Environment
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Climate Change One of the Reasons Why Major Ocean Current In Its Lowest In 1000 Years
A massive ocean circulation that carries heat across the world and helps govern weather patterns in the North Atlantic appears to be slowing down. In fact, according to new studies, it is at its lowest point in the previous 1,000 years.
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