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Breaking Ocean Currents

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Ocean currents are driven by density changes related to temperature and saltiness.

In the North Atlantic, cold salty water sinks, creating a pump that drives global ocean circulation.

But as global temperatures rise, that pump weakens, bringing us ever closer to a catastrophic collapse of ocean circulation.

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