Study: Ocean Currents Can Recover if Climate Cools
The Danish Meteorological Institute said the weakening Atlantic current could regain strength if warming reverses, easing fears of a long-term collapse.
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Slate.frThe collapse of the Atlantic current may not be irreversible, but it promises to be very complicated. The collapse of the Atlantic current may not be irreversible, but it promises to be very complicated.
Since 2021, the international climate expert group has been warning: AMOC, the major current regulating the climate in the Atlantic, will probably slow down as a result of climate change. But when? This is one of the studies conducted by the Research Institute for the Exploitation of the Sea.
A current system of the Atlantic Ocean weakened by global warming can recover over time if the climate cools, showed, on the last Wednesday (14), a study of the Danish Meteorological Institute. Read more (10/17/2026
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