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The
of ocean currents that is
for maintaining
weather worldwide is in danger of collapsing. Experts say the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC) could collapse within the next 50 years. AMOC brings
from Caribbean
to the northern Atlantic Ocean between Greenland and Britain. Oceanographers say AMOC has been slowing down for the past few decades because of global warming. The
Atlantic is the only
in the world that has cooled in the past 20 years. Experts once believed there was a 10 per cent
of AMOC crossing the tipping point this
. However, 44 experts publicly stated that is now a 50/50
.