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The Mediterranean is seeing its temperatures increase at twice the rate of the global average temperature increase

CNN Portugal5 September 2026 at 13:03

The Mediterranean is experiencing a temperature increase that occurs at twice the average rate of global warming. This information was highlighted by Filipe Lisboa, a climate change expert, during an analysis of the consequences of warming on the oceans.

Filipe Lisboa has dedicated himself to analyzing the increase in meteorological instability that accompanies the global warming phenomenon. His work focuses particularly on the increase in ocean temperatures and their effects on the climate.

This situation places the Mediterranean region as one of the most vulnerable to the effects of climate change. The accelerated pace of warming in that maritime basin contrasts with global trends, representing a significant challenge for the surrounding countries.

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