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Arctic warming contributes to increase in Northeast Pacific marine heatwave days over the past decades
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Marine heatwaves are on the rise, threatening marine ecosystems. This research by Se-Yong Song, Sang-Wook Yeh, Hyerim Kim, and Neil J. Holbrook explores how Arctic warming drives an increase in Northeast Pacific marine heatwave days, emphasizing the importance of addressing projected Arctic climate changes in future adaptations.
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