Tuesday, January 10, 2017

Scientists say the global ocean circulation may be more vulnerable to shutdown than we thought

The Washington Post
A Mexican coastline. PinP photo. Intense future climate change could have a far different impact on the world than current models predict, suggests a thought-provoking new study just out in the journal Science Advances.  Story here.

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