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    Could we cool the oceans to snuff out storms?

    Oct 06, 2021 1 minute

    f the many problems climate change poses, rising sea temperatures have the potential to be the most catastrophic. Warmer oceans mean rising sea levels, melting ice caps and more extreme weather events, including hurricanes. But a Norwegian company claims to have a way

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