Ocean current changes could worsen climate change, study warns

A recent study warns that changes in ocean currents could accelerate CO2 buildup, leading to increased global temperatures. Weaker circulation may hinder CO2 absorption by the ocean, potentially releasing more stored carbon. MIT researchers suggest a complex interplay of factors could exacerbate climate change, impacting sea levels and coastlines globally. Urgent action to reduce emissions is crucial to mitigate these risks.