Satellites reveal ocean currents are getting stronger, with potentially significant implications for climate change

By Navid Constantinou, Research Fellow, Australian National University
Adele Morrison, Research Fellow, Australian National University
Andrew Kiss, Research fellow, Australian National University
Andy Hogg, Professor, Australian National University
Josué Martínez Moreno, P.h.D. candidate, Australian National University
Matthew England, Australian Research Council Laureate Fellow; Deputy Director of the Climate Change Research Centre (CCRC); Chief Investigator in the ARC Centre of Excellence in Climate System Science, UNSW

Our team discovered clear changes in the distribution and strength of ocean eddies. These changes have never been detected before.

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