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Evolution of AMOC under global warming and SAI climate intervention, and the role of latent heat flux (LH) in Labrador Sea (47ºN~60ºN, 45ºW~67ºW, marked by the red rectangle in panel B) and Gulf Stream Extension (GSE between 40ºN~60ºN and 20ºW~60ºW, marked by the black rectangle in panel D)