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Scientists travelling as far as 65 degrees south will investigate why the deep ocean currents near Antarctica are slowing, whether the Southern Ocean will continue to absorb heat and carbon dioxide, and how clouds form over the Southern Ocean.
“Unless we act soon, we will commit ourselves to changes that we’d really rather avoid."
Since 1971, the Earth has absorbed the heat equivalent of over 6 billion atomic explosions of the size that decimated Hiroshima in 1945.
A new study has found that melting Antarctic ice is slowing one of the world’s significant deep ocean currents, which could have a wide-reaching impac...
Oxygen levels in the depths of the Antarctic Ocean are declining at a much faster pace than predicted, a new study by Australian scientists shows.