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Oceans have soaked up 60 per cent more heat than previously thought, claim Princeton scientists

Dev Kundaliya

01 November 2018 •

Oceans have soaked up 60 per cent more heat than previously thought, claim Princeton scientists

There may be less time available for countries to cut their carbon emissions to achieve Paris agreement goals, research indicates

The Earth's oceans have soaked in 60 per cent more heat than previously thought, according to a new study carried out by the researchers from Princeton University and the Scripps Institution of Oceanography...

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