Major Atlantic Ocean Current on Brink of Collapse, New Studies Warn

Recent research highlights the urgent need for climate change mitigation to prevent catastrophic global climate shifts.

New data confirms the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC) is nearing collapse, posing severe global climate risks.
Researchers have developed an early warning system to detect the AMOC's approaching tipping point, potentially allowing time for preparation.
The AMOC's collapse could lead to drastic temperature changes, affecting global food security and ecosystems.
Current climate models may underestimate the AMOC's instability, suggesting a collapse could occur sooner than expected.
Efforts to mitigate climate change are urgent to prevent the AMOC collapse and its catastrophic consequences.