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Ocean Temperatures Rising Faster Than Previously Reported

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Research in the journal Science said ocean temperatures are rising faster than previously concluded. Scientists found several problems with the way ocean temperatures were previously measured. According to the Huffington Post, the warming is caused from greenhouse gases released by human activity. This warming affects increased sea levels, coral reef destruction and declining ocean oxygen levels, among more. The United Nations recently released a report warning the world is running out of time to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions.

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