Environment
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Ocean Currents Would Not Be Disrupted by Melting Ice Caps
According to a recent study done by experts at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, numerous forecasts of our natural climate future may be too susceptible to Arctic ice loss due to sudden changes in ocean circulation
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