Scientists warn of the terrifying future of Earth’s strongest ocean current slowing down due to climate change and .
The Antarctic Circumpolar Current (ACC) slowdown could reach 20% by 2050, leading to faster ice melting, rising sea levels, and higher global temperatures.
The ACC plays a key role in moving water, heat, and nutrients around the planet.
As melting ice adds fresh water, the current’s strength weakens and this change could disrupt global weather patterns and climate systems.