A slowdown of ocean currents that would disrupt life on the continent on an unthinkable scale.

Norway's ‌Equinor said on Thursday it has discovered gas at the ​Gullfaks South field in ​the North Sea, some 190 ⁠kilometres (118 miles) northwest of ​Bergen.

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Páll Gunnarsson explores what Iceland’s recent statements on the AMOC mean for potential solar geoengineering research leadership.

The AMOC is under threat from human-caused climate change, as warming seas, melting ice and increased rainfall upset the temperature and salt balance of the North Atlantic.

A cold blob of water in the North Atlantic suggests that an important ocean current is weakening.

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While attention fixates on an AMOC collapse, a faster-responding subpolar tipping element could trigger severe European weather shifts and ocean cascades as early as the 2040s.