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The Saltiest Ocean Is Rapidly “Losing Salt”: Scientists Warn of Catastrophic Consequences
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We're used to hearing about ocean warming, but a new study reveals a completely different danger that comes from a change in the composition of water - and it could change the global climate in a devastating way. Scientists from the University of Colorado Boulder warn that a dramatic drop in salinity levels in the Indian Ocean is an "ominous sign" for the stability of the Gulf Stream and global climate systems. The study focused on the southern …
The Southern Indian Ocean is losing its salt at a speed that amazes oceanographers. In sixty years, the saltwater zone off Australia has declined by 30%, drowned under a massive supply of fresh water equivalent to the human consumption of the United States for three centuries. This phenomenon, caused by [...]
The southern part of the Indian Ocean is rapidly losing its salinity due to climate change. What consequences will this have for circulation and ecosystems TSN.ua (news 1+1).
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