Gulf Stream
Coverage of Gulf Stream in the Nexus archive.
- 64 baby sea turtles rescued from Islamorada pool, released into ocean
A family in the Florida Keys located 64 baby sea turtles trapped in a backyard pool at Islamorada, after they became disoriented. Unable to survive in chlorinated water, the homeowners contacted The Turtle Hospital for rescue and care. After recovering over several days, all 64 hatchlings were successfully released into the ocean within the Gulf Stream.
- Keeping an eye off the Carolina coast this week
The National Hurricane Center monitors a low-development-odds weather system off the southeast U.S. coast, linked to remnants of thunderstorms and a stalled front. Development chances are 10% as of Monday, down from 20% on Sunday, due to factors like wind shear and cooler waters. The system is expected to move westward toward the Carolinas by late week under a high-pressure ridge.
- Is the Gulf Stream about to collapse? Mysterious 'cold blob' in the Atlantic suggests key current is weakening, scientists warn
The Gulf Stream may be collapsing, with a mysterious 'cold blob' in the Atlantic indicating the current is weakening, according to scientists' warnings.
- The great climate paradox: Reducing air pollution could push the Gulf Stream towards a catastrophic COLLAPSE, study warns
A new study warns that reducing air pollution could lead to a catastrophic collapse of the Gulf Stream. The research suggests that decreasing air pollution may have unintended consequences on the climate. This paradox highlights the complexity of climate systems.
- How to prevent the Gulf Stream from collapsing? CLOSE the Bering Strait, experts say
Experts suggest closing the Bering Strait to prevent the collapse of the Gulf Stream, a critical ocean current affecting global climate patterns. The proposal highlights concerns over climate change impacts on ocean circulation systems.
- The Gulf Stream is on the verge of COLLAPSING: Scientists predict a 50% weakening by the end of this century - with devastating consequences
The Gulf Stream is predicted to weaken by 50% by the end of this century due to climate change, potentially leading to severe environmental and climatic consequences. Scientists warn of catastrophic impacts on global weather patterns and ecosystems.
- What will happen if the Gulf Stream collapses: Ominous study reveals how its destruction could trigger a 'substantial' release of carbon - raising global temperatures by 0.2°C
A study warns that the collapse of the Gulf Stream could lead to a significant release of carbon, potentially raising global temperatures by 0.2°C. The research highlights the severe environmental consequences of disrupting this ocean current system, which plays a critical role in regulating Earth's climate.