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Global warming is breaking a 400-year climate link between two oceans

Scientists warn that global warming is disrupting a crucial 400-year climatic link between the Indian and Pacific Oceans, driven by rising temperatures and altered weather patterns. This disconnection could have significant implications for global climate systems and marine ecosystems. Policymakers must prioritize addressing the impacts of climate change on oceanic connections to mitigate these risks.

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