The Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC), a tipping element of the climate system, currently has an estimated global warming threshold for collapse when +4.0 °C is reached. However, such a threshold may not be meaningful because AMOC stability depends more on the speed of annual climate change, not reaching a set temperature. The AMOC will collapse at just 2.5° if the warming is increasing as fast as the real world rates.

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