Early Detection of Anthropogenic Climate Change Signals in the Ocean Interior | Nature Scientific Reports

Sea Surface Temperature Map (July 2002 - November 2022), Earth Observatory - NASA; Link


Early detection of anthropogenic climate change signals in the ocean interior (TJIPUTRA et al., 2023)


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