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Than we thought. for viewers, the paris climate agreement as a target of1.5 the paris climate agreement as a target of 1.5 global average temperatures. it does not sound a lot, the end of the 19th century, who at one point to. this year with el nino, change of the ocean currents in the pacific looking like itll kick off, we could well hit that magical 1.5 off, we could well hit that magical1.5 and off, we could well hit that magical 1.5 and thats not someone we want to be. so this is about trans...

Computer scientists at MIT worked with oceanographers to develop a machine-learning model that uses fluid dynamics for more accurate ocean-current data.

Year. and ever since scientists have wondered if the effect could be duplicated by aircraft , spraying the upper atmosphere with enough sulfur dioxide or dust made of chalk or even diamonds. to turn down the sun by just a degree or two. we call it climate intervention intervention left silicon valley to start a nonprofit called silver lining devoted to better understanding of the stratosphere. why dont you like the term geoengineering? most of whats needed is not engineering the bulk of the rese...

A deceased 41-foot gray whale was found on a Fox Island shore in Washington. So many questions about this incident!

A deceased 41-foot gray whale was found on a Fox Island shore in Washington. So many questions about this incident!

A deceased 41-foot gray whale was found on a Fox Island shore in Washington. So many questions about this incident!

A deceased 41-foot gray whale was found on a Fox Island shore in Washington. So many questions about this incident!

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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.

The so-called Antarctic ocean overturning circulation may slow by over 40 percent in the next 30 years "if global carbon emissions continue at the current rate," researchers claim.