Oceans' Slow Breakdown Threatens Climate Engine

Oceans undergo a slow breakdown as the planet's climate engine falters under mounting pressures. Warming waters absorb excess heat and carbon, disrupting global currents that regulate weather patterns and marine life. Scientists warn this transition accelerates extreme events like heatwaves and storms while weakening the ocean's role in stabilizing temperatures. Coral reefs bleach and fisheries collapse as acidity rises, hitting food chains hard. Read more about this...