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Gulf Stream Slowing Down By 4%; Experts Assessing If Climate Change Was Culprit
A recent study confirmed that the Gulf Stream is clearly weakening. Read more here. A recent study confirmed that the Gulf Stream is indeed weakening. Warm water flow over the Florida Straits has reduced by 4% in the last four decades, with serious consequences for global climate.
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