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- 1UK to join EU ocean science scheme to improve extreme weather forecasts●"UK to join EU ocean science scheme to better predict extreme weather events" # UK # UnitedKingdom # EU # EuropeanUnion
The UK is set to join an EU-backed global ocean monitoring scheme, OceanEye, aimed at improving the prediction of extreme weather events. According to the Guardian, Britain's participation will give forecasters better access to ocean observation data, strengthening early warnings for storms and flooding. The move marks another instance of post-Brexit cooperation with Europe on science and the environment.
- 2Climate roundup: El Niño record, EU OceanEye project, Antarctic sea ice▼Cited 29 September 2026: Record-breaking El Niño | The EU ‘OceanEye’ project | Antarctic sea ice peak
Carbon Brief's daily briefing for 29 September 2026 highlights three climate stories: a record-breaking El Niño event, the EU's 'OceanEye' project, and the peak of Antarctic sea ice. Together the items point to continued attention on ocean conditions and polar ice trends, with the record El Niño the standout claim in the coverage.