Scientists warn deep ocean currents near Antarctica are collapsing, here's what it mean for humans
According to deep ocean models, 250 trillion tonnes of cold, salty, oxygen-rich water sinks near Antarctica annually. As it flows north, this water transports oxygen to the Indian, Pacific, and Atlantic seas.
New South Wales Steve Rintoul Adele Morrison Qian Li Centre Of Excellence Australian National University
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