Could a North Atlantic current really change Europe’s climate into an ice age
A vital ocean current system in the Atlantic is showing signs of instability. Scientists warn this could lead to colder winters and unpredictable weather patterns across Europe. This gradual change, tracked through ancient shells, suggests a potential shift in climate. Reducing greenhouse gas emissions is crucial to mitigate these risks and prevent irreversible changes to the climate system.
A vital ocean current system in the Atlantic is showing signs of instability. Scientists warn this could lead to colder winters and unpredictable weather patterns across Europe. This gradual change, tracked through ancient shells, suggests a potential shift in climate. Reducing greenhouse gas emissions is crucial to mitigate these risks and prevent irreversible changes to the climate system.
