„Kochen, nicht erwärmen“: Das Meeresleben leidet, da die Meerestemperaturen in Thailand Rekordwerte erreichen

13 comments

1. i think i was last summer that some shallow waters off Florida got to over 100F.

2. We’ve been slowly, boiling the frog! Now, it’s time to reap what we sow!

3. I live in Thailand. Some days, when we step into the water at the beach the water is literally scalding. This isn’t hyperbole.

4. Yeah it’s getting record hot in south east asia. People think that in the tropics we are used to high temperatures, but the seas actually play a moderating effect on the temperature. Seldom does it go above 44.

   Now seeing temperatures of 48 and for prolonged periods is a significant change.

   My guess is the turbulence along the Irrawaddy basin that caused the plane to tumble 2 days back was due to this weather pattern.

5. This is a huge development and a dangerous ecological disaster. That the post has 51 upvotes (at my time of typing) shows how either exhausted, indifferent or hopeless most people feel regarding our Climate Emergency. My Goodness, and it’s *only May…*

6. Between this and a wet bulb event – it’s going to be a bad few years. And only get worse.

7. Endless shrimp!

8. What a stupid statement.  Is it boiling? No.  Is it warming? Yes.  These hyperbole are not helping the issue.

9. I’ve been in the water swimming in Samui and it’s been so warm it’s uncomfortable.

10. In India it’s touching 50 degree Celcius in most of the states. It’s concerning what will happen after 10-20 years

11. no one got rich saving the environment

12. oceans already dying but us humans too busy killing each other.

13. Nothing to see here! Who needs biodiversity!