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Resources Marine Heat Waves How do you feel when your body temperature rises by 1 or 2 degrees? Your body aches all over, you feel weak and you experience the chills. More and more often, extreme climatic events are occuring in the marine environment that cause an increase in the sea surface temperature. These events […]https://projects.ocean.mt/senhar/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/heat-wave-map-150x150.jpeg