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Ocean heat uptake refers to the process by which the world's oceans absorb excess heat from the atmosphere, acting as a buffer against climate change by slowing the rate of global warming. This process affects ocean circulation, sea level rise, and marine ecosystems, making it a critical component in understanding and predicting climate dynamics.
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