Climate change is slowly but steadily cooking the world’s oceans - Quartz

Climate change is slowly but steadily cooking the world’s oceans - Quartz

Over the last half-dozen or so decades, the ocean’s been storing the heat energy equivalent of about two Hiroshima bombs per second. Worryingly, that rate’s picking up, with around four bombs per second stored in the last 16 years.

In 2013, however, the ocean gained the heat equivalent to about 12 bombs per second, says Science Skeptic.