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Antarctic ocean currents heading for collapse- report

Melting ice could trigger a disastrous chain reaction, a new Australian study warns

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Antarctic ocean currents heading for collapse — report

Rapidly melting Antarctic ice is causing a dramatic slowdown in deep ocean currents and could have a disastrous effect on the climate, a new report warns.

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Melting Antarctic ice will slow down a major global deep ocean current by 40% by 2050

Emissions will need to rapidly fall this decade to avoid these potentially grave consequences, the team of Australian researchers said.

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Climate change: Circulation of deep ocean water in Southern Ocean is slowing, which spells bad news for the climate

This mirrors a scenario posed by the 2004 sci-fi film, The Day after Tomorrow. So what would it really mean.

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Melting ice could put Antarctica s deep currents on path to collapse

Study warns Antarctica's deep currents may slow significantly - with global ramifications.

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