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Record El Niño, EU OceanEye project and Antarctic sea ice peak

Original: Cited 29 September 2026: Record-breaking El Niño | The EU ‘OceanEye’ project | Antarctic sea ice peak

Reports dated 29 September 2026 highlight three climate stories: a record-breaking El Niño, the EU's 'OceanEye' project, and the peak of Antarctic sea ice. The items connect ocean monitoring and observation efforts with record ocean and polar conditions, underscoring continuing concern about warming seas and shrinking polar ice coverage.

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• Cited 29 September 2026: Record-breaking El Niño | The EU ‘OceanEye’ project | Antarctic sea ice peak · Carbon Brief

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