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Study finds Atlantic climate-regulating current unlikely to collapse this century, though it's still weakening.
A new study in Nature indicates that the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC), crucial for climate regulation, is unlikely to collapse this century despite weakening due to climate change.
Researchers used 34 computer models for extreme climate scenarios and found no total shutdown by 2100, though weakening could still cause significant climate impacts.
A secondary current in the Southern Ocean may help sustain the AMOC.
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El estudio encuentra que la corriente reguladora del clima atlántico es poco probable que colapse este siglo, aunque todavía se está debilitando.