A patch of unusually cool water south of Greenland may offer clues about Britain's changing climate On maps showing how much the world’s oceans have warmed, one area stands out. South of Greenland, amid a sea of reds and oranges, sits a stubborn patch of blue. Scientists call it the North Atlantic warming hole, although it has become better known a... [7843 chars]
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