Team RoarThe Indian Ocean is heating up faster than the other oceans of the world. Why is this happening, and what could this mean for Sri Lanka? Roar recently spoke to climate scientist Dr. Roxy Mathew Koll to understand the issue better. Check out our video here to understand why we need to be concerned, and read our article for a deeper understanding of the matter.
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