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A mushroom cloud rises into the air following an atom bomb explosion. Keystone, MPI / Getty Images
A mushroom cloud rises into the air following an atom bomb explosion. Keystone, MPI / Getty Images
Ocean temperatures rising by five Hiroshima bombs a second, research finds
The new study was published in the Advances in Atmospheric Sciences journal
James Orr
14 January, 2020