Nordic Scientists Sound Alarm Over Atlantic Ocean Current Collapse

More than 40 climate scientists are urging Nordic ministers to address potential catastrophic changes in the Atlantic Ocean current that could disrupt weather and ecosystems. The collapse of this current could have severe global consequences, and scientists warn that climate efforts must intensify to prevent such a scenario.

Climate scientists are calling on Nordic ministers to take urgent action to prevent significant changes in the Atlantic Ocean current, which play a critical role in moderating the climate.

The potential collapse of the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation could result in abrupt changes in weather patterns, particularly threatening for countries in the Arctic region and Europe.

The scientists highlight the lack of sufficient global efforts to mitigate this potential disaster, alluding to the need for robust international policies aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

(With inputs from agencies.)