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3. Agree 100%. And when it comes to the oceans it's not just AMOC concerns. I think we've depleted fish

Wed Apr 15, 2026, 07:02 PM

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and other marine life to levels that may not recover or at least not fully recover for centuries, already also not just from treating the Oceans like they are endless producers of these but also from treating them as dumping ground no different than we did 500 years ago We've been crapping and pissing in them forever and have never learned.

It's a scary future our kids and grandkids. We can only try and help put the right people in the positions of power that can change the course and more importantly prepare for these eventualities.

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Critical Atlantic current significantly more likely to collapse than thought [View all] muriel_volestrangler 20 hrs ago OP

We're already past the point of no return, folks FakeNoose 19 hrs ago #1

I wish I disagreed with you. Boomerproud 18 hrs ago #2

Agree 100%. And when it comes to the oceans it's not just AMOC concerns. I think we've depleted fish Cheezoholic 18 hrs ago #3

I wonder what happens to the oceans carbon sink when the AMOC goes? nt Javaman 18 hrs ago #4

Nature (3/27/2026) A Badger 10 hrs ago #8

thanks. :( nt Javaman 5 hrs ago #9

I live in the mid-Atlantic and nor'easters are becoming quite rare wolfie001 17 hrs ago #5

This is way more than storms and weather - it concerns human survival for the next 10 centuries FakeNoose 14 hrs ago #7

Preaching to the choir wolfie001 4 hrs ago #10

We are such a parasitic species. We are killing our host. chowder66 17 hrs ago #6