The Mediterranean Sea is getting dangerously warmer
With temperatures 5 degrees above normal, the fauna and flora of the Big Blue are in danger, warns oceanographer Marina Lévy.
Published today at 07:30
On July 22, a temperature of 30.7°C was recorded off the east coast of Corsica, reports the Keraunos meteorological observatory.
AFP
Couldn’t go to the Caribbean? Not serious. For about ten days, the temperature of the surface of the water off the French Mediterranean coasts has been locally flirting with 30°C. If holidaymakers are happy about it, specialists are worried about it. In mid-July, these readings are not expected to exceed 22°C. The multiplication of heat peaks, on land and at sea, has changed the situation.
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