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Study: Atlantic Current Could Recover, Effects Persist Centuries
Atlantic meridional overturning circulation
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A Danish Meteorological Institute study found that the Atlantic Ocean’s AMOC may regain strength if global warming reverses, with no irreversible collapse indicated by the model. Recovery could take centuries, while climate and sea-level effects may persist; melting of the Greenland ice sheet would not be reversed, and an outside researcher cautioned that real-world stability may be lower than the model suggests.
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Rachel Meyers
Even with possible recovery, losing the Greenland ice sheet for good means sea levels stay higher no matter what happens later.
Polar Ice Sheets Lose 11.3 Trillion Tons
Greenland
— Sep 20, 2026
Greenland and Antarctica lost 11.3 trillion tons of ice from 1979 to 2023, enough to fill a cube 23 kilometers high, raising global seas about 1 inch.
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Elena Vasquez
Over 11 trillion tons gone in 50 years means we need to cut emissions much faster than current plans.
