to late for hope already (for us that is).

The oceans just reached their hottest temperature on record as El Nino looms. Here are 6 things to watch for

By Laura Paddison and Rachel Ramirez, CNN, Apr 3, 2023

Scientists have watched in astonishment as ocean temperatures have steadily risen over the past several years -- even as the cooling La Niña phenomenon had a firm grip on the Pacific. The oceans have been record-warm for the past four years, scientists reported in January. Then in mid-March, climatologists noted that global sea surface temperature climbed to a new high.

Here are 6 things to watch out for:

1. The world could breach 1.5 degrees of warming for the first time

2. There could be more drought-busting rain in the West

3. Drought, heat and fire elsewhere

4. Warmer Pacific Ocean fuels stronger cyclones

5. Coral reefs could see catastrophic bleaching

6. More Antarctic ice melt

#ClimateCatastrophe #ClimateCrisis #ElNino #AntarcticIce #CoralBleaching

Read more: https://www.accuweather.com/en/climate/the-oceans-just-reached-their-hottest-temperature-on-record-as-el-nino-looms-here-are-6-things-to-watch-for/1507783