In The Hollywood Blockbuster The Day After Tomorrow Ocean Currents Around The World Stop As A Result Of Global Warming Triggering A New Ice Age On Earth

In the Hollywood blockbuster 'The Day After Tomorrow', ocean currents around the world stop as a result of global warming, triggering a new Ice Age on Earth.
That may have been science fiction but scientists say the terrifying prophecy could soon become a reality.
That's because new research warns that the Atlantic Ocean current which drives the Gulf Stream could collapse at 'any time' from 2025 thanks to .
Known formally as the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC), the current is the driving force which brings warm water from the Gulf of up to the UK and is responsible for mild winters in Western Europe.
If it collapsed, sdy hari ini live however, the impact would be devastating.
Europe would be plunged into a deep freeze, while most of Africa, the Caribbean, and South American countries such as Colombia, Peru and Bolivia would experience rocketing temperatures.
Fears: New research warns that the Atlantic Ocean current which drives the Gulf Stream (pictured) could collapse at 'any time' from 2025 thanks to climate change