ExtremeTech: The Ocean’s Great ‘Conveyor Belt’ Is Slowing: Study…

The current responsible for regulating Earth's #climate and swapping nutrients between #oceans is expected to be 20% incapacitated by 2050, triggering far-reaching consequences for humans and wildlife alike... #oceancirculation

https://formuchdeliberation.wordpress.com/2025/03/10/extremetech-the-oceans-great-conveyor-belt-is-slowing-study/

ExtremeTech: The Ocean’s Great ‘Conveyor Belt’ Is Slowing: Study…

The current responsible for regulating Earth’s #climate and swapping nutrients between #oceans is expected to be 20% incapacitated by 2050, triggering far-reaching consequences for humans and…

for much deliberation

ExtremeTech: The Ocean’s Great ‘Conveyor Belt’ Is Slowing: Study…

The current responsible for regulating Earth's #climate and swapping nutrients between #oceans is expected to be 20% incapacitated by 2050, triggering far-reaching consequences for humans and wildlife alike... #oceancirculation

https://formuchdeliberation.wordpress.com/2025/03/07/extremetech-the-oceans-great-conveyor-belt-is-slowing-study-2/

ExtremeTech: The Ocean’s Great ‘Conveyor Belt’ Is Slowing: Study…

The current responsible for regulating Earth’s #climate and swapping nutrients between #oceans is expected to be 20% incapacitated by 2050, triggering far-reaching consequences for humans and…

for much deliberation

Oceanographic Magazine: AMOC study: Critical ocean current has not declined in the last 60 years…

In the #AtlanticOcean, a system of connected currents – the #AMOC – moves water throughout the world’s oceans powered by a combination of winds and ocean density... #oceancurrents #oceancirculation

https://formuchdeliberation.wordpress.com/2025/01/19/oceanographic-magazine-amoc-study-critical-ocean-current-has-not-declined-in-the-last-60-years/

Oceanographic Magazine: AMOC study: Critical ocean current has not declined in the last 60 years…

In the #AtlanticOcean, a system of connected currents – the #AMOC – moves water throughout the world’s oceans powered by a combination of winds and ocean density… #oceancurrents #oceancircula…

for much deliberation

World’s largest iceberg breaks free from ocean cyclone – Earth.com…

The world’s largest iceberg has astonished scientists by shaking free from a spinning ocean trap and continuing its trek across remote southern waters... earth.com #iceberg #oceancirculation #seaice #A23a #antarctica #climatechange #globalwarming

https://formuchdeliberation.wordpress.com/2024/12/26/worlds-largest-iceberg-breaks-free-from-ocean-cyclone-earth-com/

World’s largest iceberg breaks free from ocean cyclone – Earth.com…

The world’s largest iceberg has astonished scientists by shaking free from a spinning ocean trap and continuing its trek across remote southern waters… earth.com #iceberg #oceancirculation #s…

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Pacific Ocean Currents Are Accelerating, and It Could Change Global Climate As We Know It…

A recent study reports a marked acceleration in upper-ocean circulation within the equatorial Pacific over the last three decades... scitechdaily #pacificocean #climatechange #oceancirculation #ENSO #elnino #atmosphere #oceancurrents

https://formuchdeliberation.wordpress.com/2024/12/17/pacific-ocean-currents-are-accelerating-and-it-could-change-global-climate-as-we-know-it-3/

Pacific Ocean Currents Are Accelerating, and It Could Change Global Climate As We Know It…

A recent study reports a marked acceleration in upper-ocean circulation within the equatorial Pacific over the last three decades… scitechdaily #pacificocean #climatechange #oceancirculation …

for much deliberation

Pacific Ocean Currents Are Accelerating, and It Could Change Global Climate As We Know It…

A recent study reports a marked acceleration in upper-ocean circulation within the equatorial Pacific over the last three decades... scitechdaily #pacificocean #climatechange #oceancirculation #ENSO #elnino #atmosphere #oceancurrents

https://formuchdeliberation.wordpress.com/2024/12/16/pacific-ocean-currents-are-accelerating-and-it-could-change-global-climate-as-we-know-it-2/

