Why ocean currents are slowing — and what it means for you | Susan Lozier

This podcast episode discusses the crucial role of the ocean overturning circulation in maintaining our planet's climate and highlights potential disruptions due to global warming. Although the overturning is unlikely to collapse before 2100, it is predicted to weaken by up to 34%, leading to significant climate and weather pattern imbalances. To fully understand and address these challenges, experts emphasize the need for a global measurement system and a collective effort in reducing carbon dioxide emissions.