The Global Thermohaline Circulation (THC)
The ocean has giant conveyor belts that move heat, oxygen, water, and salt over thousands of year
For 10-11,000 years the AMOC part (Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation) of the THC has been stable
The oceans absorb as much as 90% of climate change excess heat
Hotter oceans drive mass extinction and increased storm activity
Hotter oceans also hold less oxygen
Oceans also absorb about 40% of excess CO2 from fossil fuels
Excess CO2 drives ocean acidification