Pacific Ocean Currents Are Accelerating, and It Could Change Global Climate As We Know It…

A recent study reports a marked acceleration in upper-ocean circulation within the equatorial Pacific over the last three decades… scitechdaily #pacificocean #climatechange #oceancirculation …

for much deliberation

Pacific Ocean Currents Are Accelerating, and It Could Change Global Climate As We Know It…

A recent study reports a marked acceleration in upper-ocean circulation within the equatorial Pacific over the last three decades... scitechdaily #pacificocean #climatechange #oceancirculation #ENSO #elnino #atmosphere #oceancurrents

https://formuchdeliberation.wordpress.com/2024/12/07/pacific-ocean-currents-are-accelerating-and-it-could-change-global-climate-as-we-know-it/

Pacific Ocean Currents Are Accelerating, and It Could Change Global Climate As We Know It…

A recent study reports a marked acceleration in upper-ocean circulation within the equatorial Pacific over the last three decades… scitechdaily #pacificocean #climatechange #oceancirculation …

for much deliberation

#Meltwater from Greenland and the Arctic is weakening #OceanCirculation, speeding up warming down south

Published: November 18, 2024

"A vast network of ocean currents nicknamed the 'great global ocean conveyor belt' is slowing down. That’s a problem because this vital system redistributes heat around the world, influencing both temperatures and rainfall.

"The Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation funnels heat northwards through the Atlantic Ocean and is crucial for controlling climate and marine ecosystems. It’s weaker now than at any other time in the past 1,000 years, and global warming could be to blame. But climate models have struggled to replicate the changes observed to date – until now.

"Our modelling suggests the recent weakening of the oceanic circulation can potentially be explained if meltwater from the Greenland ice sheet and Canadian glaciers is taken into account.

"Our results show the Atlantic overturning circulation is likely to become a third weaker than it was 70 years ago at 2°C of global warming. This would bring big changes to the climate and ecosystems, including faster warming in the southern hemisphere, harsher winters in Europe, and weakening of the northern hemisphere’s tropical monsoons. Our simulations also show such changes are likely to occur much sooner than others had suspected. "

Read more:
https://theconversation.com/meltwater-from-greenland-and-the-arctic-is-weakening-ocean-circulation-speeding-up-warming-down-south-238302

#AMOC #Greenland #GlobalWarming #ClimateChange #ArticMelt #ArcticIceMelt #ExtremeWeather #ExtremeRainfall #Ecosystems

Meltwater from Greenland and the Arctic is weakening ocean circulation, speeding up warming down south

New research shows melting ice is causing the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC) to slow down, with widespread consequences for the world’s climate and ecosystems.

The Conversation

The Guardian: ‘We don’t know where the tipping point is’: climate expert on potential collapse of Atlantic circulation…

The dangers of a collapse of the main Atlantic Ocean circulation, known as Amoc, have been “greatly underestimated” and would have devastating and irreversible impacts... The Guardian #climatechange #globalwarming #amoc #atlanticocean #climateemergency #carbonemissions #oceancirculation

https://formuchdeliberation.wordpress.com/2024/10/24/the-guardian-we-dont-know-where-the-tipping-point-is-climate-expert-on-potential-collapse-of-atlantic-circulation/

The Guardian: ‘We don’t know where the tipping point is’: climate expert on potential collapse of Atlantic circulation…

The dangers of a collapse of the main Atlantic Ocean circulation, known as Amoc, have been “greatly underestimated” and would have devastating and irreversible impacts… The Guardian #climatec…

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Mantle convection linked to seaway closure that transformed Earth's oceanographic circulation patterns

Continental drift is a concept familiar to many, referencing the movement of Earth's continents due to shifting tectonic plates over millions of years, splitting one globe-spanning supercontinent into the configuration we see today. Alongside this there have been smaller land mass movements that have opened seaways, affecting ocean circulation patterns and climate.

Phys.org