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To reconstruct the AMOC, researchers looked at air-sea heat fluxes, which is the exchange of heat from the ocean to the atmosphere. When the AMOC is stronger, more heat is released from the ocean to the atmosphere over the North Atlantic.

Key Atlantic Ocean Current Remains Stable, Defying Previous Concerns

Caption - Coring barrel stowed along the starboard rail of the R/V Armstrong.

Gulf Stream’s Surprising Past Raises Red Flags for Europe’s Climate Future

ocean currents threaten to collapse ice shelves

Ocean currents threaten to collapse ice shelves

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