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Chemistry, 04.12.2021 01:00 montanolumpuy

Both natural processes and human activity are causing some of Earth's permanent bodies of ice to melt. If enough of this ice melts, it will add warm freshwater to the
northern Atlantic Ocean, where deep water currents start. What effect is this likely to
have on the circulation of ocean water around the globe?


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