Collapse of critical Atlantic current is no longer low-likelihood, study finds

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  1. Yea but have you considered some trans kid wanted to use the bathroom and that made a lot of people very upset?

  2. “The new results are “quite shocking, because I used to say that the chance of Amoc collapsing as a result of global warming was less than 10%”, said Prof Stefan Rahmstorf, at the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research in Germany, who was part of the study team. “Now even in a low-emission scenario, sticking to the Paris agreement, it looks like it may be more like 25%.”

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  3. Western Europe would still be marine-influenced because of prevailing westerly winds. I wonder if a similar region with a weaker warm current could at all be comparable to what a weakened Gulf Stream would be like for Europe. The Pacific Northwest and the Alaskan panhandle have a warm current, but it’s considerably weaker than the Gulf Stream.

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