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Study finds marine heatwaves are becoming longer and hotter

A new study reports that marine heatwaves are lasting longer and reaching higher temperatures. The supplied headline does not identify affected regions or immediate damage.

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Persistent marine heat can damage marine ecosystems, fisheries and coastal economies.

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  1. A longer, hotter reality surrounds marine heatwaves, new study finds ↗news.wm.edu · Recorded source date: Sep 9, 2026, 12:17 AM UTC

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