Warming spins up the Southern Ocean

Andrew L. Stewart ()
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Andrew L. Stewart: University of California, Los Angeles

Nature Climate Change, 2021, vol. 11, issue 12, 1022-1024

Abstract: Eastward flow in the Southern Ocean is the primary conduit between ocean basins. A comprehensive study of multi-decadal observational records and model experiments reveals that warming in the upper ocean is causing this flow to accelerate.

Date: 2021
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