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A new study has revealed that the surface of our oceans is warming four times faster than in the late 1980s .
The researchers warn that we can expect more Extreme Weather as warmer oceans fuel stronger hurricanes, typhoons, and storms.
The sun is currently at the peak of its solar maximum, it is giving off more solar energy that is inevitably becoming trapped within the atmosphere.
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