AMOC

Scientists warn that the AMOC ocean current could collapse, trigger extreme events in various parts of the planet, weaken monsoons that sustain food production, and even affect Brazil.

Valdemar Medeiros 19/05/2026 at 11:45

$44 cientistas emitem alerta após detectarem que corrente oceânica responsável por regular as chuvas na Amazônia atingiu o nível mais fraco em 1.000 anos, com risco de colapso entre 2037 e 2109 capaz de derrubar as temperaturas da Europa em até 10°C e deslocar o cinturão de chuvas tropicais$

Science and Technology

44 Scientists Issue Warning After Detecting That Ocean Current Responsible for Regulating Rainfall in the Amazon Has Reached Its Weakest Level in 1,000 Years, Risking Collapse Between 2037 and 2109 That Could Drop Temperatures in Europe by Up to 10°C and Shift the Tropical Rain Belt

Valdemar Medeiros 03/03/2026 at 14:45

Science and Technology

Iceland Warns: Ocean Current Collapse Could Freeze Europe, Bring Temperatures to -45°C, and Trigger Global Climate Crisis

Romário Pereira de Carvalho 19/02/2026 at 11:58

Tempestade no oceano Atlântico perto da Islândia com ondas fortes e céu nublado, representando o risco climático ligado ao possível colapso da AMOC.

Sustainability

Atlantic Currents Could Fail and Put Iceland at One of the Greatest Climate Risks of the Century

Caio Aviz 16/11/2025 at 11:53

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Interesting facts

World’s Tallest Waterfall Is 3.5 Km High, 160 Km Wide, and Hidden

Alisson Ficher 12/11/2025 at 21:20

AMOC

Scientists warn that the AMOC ocean current could collapse, trigger extreme events in various parts of the planet, weaken monsoons that sustain food production, and even affect Brazil.

44 Scientists Issue Warning After Detecting That Ocean Current Responsible for Regulating Rainfall in the Amazon Has Reached Its Weakest Level in 1,000 Years, Risking Collapse Between 2037 and 2109 That Could Drop Temperatures in Europe by Up to 10°C and Shift the Tropical Rain Belt

Iceland Warns: Ocean Current Collapse Could Freeze Europe, Bring Temperatures to -45°C, and Trigger Global Climate Crisis

Atlantic Currents Could Fail and Put Iceland at One of the Greatest Climate Risks of the Century

World’s Tallest Waterfall Is 3.5 Km High, 160 Km Wide, and Hidden

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