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  • The Southern Ocean is a major site of open-ocean deep convection. Using observational data and model simulations, it is found that surface waters have freshened since the 1950s and deep convection has weakened, and could cease, as a result of the freshening. This has implications for bottom-water formation, ocean heat and carbon storage.

    • Casimir de Lavergne
    • Jaime B. Palter
    • Irina Marinov
    Research
    Nature Climate Change
    Volume: 4, P: 278-282

  • Ships and ocean-observing robots have been used to quantify the amount of nutrients that a storm brings up from the Stygian ocean depths to the sunlit surface — a first step in assessing how storms affect oceanic biomass production.

    • Jaime Palter
    News & Views
    Nature
    Volume: 525, P: 460-461

  • Global ocean oxygen concentrations have been declining, with rates varying regionally. The retreat of the Labrador Current, allowing more low-oxygen subtropical waters to the coastal and shelf waters, drives the rapid decline observed in the northwest Atlantic Ocean.

    • Mariona Claret
    • Eric D. Galbraith
    • John P. Dunne
    Research
    Nature Climate Change
    Volume: 8, P: 868-872

  • A northward shift of the Gulf Stream in 2008 interrupted the Labrador Current and may have contributed to abrupt warming and an ecosystem shift in the Northwest Atlantic Shelf a year later, suggest satellite altimetry and direct subsurface measurements.

    • Afonso Gonçalves Neto
    • Joseph A. Langan
    • Jaime B. Palter
    ResearchOpen Access
    Communications Earth & Environment
    Volume: 2, P: 1-10