A slowing current system in the Atlantic Ocean spells trouble for Earth | Salon.com
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The potential disruption of an Atlantic current system marks a "big gamble at planetary scale"
A slowing current system in the Atlantic Ocean spells trouble for Earth The potential disruption of an Atlantic current system marks a "big gamble at planetary scale" By Matthew Rozsa Staff Writer Published June 5, 2021 2:00PM (EDT) Ocean Current (Getty Images) Facebook X Reddit Email Save It was a seamless synthesis of science and art, expanding the frontiers of human knowledge while being eerily beautiful at the same time. That was the response when, in the 1960s, professor Henry Stommel, a pioneering oceanographer, introduced a model to his colleagues that explained the motions of ocean wat
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