Scientists discover strange effect of global warming in the Pacific Ocean
Research shows that global warming alters water circulation in the Pacific Ocean. In some regions, water 'ages', while in others it becomes younger, linked to the slowdown of vertical mixing.
In brief
- Global warming changes water circulation in the Pacific Ocean.
- In some regions, water 'ages', while in others it becomes younger.
- Vertical mixing of water in the ocean slows down.
- The most significant changes occur at depths of 200–1000 meters.
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