The study predicts temperatures in Europe could drop by 3 degrees each decade, and sea levels there could rise by a metre. Source: Moment RF / Juan Maria Coy Vergara/Getty Images
Last week, researchers from around the world gathered in New Orleans for the largest ocean sciences conference, marking the first in-person event in four years due to the pandemic. A significant theme of the conference was the impact of climate change on ocean circulation. This focus aligned with a recent study revealing that the Atlantic circulation, vital for regulating the global climate, faces the threat of complete collapse.
Last week, researchers from around the world gathered in New Orleans for the largest ocean sciences conference, marking the first in-person event in four years due to the pandemic. A significant theme of the conference was the impact of climate change on ocean circulation. This focus aligned with a recent study revealing that the Atlantic circulation, vital for regulating the global climate, faces the threat of complete collapse.
