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  2. List of newspapers in Aruba - Wikipedia

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    Government of Aruba News – English, Papiamento, and Dutch; Daily. Awe Mainta - Papiamento and English; Websites. 24ora – Papiamento, Dutch, Spanish and English; NoticiaCla - Papiamento and English

  3. Diario (Aruba) - Wikipedia

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  4. Geography of Aruba - Wikipedia

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    Aruba features a hot semi-arid climate (Köppen BSh) characterized by consistently warm temperatures throughout the year. There have been lasting environmental challenges linked to climate and nature. Sea water temperatures, for example, have gradually risen by at least 1.3 °C (2.3 °F) since the 1950s. [30]

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  8. Marine heatwave - Wikipedia

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    The IPCC Sixth Assessment Report defines marine heatwave as follows: "A period during which water temperature is abnormally warm for the time of the year relative to historical temperatures, with that extreme warmth persisting for days to months. The phenomenon can manifest in any place in the ocean and at scales of up to thousands of kilometres."

  9. Climate change in the Caribbean - Wikipedia

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    An increase in surface temperature has also been suggested to affect the coral reefs. In 2005 in the Caribbean, a rise in the sea surface temperature is thought to have caused widespread coral bleaching. In the study, the authors reported that the increase in sea surface temperature was due to natural climate variability or human activity.