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Climate change slowing Antarctica s deep, dense waters

Climate change slowing Antarctica s deep, dense waters
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Climate change slowing Antarctica s deep, dense waters

Antarctic deep ocean currents have slowed in the past three decades, which scientists say will reduce oxygen levels.

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Climate change slowing Antarctica s deep, dense waters

Climate change slowing Antarctica s deep, dense waters
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Climate change slowing Antarctica s deep, dense waters

Climate change slowing Antarctica s deep, dense waters
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Climate change: Global rise in ocean temperatures baffles climatologists

As the southern autumn began, average global sea surface temperatures were the highest ever recorded, prompting scientists to fear La Nina has hidden a hot secret.

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