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Topic	Atlantic Ocean's current system exhibits early signs of collapse.
Necronmon 02/14/24 6:32:50 PM #13:	Not so much this go around, what with the end of the holocene and the loss of arctic ice. We're in uncharted waters. The collapse of the AMOC will be after the arctic ice is all but gone. Right now it's showing early signs of collapse (slowing.) This process will occur over timelines more like a century, rather than a few years. Well if scientists can figure out anything they better do it fast...you know how hard it is when all you can see in the future is ruin and despair? <cite>Necronmon posted [p:978846659] in Atlantic O... [t:80696776]...</cite> <quote><quote>Not so much this go around, what with the end of the holocene and the loss of arctic ice. We're in uncharted waters. The collapse of the AMOC will be after the arctic ice is all but gone. Right now it's showing early signs of collapse (slowing.) This process will occur over timelines more like a century, rather than a few years.</quote>Well if scientists can figure out anything they better do it fast...you know how hard it is when all you can see in the future is ruin and despair? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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