“Ocean blue” may no longer be the most accurate way to describe the planet’s waters.
Aon Wednesday finds that the color of the ocean has changed significantly over the last 20 years—all due to climate change.
That color change seems to be the result of changes in the marine ecosystems—driven by climate change. The new study tracked satellite measurements of the world’s oceans taken from 2002 to 2022, across seven different wavelengths. Across those 20 years, there was a clear trend in color variation that correlated with increases in greenhouse gasses. In fact, the satellite measurements fit perfectly with what a separate model had predicted based on greenhouse gas additions.
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