Iceland’s comparatively delicate local weather is formed by a vital community of currents that winds its away across the Atlantic Ocean transporting warmth northward — with out it, the island could be a lot icier and stormier. As proof mounts these currents could be on course for collapse, Iceland’s authorities has made the weird transfer of designating the danger a nationwide safety menace, prompting a a high-level response into the way to put together for this “existential menace.”
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