Scientists are baffled about rapid cooling of the Atlantic Ocean. I’m not baffled, because this was the core of Bill Gray’s thermohaline circulation theory.
Warm heavily saline water collects at the surface of the Atlantic Ocean. When it starts to cool, it becomes too dense to float. Then it sinks and gets replaced by cold, less saline water from depth. This cycle repeats over and over again.
Instead of listening to intellectual giants like Bill Gray, the press listens to mental midgets like Michael Mann.
Atlantic Niña: The Atlantic is cooling at record speed and nobody knows why | New Scientist