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Sea Surface Temperature Anomalies 8june2025-min

June 2025 was the third warmest June on record for the global ocean, after 2023 and 2024. Record high-intensity marine heatwaves impact 62% of the Mediterranean Sea.

Key indicators of global climate change 2024

Scientists find three years left of remaining carbon budget for 1.5°C

Mercator IGO side event 9 june 2025

Led by France and Norway, Twelve European Countries Launch World’s First Intergovernmental Organization for Digital Ocean Systems at UN Ocean Conference

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Starfish Barometer Launching today at UNOC: First Global Ocean Health Bulletin

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Europe Showcases AI-Powered Digital Twin of the Ocean as Major Outcome of the European Ocean Pact at UNOC3

ESA-Mercator Ocean Agreement

European Space Agency and Mercator Ocean International Sign Partnership Agreement

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Our Ocean Bulletins

Our regularly updated bulletins provide essential data and forecasts on critical Ocean variables. These bulletins leverage Mercator Ocean’s in-house expertise, combining observational datasets and advanced numerical models.

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Progress Through Co-Design: Looking Back at the Digital Ocean Forum 2025 

On 27 and 28 November, the European Ocean community gathered in Brussels at the Digital Ocean Forum 2025 to mark

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The Copernicus Ocean State Report presented to Greenpact2025 in Poland 

Muriel Lux represented Mercator Ocean International at the conference and highlighted its leadership in Digital Ocean Systems at the Greenpact

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New Study Finds Evidence of Ongoing Simultaneous Changes in the Global Ocean 

A new international study, led by researchers from the Institute of Atmospheric Physics (Chinese Academy of Sciences), Mercator Ocean International

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